West Virginia Attorney General Patrick Morrisey is warning
residents about a scam targeting E-ZPass customers.
E-ZPass allows motorists to pay tolls
electronically on turnpikes and toll roads.
Morrisey says some customers have
received emails from an account that appears to be affiliated with the company.
The customers are told they have unpaid
toll fees and are directed to click on a link to pay. The email is not
legitimate.
The attorney general's office advises
consumers not to reply to the email or click on the link. They should just
delete it.
