TRANS-LKT Notice Scam Text: Do Not Click On The Phishing Link!
There is an ongoing TRANS-LKT Scam Text claiming to be from LKT. Directing you to a phishing website saying that you have a TRANS-LKT overdue toll bill dated 10/09/2022 due to E-tag undetected. Please pay the bill manually to avoid penalty notice. Beware! It is a scam.
Currently, more than hundred people have received this TRANS-LKT Scam Text. It comes from this telephone number +61415205484. Unsurprisingly, this text has nothing to do with LKT.
It comes in this format-
You have a TRANS-LKT overdue toll bill dated 10/09/2022 due to E-tag undetected. Please pay the bill manually to avoid penalty notice.” https://Dlt23tQ.com.
TRANS-LKT Notice Scam Text – How does it work?
Scammers that have ulterior motive to lure and defraud unsuspecting individuals send this TRANS-LKT Scam Text to people saying that you have a TRANS-LKT overdue toll bill dated 10/09/2022 due to E-tag undetected. Please pay the bill manually to avoid penalty notice.” https://Dlt23tQ.com.
Do not be deceived. It’s all Scam! The text messages contains viruses, spywares, malwares, which are harmful to devices and can hack and destroy your mobile phone.
Received TRANS-LKT Notice Scam Text? Do The Following!
You should delete the text message immediately as it is obviously a phishing scam. Meanwhile, do not forget to inform your family and friends. Please they should not click on the link if and when they receive such message.
Also, you can report scams, untrustworthy websites and tell us why you consider the websites fraudulent. See similar phishing scam; Local Depot 44 Scam Text, Wal Tracking Scam, Delware BPO Scam, Publix 90TH Anniversary, etc.
Why You Should Report A Scam Text
Reporting a suspicious text is free and only takes a minute. By reporting, you can:
- reduce the amount of scam texts you receive
- make yourself a harder target for scammers
- protect others from cyber crime online
Have You Responded To The Scam Text?
- Learn how to protect yourself if you think you’ve shared personal information.
- If you’ve visited a website you think is suspicious, you can report a scam website or link to us.
If you’ve lost money or have been hacked as a result of responding to a suspicious phone call, you should report it:
- In England, Wales or Northern Ireland, visit www.actionfraud.police.uk or call 0300 123 2040.
- In Scotland, report to Police Scotland by calling 101.
