The New Hampshire DMV is warning of a new text message scam asking recipients to submit personal information.
The message says your “profile information is incomplete” and asks you to update “NH DMV contact details” by clicking on a link.
The link leads to a website that looks like an official DMV page, but it’s not.
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State DMV Director John Marasco said the agency will never ask for personal information by text message. If you’re unsure whether a message is from the DMV, contact the agency directly.
Anyone who receives a text message should not submit information and should report it to the Consumer Protection Hotline at the New Hampshire Attorney General’s Office at 603-271-3641 or DOJ-CPB@doj.nh.gov.
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