Good To Go is a scammer target

We have an important message about something you definitely want to hear, especially if you use Good To Go! for toll payments. Scammers are trying to trick people nationwide, and we want to make sure you're protected. So, stay tuned, and let's dive into how these scammers are operating and what you can do to stay safe!"

Introduction to the Scam

Good To Go! has recently issued a warning about scammers impersonating toll agencies to trick you into paying bogus toll fees and giving out personal banking information. These scammers have been sending fake text messages that look surprisingly real, even linking to websites that mimic the official Good To Go! site."

How the Scam Works

Here's what these scam texts look like: You'll receive a message that claims to be from Good To Go! saying something like, 'Your toll payment is overdue, click here to pay now.' But here's the catch – the link doesn't take you to the real Good To Go! website, and if you click on it, you're opening yourself up to possible identity theft and fraud. Good To Go! NEVER sends texts asking for payments, so if you get a message like this, it’s definitely a scam."

What You Should Do

So, what should you do if you suspect you've received one of these scam texts? First and foremost, don't click on any links in the message. Instead, log into your Good To Go! account directly through their official website to check if there’s an outstanding balance or toll bill. And remember, Good To Go! will never text you if you don’t have an account with them. If you don't have an account, they won't send you any texts. And even if you do have an account, they won’t ask you to pay through suspicious links."

Reporting the Scam

If you have received a suspicious message, you can help fight this fraud by filing a complaint with the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3). Make sure to include details like the phone number or email address the scam message came from, and the website URL listed in the text. This information will help authorities track down these scammers and protect others."

Final Tips

Good To Go! also wants to remind everyone that they do NOT charge additional fees for payments. If you ever get a message saying otherwise, it’s a red flag. Always be cautious when dealing with unsolicited messages, especially ones asking for payment or personal info."

Call to Action

We’d love to hear from you in the comments – have you ever received one of these scam texts? Share your experience and help others avoid falling for the same trap. And if you found this video helpful, please hit that like button and subscribe for more tips on staying safe online!"