Got bounced from NAB to Citibank's phone lines when trying to call back after getting a silent voicemail. (not a customer of either bank by the way), sounds like a scam to me.

I received a call from this number but didn't recognise it, so I rejected it. And guess what? They didn't leave a voicemail. A good sign that it's most likely a telemarketing call (at best) or a scam. Besides which, I don't even have a Citibank account and never have!

This is a scam. Confirmed when I called Citibank on their number.

This was the number that called me to follow up on a coles mastercard application. In my opinion it is legit. People who were called and said they don't even have that card perhaps it was an accidental call. Theres probably hundreds of staff calling all sorts of people all day. its bound to happen. As always though, be careful what information you share. and if in doubt, find their number and call if you are a bit suspicious.

I received a text message from this number and assumed it was a Scam but as it turned out it is genuine from City Bank

Caller: Citibank

It’s legitimate, I did apply for a credit card and they just needed to verify that it was me who applied for it and not someone else using my details to apply for it. Got the confirmation text and email from Citibank a few minutes after to confirm that my card application has been approved.

Caller: Coles Mastercard credit call centre

I applied for a Coles Mastercard recently. This call centre rang back to ask for further information. Left a 1300 number to call back. Seems legit. If you dont think so, simply ignore.

Caller: Possibly Citibank....??

Rang out or hung up upon answer. If it is legit or important, they will call back, after they leave a message. Neither occurred.

Caller: Qantas Credit Card Verification

I missed 2x Calls. I called 1300 992 700 (Number listed on Qantas Card Site) The confirmed that it was them. qlling and had a few questions. Not a scam, but I always call numbers from company websites.

(02) 8027 2000 was saying they were from diners club and said they wanted be to confirm unusual transactions. they quoted my name and then asked for my card number - dodgy bastards

Caller: Citibank Fraud Department

Left a computer message to call citibank it seemed suss I looked up citibank details called them it was legit I suggested they have the number registered as citibank so people don't think it's a scam

yup, same here watch out

Caller: Scammer

This is a scam. Do not give them any information and do not phone any numbers they suggest. Call the number on the back of your credit card if you really want to check it with your bank. The scammers are leaving comments on number check websites saying that this is legitimate when it is of course NOT.

Probably a scam - did not identify himself. Others are saying it was from "Citibank" but I don't have a Citibank account (I did for a while).

Legitimate. It was about my card application. she asked to confirm some details. I got an email immediately after the call.

Caller: not sure

Cannot be a legitimate call from citibank, because calling the number results in an automated wrong number message.

Got a call - Went into voicemail - upon checking the voicemail there was no sound. I would expect if it was legit - for the customer service agent to leave a message as to what the call is for. So I think this is a spam/dodgy/phishing call.

This number is a scam when I called it it went to a loans processing centre

Caller: Citi Bank

Call received from (02) 8027 2000. Did not answer the call but called back shortly after. The call was in relation to a Coles Mastercard that I applied for two days ago. The call taker provided information which I submitted on the application. They provided me with an email, which I checked out, to submit current payslips to finalise the application. I was previously advised I would receive a call in relation to supplying documentation via email. Its always good to be cautious, but on this occasion not a scam. Coles moved its financial services to Citibank, which is owned by NAB, in 2018.

Caller: Citibank ?

Could barely speak a word of English but asking for donations