E-Z Pass is warning customers about fraudulent emails as part of a phishing scam.
According to E-Z Pass, the scammers are sending emails to people with E-Z Pass accounts, telling them they have a payment due.
The email then directs the customers to a legitimate looking website that asks for credit card information.
E-Z Pass says those emails are fake. Anyone who receives an unsolicited email demanding payment can call the toll-free E-Z Pass customer service center at 1-877-762-7824.
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