Indiana officials are warning residents about a new scam involving unpaid toll notifications. The Indiana Office of Technology emphasized that it does not send such alerts via text or email, raising concerns on May 12 and 13, 2025.
- Indiana Office of Technology warns of scams
- Fake messages claim unpaid toll fees
- Messages appear from various state agencies
- Scam messages use GovDelivery platform
- Do not click links in scam messages
- Indiana officials are addressing the issue
These fraudulent messages, which mimic communications from various state agencies, claim recipients owe toll fees and threaten penalties. The messages, often starting with “Dear Customer,” mislead individuals into clicking links to pay fictitious debts.
This alarming trend raises questions about cybersecurity and public awareness. How can residents protect themselves from such scams? It’s essential to stay informed and vigilant.
- Verify the source of any unexpected notifications.
- Do not click on suspicious links.
- Report scams to local authorities.
- Educate others about these fraudulent practices.
As scams become more sophisticated, staying informed is crucial. Residents are encouraged to share this information and report any suspicious messages to help protect their communities.
