New Mexico Tue notifies its partners and the public of a scam sending messages that impersonate state agencies and include links to a fraudulent website designed to look similar to newmexico.org .
At this time, we have no indication that any newmexico.org partner accounts or listings have been affected, and there has been no breach of our systems. However,if you maintain accounts with us, we want you to be informed and aware of the situation.
Key points to know:
• The scam text messages contain urgent or threatening language about fines, license suspension, or other penalties.
• The messages direct recipients to a look‑alike website using a domain that attempts to mimic newmexico.org.
• These messages are not from the State of New Mexico, NewMexico.org, or any affiliated agency.
• Please do not click any suspicious links you may receive by text or email.
What you can do:
• If you receive a message claiming to be from NewMexico.org or a state agency but it seems unusual, disregard it and do not click the link.
• If you're unsure about any communication, feel free to contact us at
• Forward any suspicious messages to your mobile carrier by texting 7726 (SPAM).
Again, we have no evidence that partner accounts or the NewMexico.org platform have been compromised. This alert is being shared purely out of caution and transparency.
