Phishing attempts via SMS often mimic legitimate toll authorities to trick recipients into clicking malicious links. This message, posing as a notice from Toll Roads, urges users to reply 'Y' or open a suspicious URL like zpassny.com-paykgb.top, which redirects to fake payment sites designed to steal personal data. Toll evasion scams like this exploit urgency around unpaid fees, but legitimate agencies never demand immediate link activation through text. Forward such messages to your carrier's spam reporting line or authorities like the FTC, and never engage with unknown links—use official apps or websites instead. Enabling two-factor authentication on financial accounts adds another layer of protection against identity theft.
Hindi kapani-paniwala ang tawag, parang nagtatangkang manghingi ng impormasyon. I‑block ang numero.
Notice about toll evasion from The Toll Roads. HTTPS://zpassny.com-paykgb.top/i Reply Y, then close and reopen the text to activate the link, or paste it into Safari and launch.
