Caller: UNSW

From UNSW Impact Appeal

Caller: UNSW

Girl over the phone quoted my degree and said she was calling alumni to catch up on how they are doing and there are some exciting programs happening. Sounds suspiciously too excited about my current job and refuse to explain more on the program. In the end was trying to get me to sponsor something which I politely declined. Very sceptical.

They called I answered it but they did not say anything. I am scared because I have been receiving so many fraudulent emails. I hope that it is nothing.

Caller: UNSW Nucleus Hub

I lost my ID card at a station and UNSW Nucleus Hub called to let me know that it was found, where to pick it up at the station and contact details to the station.

Caller: recorded message

they have left a message to let me know there is a warrant out for my arrest, taped message. no reason given for the warrant, i called back no answer

Caller: UNSW Impact Appeal

I received this email prior to receiving this call:

“It’s hard to believe we’re only in the first week of classes for 2020, given how much has already happened this year. As Australia responds to challenges spanning climate, health & community, UNSW students are returning to their studies to focus on how they can contribute to society.

In the coming weeks, our student ambassadors will be reaching out to you as part of the UNSW Impact Appeal. We want to connect with you, both to see where life has taken you since graduation, as well as ask for your help to support the next generation of motivated students.

During this chat, the student will:

Let you know about relevant networking opportunities, discounted learning opportunities, alumni programs and upcoming events.
Ask to hear stories from your own time at University and hear about what you’ve been up to since graduation.
Let you know how you could support future students of UNSW who are experiencing disadvantage via ASPIRE and the President & Vice-Chancellor’s Equity Scholarship. These initiatives are designed to support bright minds getting the access to education they deserve, which is needed more than ever in this era of widespread challenges.
Thank you in advance for taking a few moments out of your day to speak with our students. I hope that you enjoy discovering new ways to engage with UNSW and find the conversation with our students informative and inspiring.”

I called back number (02) 8936 8016 reached IVR for UNSWM Impact Appeal.

I answered and they hung up

I called back number (02) 8936 8016 spoke to a woman who said i've reached UNSWM Impact Appeal.

I called back and could not reach a voicemail.

I called back number (02) 8936 8016 reached voice mail but did not say for what company.