SMS SCAM ALERT: received a toll road SMS? Stay safe and never click unknown links. Learn how to spot a scam.
Linkt, Linkt Assist and LinktGO are operated by Transurban, get to know our trusted websites, phone numbers and emails
Our trusted website URLs that may contact you
transurban.com
transurban.com.au
linktgo.com.au
linkt.com.au
tollnotice.linkt.com.au
manage.linkt.com.au
digital.linkt.com.au
me.linktgo.com
pay.linkt.com.au
info.linkt.com.au
Any of the above URLs may appear with or without 'www' and your browser may or may not show 'https://':
eg. 'https://www.linkt.com.au/login'
Numbers that may call you
Remember to check this page if you’re not sure if the communication is from Linkt.
Follow the 3 simple steps if you’ve received a scam.
1. Check your account, 2. Report it to Linkt and 3. Delete it.
If you’re still unsure check our list of latest scams.
If something about a message seems odd to you, the best thing you can do is take a minute and come back to it with fresh eyes.
Some practical things to look out for are:
Remember to protect your information. We do not ask you to provide payment details via links in text messages or emails, and we encourage you to always log in directly to your account – whether that’s via the Linkt website or the Linkt/ LinktGO app.
Just because they say it’s from Linkt doesn’t mean it’s from us. Check out the ways we'll contact you.
If you have received a suspicious communication claiming to be Linkt, check your Linkt account.
If it seems suspicious, before you delete, report it to help us prevent future scams.
Once you’ve taken a screenshot, delete the message.
You can also report a scam message to the Federal Government’s ScamWatch website at scamwatch.gov.au, where you’ll find information about other scams reported across Australia.
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