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Scam text message - Suspended driver’s licence

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23
Oct
2020

The Department of Transport has been advised that some customers have received a text message stating they have a new MyGov message in relation to their driver’s licence being suspended due to demerit points. 
 
This text message is not from the Department of Transport. If you receive this text message, do not click on any links in the message or open attachments from any emails.
 
You can safely check your demerit points via the Demerit points check tool. Customers who have their licence suspended due to accrual of demerit points are notified in person.
 
To report this scam or for more information on phishing attempts please visit the Scamwatch website.

Page last updated: Fri Oct 23 2020 1:12:01 PM