Waco, TX – The Texas Department of Transportation has issued a warning that TxTag does not send texts or emails regarding a past due balance.
If anyone receives a suspicious message claiming to be from TxTag, they should avoid clicking on any links or calling the customer service phone number provided in the message.
Individuals who receive such messages are advised to report them to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center at [www.ic3.gov](http://www.ic3.gov).
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