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I received a letter saying I owed $8.00 for a toll fee in Indiana. My son-in-law used my vehicle and was in Indiana. However, when I called him he said he had paid all the tolls. I then went to the website printed in the letter (www.ClineAvenueTolls.com) and entered the information necessary to login to my account (license plate #, account # and notice #). A box popped us saying that there was no record for me. When I spoke to a representative, he told me that when he entered my information it showed that I owed $8.00. When I questioned the fact that the bridge for which the toll was charged is in Indiana, the address the letter shows to send payment is Cline Avenue Bridge, PO Box, Minneapolis, MN 855485-5338, and he answered my call in Texas, he insisted that everything was legitimate and many companies outsource to save money, offered me different options to pay, an said he could send me a receipt if I provided an email address. At that point I ended the call & went to the Better Business Bureau site where I found a scam alert for Cline Avenue Bridge.
WI, USA- 54201
Addison, TX- 75001
Unknown Email
(800) 733-7795
Unknown URL
Debt Collections
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Cline Avenue Bridge Imposter Toll Debt Collections Smishing and Identity Theft Scam
August 12, 2025
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