Scammers allege car damage, demand cash

SCAMMERS have targeted drivers in Perth's northern suburbs, demanding money for crashes that never happened.

Police say several people parked at Centro Dianella and Morley Galleria shopping centres have returned to their cars to find a note on the windscreen claiming they had hit another car.

"You have hit my car and not even left a note. I have reported this to the police and my insurance company. I have your licence plate number. Contact me on ..." one of the notes read.

On each occasion, the victims did not see any damage to their vehicle, police said.

When they called the number, the man who answered demanded money from them.

Police advised anyone who received such a note to not call the number on it.

If the note was legitimate, an insurance company would eventually contact them after the vehicle owner's details had been obtained, police said.

Anyone who receives a similar note is asked to report it to Morley Police Station or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.

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