Caller: hair dresser

asking for email phone number for database for their newsletter. Never been to this hairdresser.

Caller: Pure Skin

This is a mobile number used by an online SMS service provider for online stores to advertise to their customers via SMS. Not sure what this reporter is on about - consuming too many conspiracies I think. Keep in mind too that mobile numbers can be easily spoofed in Australia.

Example SMS from this number: "Pure Skin EOFY sale! 22% off storewide. Use code EOFY22 at checkout for shop in-store. Reply STOP to opt-out"

Caller: The Party Faithful

Thanks for the additional evidence Australian Labor Party.
I don't give out the number this text message was received on. The Text was on 31 JANUARY 2022 in Australia, the fake advertisement (politically motivated malicious spam) claimed to have a link to buy "Glow in the dark lip filler for V-Day" V-Day used to mean "Victory Day or V-E Day or Victory in Europe Day, the public holiday celebrated in May 1945 to mark the end of World War II in Europe" I'm in court at the moment against an Australian political party who illegally inserted fillers in my face and body to change my appearance after they stole my visual identity in 1989 for a paperback to falsely describe the Fathers' Day Sydney 1984 police killing of several persons and one "politically fake" dead innocent bystander to make it more comfortable for the political party of the Federal Treasurer in whose electorate the deaths occurred 2 months before federal election in December 1984.
The link "http://bit.ly/book-amirova" is to a bona fide cosmetic clinic that advertises on Facebook, they're in NSW, as you can target your advertisements on Facebook geographically & by gender, the malicious text would be from a female in close proximity to the Amirova Cosmetic Clinic, at 16 Dunkerley Place, Waterloo NSW.
Click-click-boom - gotcha.

I don't give out the number this text message was received on. The Text was on 31 JANUARY 2022 in Australia, the fake advertisement (politically motivated malicious spam) claimed to have a link to buy "Glow in the dark lip filler for V-Day" V-Day used to mean "Victory Day or V-E Day or Victory in Europe Day, the public holiday celebrated in May 1945 to mark the end of World War II in Europe" I'm in court at the moment against an Australian political party who illegally inserted fillers in my face and body to change my appearance after they stole my visual identity in 1989 for a paperback to falsely describe the Fathers' Day Sydney 1984 police killing of several persons and one "politically fake" dead innocent bystander to make it more comfortable for the political party of the Federal Treasurer in whose electorate the deaths occurred 2 months before federal election in December 1984. Thanks for the additional evidence Australian Labor Party.
The link "http://bit.ly/book-amirova" I have no intention of using the link it probably has an Australian Government funded virus attached to it.