Authorities and experts have issued warnings about a new wave of text message scams targeting individuals through deceptive requests for payments or personal information. These scams include fraudulent messages demanding payment for a "39-euro identity card," overdue toll statements, or E-ZPass final reminders. Fraudsters are also exploiting the reputation of official services like SAAQclic to trick recipients, particularly in contexts such as organizing children's birthday parties. The scams pose risks of information theft and hacking, with messages circulating in multiple languages and regions, prompting vigilance against such fraudulent communications.