Differentiating between a real text message and a scam is hugely important these days. Here's how to tell if that Social Security text you just got is legit.

If you're unsure of whether a text is real or a scam, officials urge recipients to contact E-ZPass at 1-800-333-8655 or Tolls by Mail at 1-844-826-8400 for help.

In the video, he sits on a couch and recites each would-be constituent’s text message off his phone, as a graphic of each text bubble conversation pops up. The first question asks about why universal ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – I recently got a text message from a “company” saying I had been recommended by multiple online recruitment agencies and they wanted to offer me a job. Flexible hours, free ...

If you think the message might be real, contact your state's DMV using a trusted phone number or website. Copy the text message and forward it to 7726 (SPAM).

Check to see if the text is legit. Reach out to the state’s tolling agency using a phone number or website you know is real and don’t use the contact info on the text.

There are, of course, ways to tell if the text message you've received about Social Security is authentic or not, with the U.S. Social Security Administration assembling some of the tell-tale ...

If you’re unsure of whether a text is real or a scam, officials urge recipients to contact E-ZPass at 1-800-333-8655, Tolls by Mail at 1-844-826-8400 or email ezpassny@thruway.ny.gov for help.

If you’re unsure of whether a text is real or a scam, officials urge recipients to contact E-ZPass at 1-800-333-8655, Tolls by Mail at 1-844-826-8400 or email ezpassny@thruway.ny.gov for help.