I rang once and got disconnected

c*nts

Answered, very distant & although English speaking couldn’t really understand the jist of the conversation. Was something about air bnb, but beyond this who knows. Just did not sit rightly at all... have since blocked number. Best not give much info.

Caller: "CIF Hong Kong"

Indistinctive English/American accent. Very poor quality of sound.

Caller from Hong Kong, English speaking offering investment in AirBnB. Sounded exactly like the scam exposed by 60 minutes last week with people arrested.

Caller: Identified as Mr David Fry from Hong Kong

Said they were contact me about an investment opportunity I had signed up for (definitely didn't). Well spoken male with American accent.

Called three times in a row, hanged up immediately when I answered.

Half an automated message threatening to disconnect my landline (which I don't have) and internet if I don't call back. Ignored and blocked.

Caller: 0404 460 211

Asked to speak to Alex, then hung up.
Non-english accent.

He knew my name, I wouldn't confirm who I was until he did, so he hung up. Couldn't call back, said number was disconnected.

Picked up call and it got disconnected straight away. Most likely automated dial on the other end.

Caller: Some scam - MoneyMarket? Survey? free iPad

Call centre, silent when answered then answered after a few seocnds once I started to sayu "hello?" - He said something about being from "Money Market" and he knew my first name. Then said he was doing survey and I was one of the select few who would go into draw for iPad prize. I kept asking for his website and talking over him and he got upset and rang off. Fun to play with these trolls if you have a spare few minutes.

Absolute scam as above, the guy loves to breathe heavily into the phone.

Called about an Airbnb IPO investment opportunity. Told me to go google "airbnb IPO" to check out all the pages of information about it. Then asked me for my email address and read it out loud to confirm, to which I said no. I think they got my details from leaked data from a recent GoldSilver data breach. He hung up before I could provide my real email address (spam@blahblah...).

Very slow speaking "English" accent that was obviously fake.

Called me and left a voice mail which consisted of mainly breathing noises and silence

distant English accent..." Is that XXX" then hung up. Can't call back , number spoofing by the looks.

Caller: no name given - unsolicited call

Called to ask about investment - stating I had made an enquiry
Have never made an enquiry - unsolicited call

Caller: One of the dodgy brothers

Caller claimed to be a David Fray (Fry?) from an underwriter in Hong Kong specialising in small cap IPOs. American accent claiming to be from New England (ie Boston). older guy probably in his 60s. Claimed to have got my details from a form lodged with Commsec. Wanted to let me know that their PR company had emailed a while back to let me know about upcoming Air BnB float and he was following up.

Bwahahahaha What have the liberals got to do with overseas scammers? You labour supporters will believe anything.

Caller rang twice in quick succession, leaving a message on my answer service:

"[my name] can you hear me OK?"

Rang again today and left an empty voice mail. I'm not going to call back.