SMS SCAM ALERT: received a toll road SMS? Stay safe and never click unknown links. Learn how to spot a scam.
Avoid scams and stay safe
If you’ve received a suspicious message from someone claiming to be from a toll road operator, don’t click on any links. Report it to us so we can help prevent future scams.
Latest Scams Report a scamLearn how to protect yourself:
- Go to the trusted source. Navigate securely to the Linkt app or website, instead of clicking on links or any attachments.
- Scam messaging may try and trick you, learn more about the various types of scams
- Understand the ways we’ll contact you
- Check out whether it really is from us to help you spot potential scam messages
- Review the latest scams and alerts such as SMS scams, email scams and phone scam
- Stay safe online by following our online safety tips
Report a scam
Got a suspicious message claiming to be from Linkt? Report it online to help us track down and prevent future scams.
Got a suspicious message claiming to be from Linkt? Report it online to help us track down and prevent future scams.
Report a scam Got a suspicious message claiming to be from Linkt? Report it online to help us track down and prevent future scams.
Think you’ve received a scam?
Follow these 3 simple steps
Check your Linkt account
If you have received a suspicious communication claiming to be Linkt, check your Linkt account.
Report it to Linkt
If it seems suspicious, before you delete, report it to help us prevent future scams.
Delete it
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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