(03) 8808 1700 - Telstra(03) 8325 0909 - Foxtel0434 302 676 - Eric @ FoxtelThese wacks never talk first and have every phone call answered. 5-10 times a day sometimes.  Eric gets the occasional 3-4 am call.  See how long they last, I know how long I can. ;)Pretty sure this sorta behaviour normally gets the message across, weirdos that they are.

strange call. I answer there is weird music then hang up. I called it back some marketing message I couldn't hear properly.

2 missed calls from (03) 9834 2300 and just then a call from (03) 8808 1700 which rang once and hung up. SO annoying!!! I hate Telstra.

Yeah they kept ringing me too.  If you don't get silence and someone actually talks to you they try to get account passwords and personal details. I rang Telstra enquiries to report a phishing scam but they admitted it was a Telstra internal number. Same for (03) 8808 1400.   It seems they have autodialers ring on behalf of their 'customer support' people.  Supposedly it is a 'courtesy call' to see if you are getting best value for your account.  Don't mind a one off courtesy call by a real person.  But autodiallers that don't leave an explanatory message and then keep ringing you.... that sucks.  And what if you're overseas on international roaming, do you get charged for the international leg of the call like when someone else rings you?

Cheers, Richard

ive had (03) 8808 1700 then (03) 8808 1000 within minutes as missed calls, then the next day (03) 9246 4700

weird

Yeah they kept ringing me too.  If you don't get silence and someone actually talks to you they try to get account passwords and personal details. I rang Telstra enquiries to report a phishing scam but they admitted it was a Telstra internal number. Same for (03) 8808 1400.   It seems they have autodialers ring on behalf of their 'customer support' people.  Supposedly it is a 'courtesy call' to see if you are getting best value for your account.  Don't mind a one off courtesy call by a real person.  But autodiallers that don't leave an explanatory message and then keep ringing you.... that sucks.  And what if you're overseas on international roaming, do you get charged for the international leg of the call like when someone else rings you?Cheers, Richard