Have you gotten a text claiming you owe unpaid parking fines? Then you're likely on the receiving end of a scam notice, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced.The message, sent out to Ohio residents, includes a fake hearing n otice with a fake judge (likely in Franklin County) if a parking or toll fine is not paid on time. The notice includes a QR code that links to a website to pay the alleged fine.However, Attorney General Dave Yost said the link actually goes to a website traced to entities overseas."Scammers rely on fear and urgency," Yost said. "If you receive a message threatening court action or demanding immediate payment, take a moment to verify it before responding."People who receive this message, or anything similar, are encouraged to avoid opening links or scanning codes, verify information independently by directly contacting a person or agency listed through a verified number found online and file a complaint.Anyone who receives a scam notice is asked to contact the Ohio Attorney Generals Consumer Protection Section online or by calling 800-282-0515. ...read more read less