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Imagine getting a text that claims you owe money for a traffic violation. Sounds official, but it’s a scam. Here’s what you need to know.

There's a new scam making the rounds in Berkshire County, and it’s got folks talking. Better keep your eyes peeled!

Massachusetts residents who receive this text should avoid taking action.

A Fall River couple lost their savings in a heartbreaking scam, and their daughter is asking the community to send Christmas cards to brighten their holiday season.

The Better Business Bureau says if you happen to get a text claiming you're due for a $1,400 stimulus check from what looks to be the IRS, they're asking you to not click on any links.

Massachusetts residents may see a suspicious text message pop up on their phones. This is a scam.

According to the Feds, it all starts with a text message that looks just like an invoice for unpaid toll booths from E-ZPass. But there's one problem, it's a fake text message!

Just recently, a police department based out of Pittsfield, Massachusetts received this pretty convincing text message.

Just recently Massachusetts residents in Berkshire County received a phone call with no "caller-id" pretending to be the Berkshire County Sheriff’s Office.

According to the Feds, It all starts with a text message that looks just like an invoice for unpaid toll booths from E-ZPass. But there's one problem, it's a fake text message!