LAS VEGAS (FOX5) — The Nevada DMV sent out a warning Thursday morning about new scam messages circulating.
According to the DMV, the message appears to be coming from the DMV and states that there is an “outstanding violation with the customer’s vehicle.” The message then asks the recipient to “settle their outstanding balance” to avoid consequences, such as suspension of vehicle registration or drivers license, referral to a collection agency, or potential legal action.
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The DMV is urging those who receive these messages to ignore them, treat it as fraud, and report it to the FTC.
Those who have received similar message can report them here.
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