Caller: John

Said his from Telstra. Here to help with internet. Told them i will go to Telstra asked last name John White then hung up.

scam call

Caller: Westpac

OBVIOUS SCAM CALLER!!!! Called and said they were from Westpac credit card department and said they were checking possible fraudulent transactions made to international companies. Mentioned 2 x transactions occurring in Singapore, one for an airline and another for air bnb accomodation, and wanted to check that they were mine. I joked around and said I would like to go to Singapore but I don't have enough credit available because my card is maxed-out, and then said they weren't my transactions. They wanted to know if I had my physical and with me and said they would have to go ahead and cancel my card and reorder a new one which would arrive in about 5-7 days time. They then asked to confirm my details starting with my date of birth. This is when I said that if they were about to cancel my card, they would already have my details in front of them and already know my date of birth....not surprisingly, they hung up....Westpac Bank would never call you in such a manner, so don't fall for this scam...

left voicemail “ for Full customer service inquiries, please press one for English and two for Chinese”
Scam

Called said was from department of immigration- sounded pre- recorded with a pause before talk began - given im an Australian citizen I knew it was a scam and hung ups

Message left in Chinese and English saying they were from ACMA stating our member has been reported as illegal and will be suspended in two hours if you have any questions please press one for Chinese and two for English

Pre recorded message in Chinese accent saying they were from Department of Foreign Affairs - total scam

Caller: Recorded message in Chinese and English

First time round it was allegedly from DHL, today allegedly from Dept of Home Affairs.
Just today, 4 calls all from related numbers: +61 3 9316 927*

Blocked them all, reported to ScamWatch

Called me, listened to me say “hi this is (my name)”, waited a few seconds and then hung up. def a scam call, i am worried they are voice harvesting for targeted scams.

Left voicemail saying press one for English, two for Chinese....

Caller: Unknown

“Annie smith” called with a very strong accent. Did not get a chance to explain why they were calling before the call was disconnected.

...' your health details need to be updated. For English, press 1, for Chinese press 2'. SCAM!!!

Caller: Potential Fraud

answered and hung up

Left voicemail saying they were Australian Government