Fraudulent letters have been sent in an attempt to compromise your TPIN. Your TPIN should be kept confidential. CCR personnel will NEVER ask you for your TPIN. Please contact the CCR Help Desk immediately to obtain a new TPIN if you feel that your TPIN has been compromised. The point of contact concerning these fraudulent letters is the Department of Transportation Office of the Inspector General Hotline at 1-800-424-9071.
*** Always protect your TPIN with the highest level of security. No one outside of your organization should know what your secure TPIN number is. Please note that in case your TPIN has been compromised, it will be possible for unknown sources to obtain your financial information with the possibility to redirect any EFT payments to their own benefit.
*** We have recently been informed that fraudulent letters have been sent to venders requesting that the vendor provide their TPIN for new CCR related features. Do not, under any circumstance, provide your TPIN to any person outside of your immediate organization.
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