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Scam calling seeking personal information
Scammers getting me 2 search my ip address to see if private or public, then getting me to install an app called anydesk from the play store
Said they were from ebay and tried getting my details
I received a call from this number saying that someone is using my network and I needed to follow their instructions. The person just insisted on me following her instructions and after I told her I would contact the IT department (the computer that I'm using is not my personal computer per se) she just hung up on me.
Scam Caller-
scam phone
They said it was about Government rebates for solar something or other.
Asian Robot pre-recorded voice that also changes languages as the message progresses.
shows as political spam on other ph checking sites -blocked
Computer generated message claiming to be from eBay. I don't use them so obvious scam call.
Scam number from Wagga Wagga (02) 6917 1707 Automated call: Amazon prime services will be auto renewed and $99.99 will be debited from your bank account. If you wish to cancel the services speak to our cancelation department by pressing 1.
Scammer Beware
I missed a call from this number on 20 April 2022 and the caller did not leave a message.
They called to offer wine really cheap
This number is continually calling my number and I have tried to block them without success
I didn't answer the call as the number was unknown to me and my phone indicated that it was potential spam. The call went to message bank and the caller thinking I had answered said my full name. I am very uncomfortable with a total stranger addressing me by name on an unsolicited call.
The compet*tion has been won. $500.00 goes to Kim Hille and my ph number ?
Scam phone number from Wagga Wagga (02) 6917 1707 They're using different business names or scam details. Sometimes they say it's Amazon other times they say it's the NBN and they're worried other people are using your network.
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Whose Number Is This in Australia?
Australians receive large volumes of unknown calls, including both legitimate service calls and scam robocalls.
WhoseNo helps you quickly check whether a number has a suspicious history before you return the call.
Common Spam Call Types
in Australia
- ATO/myGov impersonation calls
- Bank OTP phishing calls
- Parcel fee and customs scams
- Remote tech support scams
How to Identify Scam
Numbers
- Caller claims urgency or threatens consequences
- Requests personal info, PINs, or OTP codes
- Offers that sound too good to be true
- Unknown numbers calling repeatedly
Are Unknown Calls Always
Dangerous?
Not all unknown calls are harmful. Many legitimate callers include:
- Delivery services confirming orders
- Banks calling for legitimate verification
- GP clinics, schools, banks, and delivery services
Pro Tip
Never install remote access apps or share codes because of an unexpected call. Verify the caller through the organization's official website.
Frequently Asked Question
Everything you need to know about phone number lookup in Australia
Search the number on WhoseNo to review spam reports, caller type, and shared community feedback.
Australia uses country code +61. Mobile numbers are usually formatted as 04XX XXX XXX locally.
Primary network operators are Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone. Common MVNO brands include amaysim, Boost Mobile, TPG, and Aldi Mobile.
Yes, number lookup and report viewing are free.
Report the number on WhoseNo and submit scam reports through Scamwatch and your telco provider.
No. WhoseNo does not provide private telecom subscriber records.
Common scams include fake ATO/myGov calls, parcel delivery scams, remote tech support scams, and bank OTP phishing.
Drop the leading zero and add +61, for example 04XX XXX XXX becomes +61 4XX XXX XXX.
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