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Pierce County District Court Issues Scam Alert

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Pierce County District Court has issued a scam alert regarding fraudulent text messages that threaten license suspension or additional fees. The court emphasizes that it does not communicate in this manner, urging the public to treat such messages as suspicious. Individuals are advised not to respond, click links, or divulge personal information. Concerns about court-related communications can be addressed by contacting the court directly at (253)-798-7487 or via email. Located in Tacoma, Pierce County District Court operates from two sites and is the second largest district court in Washington.

The court's proactive warning aims to protect residents from potential scams that could lead to identity theft or financial loss. As scams targeting individuals become more prevalent, this alert serves as a reminder to verify the legitimacy of unexpected communications. Residents are encouraged to remain vigilant and informed about protecting their personal data.

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