WARNING: Phishing Scam – Fraudulent SMS Circulating

Live Alerts

Members are advised to be aware of an apparent phishing scam currently circulating.

Residents have reported receiving an SMS stating that their vehicle was involved in a traffic violation. The message includes a link that appears to direct users to the SPMMA website. Please note that this communication is fraudulent.

The Association does not communicate directly with members via SMS, and any formal communication is issued through your relevant Body Corporate representative.

Members are strongly urged not to click on any links contained in these messages or share any personal information, and to delete the message immediately.

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