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Watch Out for Fake Traffic Violation Texts

Officials say court-related payment texts are a scam.

A traffic-ticket text message may look official — but it could be a scam.

 

The Superior Court of Los Angeles County has a scam alert warning that spam texts claiming toll or traffic violations and requesting payment are not from the court. The warning is especially important because these messages can create urgency, making people feel they must click a link or pay quickly.

 

The safest move is simple: do not click links, do not scan QR codes, and do not enter payment information from an unexpected text. If you are concerned about a real ticket or court matter, go directly to the official court website or contact the court through verified channels.

 

For Torrance residents, this is a good reminder to slow down before responding to any message that demands money, threatens penalties, or pushes immediate action.

 

Article Link: Superior Court of Los Angeles County — Scam Alert

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