The Minnesota Department of Revenue is alerting residents of a new text scam aiming to steal personal bank information.

The bogus text asks recipients to click on a suspicious link and update their banking info in exchange for a refund from the Department of Revenue.

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The scam text wants updated banking information, supposedly for your tax refund. Don't reply or click any link in the message.  The state does not send unsolicited texts asking for personal data.

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Banks and financial institutions, including Heritage Bank in Willmar, are warning the public about widespread text messaging scams targeting customers across the country. According to a news release ...

The Minnesota Department of Revenue announced Wednesday that scammers are posing as government officials to collect bank information from residents. It’s unclear who started the scam, but state ...

From 2023 to 2024, there was a 14% increase in these types of scams, particularly romance and law enforcement scams.