Massachusetts residents should be vigilant and exercise extra caution when receiving texts. Get our free mobile appThere has been a wave of texts going around Massachusetts that appear to be from the Department of Revenue (DOR), and the scammers are asking for payment and sensitive information, including credit card numbers. According to the press release, the text messages state-falsely claimed taxpayers would be disqualified from receiving refunds if they did not submit the required information by September 19, 2025. What You Can Do to HelpThe press release also notes that DOR does not send text messages and advises that if you need to conduct a transaction with DOR, you should visit DOR's website. In addition, you can report scams and fraud to the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) by calling (877) 382-4357 or by going here.