There is a new form of consumer fraud that involves scamming users of highway tolls. It works by telling drivers that they owe money on a toll service.
My question is how in the world do they know who uses the tolls? Â More than likely they just blasted it out to everyone. Â It looks like many people all over the US are getting these emails. Â It comes with an attachment that might contain malware.
You can tell that it is a scam because of the origin: Â <phillip.reeves@senseit.com.br>
Dear UserName,
You have a unpaid bill for using toll road.
Please, do not forget to service your debt.You can find the invoice is in the attachment.
Yours faithfully,
Phillip Reeves,
E-ZPass Manager.
To report a phishing email, forward it to: phishing-report@us-cert.gov.
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