SMS SCAM ALERT: received a toll road SMS? Stay safe and never click unknown links. Learn how to spot a scam.
Ways we’ll contact you
We may contact you about your account or new offers but we will never ask you to provide financial information or pay via a link.
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Reasons why Linkt might contact you via email, SMS, phone calls or letter may include:
- Letting you know if your account isn’t active because of payment issues such as an expired card.
- To issue or pay toll invoices, if tolls haven’t been paid and you don’t have an account with us
- Sharing traffic and road safety information related to our roads
- If you’ve opted in to receive marketing communications, such as offers from Linkt Customer Rewards or other new offers
- To remind you to check your account or make a payment
- We never ask for you to click on links in the SMS to confirm personal or financial details.
- Check out whether it really is from us to help identify if the messages are from Linkt.
Stay alert
Scammers may target people by asking them to update payment details and direct you to a scam website.
We don’t ask you to provide payment details via links in text messages, and we encourage you to always log in directly to your account – whether that’s via the Linkt app or the Linkt website.
You can also stay on top of scams by viewing our list of latest scams. To further protect yourself from scams, use these online safety tips to stay cyber-safe.
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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