Caller: Katie from the Altitude Rewards Team

Sent as a missed call text message: The call today in regards to some recognise (?) activity on your rewards(?) account. I checked my statement - nothing amiss, then rang back and was asked to call an international number. I haven't - seems odd but will check my account again in the morning.

It's Westpac Altitude Rewards customer service.

Caller: ANZ Rewards

Called me back from this number after the call on their hotline dropped. Genuine call but appears to be a centralised number for more than one rewards scheme hence the long waiting times....

Caller: ANZ Travel Rewards

Genuine call from the agency managing the free flight benefit for my ANZ credit card. They called to notify me of a change to my upcoming reward flight.

Caller: ANZ Travel Rewards

Genuine call about my flights. I had called them to book my travel rewards and they returned the call.

Caller: unsure

called me at midnight in Australia, came up on my phone as "sandra chapman tickets" i didnt answer as i WAS alseep when they called.

Caller: Stated was from Westpac Rewards Centre

Rang wanting to speak to my husband regarding recent rewards redemption.
My husband would not give out details .The person did not want to give out reason for call at first. Said later it was because of unpaid amount for reward.
Checked later with bank and this is untrue. Thus concluded was a scam phishing for details

Caller: Westpac

Spam do not give dertails

Caller: Westpac Altitude Rewards

Not spam, calling to confirm my email address for rewards I redeemed.

Caller: Aaron

It was Westpac Mastercard Altitude Rewards Customer Service Centre, and it was a genuine call regarding an issue I asked them to contact me about.

It is a total scam call as I do not bank with Westpac and the fact that this company no long has any contract with Westpac, so they are trying to scam whoever they can for whatever they can.

Caller: ANZ Travel Rewards

Genuine call to advise of a flight change that was booked through ANZ Travel Rewards.

Do not answer scam spam, block caller

Pinpoint Pty Ltd - outsourced rewards provider for News Ltd (Plusrewards). This company also contracted to assist Westpac.

Not spam or scam, genuine calls.

Just got a missed call from this number. Will now block as very obvious that it's a rubbish call and I am not with westpac so must be fake crap!

these people are scammers

Got a call from (02) 9352 3110. It was from PinPoint on behalf of Westpac Altitude Rewards program. Call was to let me know that a flight I had booked through them had a schedule change and was arriving an hour later.

I got this number calling my iPhone!
I didn't think they were allowed to call mobiles.

I'm getting two to four phone calls a week from this number. Some times two to three times a day!
It can be a real nuisance but mostly I don't mind because it's my boyfriend and he works for Pinpoint. They have been contracted out to do WestPac tier 1 customer and basic card services.

They also do rewards programs as well - but allot of other stuff like banking.
Mostly he just calls to tell me he loves me however.

Amazing-

After Calling the bank rewards and asking them to stop the telemarketing calls (from Pinpoint Marketing) I have received 2 more calls a week later for the same nonsense.  I was on another call when they called (International  of course) and when I asked if this was Pinpoint calling on behalf of my bank, they hung up. The third call came this morning. I asked why they were calling AGAIN after asking them to put me on their do not call list. They replied that they were not aware of my DNC request.

I called my bank, they said they have terminated their contract with Pinpoint and that Pinpoint is attempting to get customers to redeem their rewards before their contract is up, which my bank has asked them not to.  Pinpoint is not serving their clients customers, they serve themselves.

Any ideas who this might be?

Amazing- After Calling the bank rewards and asking them to stop the telemarketing calls (from Pinpoint Marketing) I have received 2 more calls a week later for the same nonsense.  I was on another call when they called (International  of course) and when I asked if this was Pinpoint calling on behalf of my bank, they hung up. The third call came this morning. I asked why they were calling AGAIN after asking them to put me on their do not call list. They replied that they were not aware of my DNC request.I called my bank, they said they have terminated their contract with Pinpoint and that Pinpoint is attempting to get customers to redeem their rewards before their contract is up, which my bank has asked them not to.  Pinpoint is not serving their clients customers, they serve themselves.