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Another fake myGov text message is circulating, and it's designed to panic you into acting before you think.
This one claims:
"Your myGov account is scheduled for permanent suspension due to incomplete verification."
It then pressures you to "authenticate your identity immediately" and provides a link to a website that has absolutely nothing to do with myGov.
The red flags
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🚩 Creates immediate urgency
 "Permanent suspension" and "immediately" are designed to stop you thinking.
🚩 Threatens serious consequences
 Scammers know fear makes people act quickly.
🚩 Includes a clickable link in an SMS
 This is the biggest giveaway.
myGov does NOT send text messages containing login links.
🚩 Uses an unrelated web address
 The link points to qrco.de, not my.gov.au.
What to do
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✅ Do not click the link.
✅ Delete the message.
✅ If you're concerned about your myGov account, open your browser yourself and go directly to:
or use the official myGov app.
Remember
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Scammers constantly change their stories.
The pattern stays the same:
- Â Urgency before verification.Â
- Â Fear before facts.Â
- Â A link before trust.Â
If someone is trying to rush you, slow down.
That's usually when the scam begins.