No message left on the home phone, so dialed it on my android mobile it came up with message 'suspected spam' nuff said.

Caller: Go Travel company

Lady said I've won a free holiday in Daylesford Victoria 5 nights mid week for 4 persons. Sounded genuine. I was then told to hold the booking I had to pay 10% holding deposit tonight and then the holiday accomodation was mine no more to pay. The penny dropped when she asked for my visa card details for $105 and I realised I had no idea who or where she was calling from or if the guest house actually existed. Her answers to my questions became vague, ambiguous and she was hinting it was a Government stimulus. She said it may be one of a number of guest houses and I had to pay the deposit before going into the stimulus ballot. I said "goodbye".

Caller: A travel company

Saying I had one a competition for 7 nights accommodation anywhere in Australia for 2 adults and 2 children

Caller: go travel / geo trvl

(02) 4017 1145 think!!!! this post

They rang 4x but never leave a message

I have found it very useful to keep them talking for a few minutes. Then pretend to talk to someone behind you. Then say, "Sorry but I have to read this to you;" ..." because of the high number of malicious calls, this number is being monitored by the Australian Federal Police and you can expect a visit from your local police very soon." They have usually gone soon after the mention of the Federal Police.

Another caller who did not leave a message SCAMMER

they didn't leave a message.

Caller: Free Travel they said

Said we won free travel

Caller: I don't know, but from other comments, it seems like a scam call.

Call went to answering machine, but no message left.

Caller: Alma from Go Travel

Evidently I filled in a form at a restaurant, a shopping centre or a whole list of other places.
No I didn't.
Don't know what their game is but I don't want to find out

Said they were from Telstra ringing about our internet connection. When questioned she hung up.

Scam callers never stop calling 8 times so far

Caller: Said his name was Max from Telstra

Obvious Scam - reported to Telstra

Caller: You've won a free holiday

Call centre - after a spiel - they want your visa card details.

Caller: Indian sounding woman who says she is from Telstra

Scam. Indian sounding woman said I have a problem with my Telstra account. Except I haven't got one🤣

Short ring, no message. Robot or mis-dial?

Scammers.

It is a call center and are quite rude.