MOTORISTS are being warned to remain vigilant as eFlow scam text messages are in wide circulation. Bank of Ireland has issued an urgent warning to their customers as up to 10 fake eFlow sites are ...

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A text message scam telling recipients they owe toll charges to eFlow is still widely circulating according to Bank of Ireland (BOI). The fraudulent messages have been circulating since February, with ...

Up to 10 fraudulent Eflow websites are being set up in a day to try to scam unsuspecting Irish consumers, Bank of Ireland has said, as a wave of fake text messages continues to hit customers. The bank ...

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For those who are regular users of toll roads operated by tolling provider eFlow, and also have kids who are heading back to school in September, the company has announced a new reward scheme in ...

Bank of Ireland has warned again today that fraudsters are still circulating a high volume of fraudulent "eFlow" text messages. Fraudsters pretending to be the motorway operator eFlow are sending ...