Avoid falling for FasTrak toll text scams. If you receive one of these messages, do not click on any links and do not provide any personal information.

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Scammers are apparently not taking any time off for the holidays. They are bombarding Bay Area cell phones with a blast of bogus text messages about Fastrak.

Many people have reported receiving a text message claiming they have a FasTrak toll that needs to be paid, but it's a scam.

Some Southern Californians have received a text message that threatens legal action and financial penalties if the recipient doesn’t pay a toll road fee.

California Attorney General Rob Bonta on Thursday warned drivers of a significant increase in text-based toll scam activity.

Those who click on the link provided by the scammers are often targeted with so-called "phishing" attacks, in which crooks attempt to obtain both money and personal information such as credit card numbers that can be used for identity theft, according to the DOJ.

A phishing text message warning of a legal threat and financial penalties has been hitting users and even non-drivers of Southern California’s Metro ExpressLanes.

There has been a "significant increase" recently in texting scams that try to collect toll fees from drivers, the California Attorney General said Monday.