California residents and others around the country have received fake text messages claiming they owe unpaid tolls and demanding immediate payment. In California, the texts may be fake FasTrak tolls, ...
kcra.com: No, FasTrak did not send you a text to pay up. It’s a ‘smishing’ scam
Have you received a text message urging you to pay a FasTrak fee? It's a scam. The message looks like this: “In order to avoid excessive late fees and potential legal action on statements, please pay ...
No, FasTrak did not send you a text to pay up. It’s a ‘smishing’ scam
The Desert Sun: What is the FasTrak scam? Fake texts claim Californians owe money for unpaid tolls
What is the FasTrak scam? Fake texts claim Californians owe money for unpaid tolls
Make sure to vet it before doing anything. According to posts on reddit, scammers are doing their best to make money off FasTrak Lane tolls. The posts read (with different dates) "Pay your FasTrak ...
Californians may receive a text message claiming they owe money for unpaid tolls, and the text may appear as from FasTrak, an electronic toll collection system. The scam is designed to deceive drivers ...
After examining the "Bay Area FasTrak Customer Handbook" (FasTrak Handbook), switch position webpage (Switch Positions), and Clean Air Vehicles webpage (CAVs), things will be confusing, I predict, for all but the regular Bay-area visitor or resident.
I'm new here. I've searched through many postings about windshield toll tag location but still have a question. In the SF Bay area we use a FasTrak CAV Flex pass, FasTrak made a point of telling me to be sure to install it in the correct location because they have lots of problems with...