SCAM call re credit cards. From Call Centre - could hear people saying 'Amazon' in background.

Caller: Nbn

They said they that my internet was being hacked

Caller: Victoria 9123 1099

I was recently scammed in a phishing technique, which needed my c/card and phone number to access a "free" video stream of a custom car show in Perth Aust.
i quickly locked my credit card thru the banks webpage. However I later received a call from this suspect number.
I think the original paywall scammers may downsell phone numbers to other dispicable scammers.
Facebook posts of video streaming service are located in Bangladesh. Even though I'm tech savvy, you can still fall for the ambush!!!

I was recently duped in a phishing scam to get my credit card and phone number (in Bangladesh). This was for a "free" video streaming service for a car show. It still had a paywall to negotiate.
There was no video stream, and a couple of small joining fees then appeared on my credit card. I've locked the credit card and the bank annulled the suspect charges.
Next i get a phone call from a scammers operating number! Maybe my details have been onsold into the scammers world! You have to very carefull today. I'm tech savvy but still got ambushed!!

This number is undoubtedly being used by fraud callers. I received call from what the lady told me is from Telstra, that they are receiving errors from my NBN internet in their main server. But my NBN connection is not from Telstra!. Even if it is from Telstra, they never ring you with such information. If you have any fault with your line, then you have to report it. So please beware from such fraudsters!

Caller: Said he was Peter from Telstra

Peter (an Indian man) said he was calling from Telstra and that my internet was bouncing their network and needed to be stablised at my end. He insisted I download his app anydesk to allow him to correct my interferance to Telstra. I told him this was too hard for me to do and to send a technician out on a house call. Eventually he became angry and told me to F... off before hanging up. I doubt Telstra would ever condone such behavior.

Caller: (03) 9123 1099

Yep scammer wants credit card. Like that’s going to happen.

Caller did not leave a message. Thank you to all who posted messages.. The number now blocked

Caller: (03) 9123 1099

I get so many marketing callers every day that I don't answer unless they are in my contacts.
So big a shout out to you all for being here, THANKS!
I Googled the number and that brought me here.

Caller: "Peter from Telstra"

Stating that my internet is public... blah blah, everyone can see it, blah blah, my internet is NOT with Telstra...

Caller: I dont know

Got call from this number today but didn’t answer it.
Glad I came here. Now I know what that number is.
I’ll answer next time and once they ask for my credit card, I’ll scream the hell out of them like I did recently with another, and they hung up on the spot. 😂
If the scammer is a woman? Sorry if a woman is reading this but I have no pity to scammers. What I’ll say to her will make her regret the call and not sleep that night.

Caller: ‭(03) 9123 1099‬

They said I ordered $900.00 of bitcoin, to confirm this, press 1 or to order more, press 2.
Just hang up & block the number.

SCAM called saying they were from Telstra concerning the speed of my Internet. Come on Telco's close these connections down.

Caller: (03) 9123 1099 Indian man calling himself Peter.

Obvious fraudsters. Remote PC access requests to correct errors on my nbn. Blind freddie could see through these criminals and their deceptive tactics, Advise Vic Police and Telstra immediately on being contacted by these thieves.

Fraud - Amazon prime was used during the auto-call

Caller: “Optus Billing Department”

“Deanna from “Optus Billing Department” - sounded like a scam so I lied and said I’m not with Optus. I’d stupidly answered the phone as I was expecting a call (from Melbourne)

Optus don’t have any of my financials on file and I pay on time every month so have have zero reason to call me 🤷

Caller: Unkown

Caller said that there was suspicious activity happening on my Credit Card. When I asked them what bank they are calling from, they immediately hung up on me.

Caller: Telstra

SPAM! Some Technician chatting to me about my Telstra WiFi connection.... which is obviously non existent... then pursued to investigate into wifi details and location etc.

auto message to say i was being debited for my amazon prime account, which I do not have

Suspected. Potential fraud