San Diego Superior Court Warns Public About Scams Superior Court Of First things first, that’s a scam. and to be clear: don’t scan that qr code. it’s the same playbook as last year’s toll road scams, just dressed up with a little more authority and a lot more pressure. before doing anything, our team ran it through mcafee’s scam detector. This high pressure scam urges individuals to cooperate with the named ssa official, pressuring them to send money or share personal information. the scam letter is personally addressed to the recipient and claims they are a primary suspect in connection with legal proceedings and criminal charges.
Second Judicial District Court Warns Residents Of Recent Scam Involving You receive a text claiming you have a court enforcement notice tied to a traffic violation. it includes a case number, a court name, and is signed by judge michael rodriguez. There has been nationwide reporting of fake notices of electronic filing (nefs) being sent to attorneys and law firms across the country. these fake nefs look like they are coming from the court’s electronic filings system. Instead of the familiar fake toll road text or bogus parking ticket warning we’ve told you about in the past, scammers are now sending what looks like an official “final notice – court. Police departments around the state are warning about official looking, customized but phony texts about missing court dates and unpaid fines that have been appearing nationwide. the “notice of hearing” text claims the recipient has an upcoming court date in newark municipal court and is delinquent in paying for a traffic violation.
Stacy M Butterfield Cpa Polk County Clerk Of Courts Scams Instead of the familiar fake toll road text or bogus parking ticket warning we’ve told you about in the past, scammers are now sending what looks like an official “final notice – court. Police departments around the state are warning about official looking, customized but phony texts about missing court dates and unpaid fines that have been appearing nationwide. the “notice of hearing” text claims the recipient has an upcoming court date in newark municipal court and is delinquent in paying for a traffic violation. The office of the chief judge is warning the public about a fraudulent “illinois circuit court – hearing notice” that is circulating and falsely claims to require payment for unpaid parking charges. this document is not legitimate and was not issued by the circuit court of cook county. Johnson and lyon county, kan. (wibw) the johnson county sheriff’s office and the lyon county sheriff’s office are warning the public of a court notice scam. the sheriff’s office reported on. Federal district courts and bankruptcy courts are now sending out warning notices, urging lawyers to be wary before blindly clicking on or downloading anything so that they don’t fall prey to. Here’s how this scam works — and how to avoid it. it starts with a text message with a qr code. the message says you need to scan it to pay for a traffic violation to avoid court. the text might look official with a seal from whatever state it claims to be from and a (fake) case number.
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