Caller: Claim to be PayPal

Dear respected customer There is a possible fraudulent $799 charge on your paypal account press 1 to cancel or press (another number forget which one) to let it go through. Obviously a scam.

A pre-recorded man's voice introducing himself as Steve from Mastercard saying that there is going to be a large debit from Amazon to your account.
I don't even have an amazon account. Blocked.

Caller: "PayPal"

"PayPal" calling to verify a $799 charge. Scam.

Spam

Caller: Mastercard / Visa

Very clear female voice announced that there is a $1,399 charge against my Mastercard or Visa card, and if this is fraudulent please press 1 . Clearly a scam!

Caller: Claimed to be from TNT had a package that I failed to pick up. Woman’s computer voice.

Claimed to be tnt had a package that I’d failed to pick up.

Said I had unauthorised transactions on my visa and to dial 1. I don’t have a visa. Dialled 1 and left them hanging . They hung up . Scam

Caller: Scammer

Standard scam call about charge on your credit card. Call them back and number doesn’t exist.

Scam caller about my Amazon Account. I don't have one

Recorded voice with an accent that is extremely hard to understand.
Claimed there is something important about visa.

Caller: said it was telstra

said they were telstra so i played along for a while while eating lunch made them
keep waiting for me then finally i said but im not with telstra am i, he told me to
shut up and hung up. ha wanker
our fake corp. government is allowing this sh*t to happen.

Claimed to be Telstra and said my IP address had been compromised. Nice try. I'm not even with Telstra. He got all flustered haha

Recorded message in Chinese so no idea what they were on about

Scam. Computer voice not real person saying they were Steve from Mastercard security.

Scam caller. Did not answer them, they left a prerecorded voicemail from a female claiming to be from PayPal and saying I had approved a payment and needed to call them to stop it happening. I had made no such payment, and PayPal do not contact people in this manner anyway. This is a scam.

scammer again they must con some people to pay for there phone calls i don't tell them nothing

A scam call because they Didn’t leave a message on my voicemail

Calling from Telstra, apparently I had to get all my internet fixed, and all it would take was to hand over all my banking details!

Caller: (02) 5760 1706

Scam

Commbank payment to bitcoin of $1800
Scam as dont have cba card