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Ohio officials are warning of fake texts claiming unpaid tolls and parking fines. Here's how to spot and report the scam.

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PENNSYLVANIA (WTAJ) — A statewide consumer fraud alert has been issued by the Philadelphia courts on Sunday involving phony text messages asking recipients to appear in court for a ‘toll violation’.

The unpaid toll text scam is targeting drivers in 7 states. Learn the red flags and how to verify your account without falling for a phishing trap.

Millions of Virgin Media subscribers are set to see their monthly bills increase from April. Full-fibre broadband and TV users could face increases of up to £4 per month — that's an extra £48 a year ...