called and no message left

just happy to see youre calling them vodaPHone

Caller: Scammer

Called me yesterday, picked up and the guy was VERY pushy. Claimed to be from Vodafone, I figured it was a scam pretty much straight away. They called back tonight but I didn't answer as I didn't feel lile dealing with them

Tonight I also received a call from (02) 9015 3809.
I called Vodafone after it and the lady confirmed IT IS A LEGITIMATE NUMBER USED BY VODAFONE!!

calling me at 7.50 pm... can't be other than a scam, nope i am not answering it

No one wants to hear from them anyway, it should be up to the customer to initiate contact, not be bombarded with unwanted calls from them

Caller: (02) 9015 3809

i answered the call, my phone listed it as spam, it berated the guy for 5 minutes about scamming people for a living and asked if his mother knew what he did and how he slept at night.

Caller: Vodafone

Sadly call centres calling let the customers hear the ringing as it is done with an autodialler. If it hiccups both parties hear the calling tone. Stupid I know, but I worked for a call centre around 14 years ago and learnt this. But it is a registered Vodaphone number and they call me too. Just place them on the blocked list and the phone doesn't jingle when they call.

My Vodafone service said this number is "Suspected Spam" thank you Vodafone

Caller: Vodaphone marketing

Offering plans for existing customer. Sometimes good sometime you dont need it. But can discuss with them and they can give you pretty good deals. Everytime my plan almost finish, someone will call to give offer either on nbn or phone. But depends on what u like, they can always offer a cheaper plan than what you see on the website. Or you want to research a bit, then ask them to call you back and bargain with better deal. Hope this help

Definitely is and definitely isn't vodaphone (sic).

Indian accent scam call

Caller: vodafone offers going by the other comments

missed the call and looked here, appears to be vodafone from the comments, so i contacted them and asked to be removed from phone calls (distracting while driving or at work etc, dangerous even) having offers via text or email without a link would be best to avoid scammers anyway, go to the website etc.

Caller: Caller ID shown as "Vodafone", but it isn't

I answered the call, as it showed up on my screen as "Vodafone", my carrier. After pressing the button to receive the call there was a delay, then a short ringing tone for a second and then a connection to another line. A woman, with a heavy foreign, I think Indian, voice began to talk about a fantastic offer that Vodafone have for me.
I'm not the sharpest knife in the drawer, but I knew from her tone that this wasn't right right off the bat. After checking this site, I'm glad I listened to my warning bells.
They have tried to call me back again, an hour later. I have now blocked the number.

I inadvertently rang this number by pressing an email received in one of my older Gmail accounts. The subject matter had Pintrest but this disappeared and suddenly was dialling the number above. And came up as a Vodafone enquiry line. When it connected no answer and I also stayed silent. Suspicious that I am I have not answered this number which has called already 3 times. No sms and if from Vodafone would know who this number
is allocated to. Given the comments already listed I believe it's a scam too.

Caller: Vodaphone

This is Vodaphone. I don't know why some people here are saying it's not Vodaphone, it most definitely is. They are ringing to advise of new offers, especially when you're coming to the end of your contract.

Caller: Vodafone but a scam

Don’t answer this call. It’s a scam.

Caller: vodafone

i think it was just a scam!!!

Caller: Vodafone

Just a sales call

Caller: Vodaphone

Missed the call and they didn't leave a message. From reading the comments i can see that its not a trusted number. Even on my phone it came up as Vodaphone.