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Rang I let it go to voicemail and no message left, typical scammer.

The number called my phone, and I allowed it to go to voicemail, but no message was left. This is typical of a scammer, and I am reporting it as such.

An Indian-accented woman called and began discussing fraudulent charges on my Visa account. I recognized this as a common scam and told her to think more carefully about her actions. She promptly hung up on me after I expressed my skepticism.

Received a call from someone claiming to be from my bank, reporting suspicious activity on my debit card. It felt like a potential scam.

I received a call supposedly from Telstra, stating there was an issue with my internet connection. However, I don't have Telstra internet service, nor is it under my name. I ended the call and have now blocked the number.

The caller refused to provide their name or the name of their company, which raises suspicion about their legitimacy.

I suspect this number belongs to scammers as no message was left, and I have decided to block their calls.

Scammer with indian accent call himself austin. Trying to compare my electricity bills.

Don't hang up, don't be afraid of them. Answer the call and give him a piece of your mind loaded with expletives. Then block their number.

The caller was trying to compare my electricity usage and offer me deals, but I believe it's a scam. I recommend not hanging up out of fear; instead, answer the call and express your frustration with their tactics.

I received a call stating, "This is a courtesy call from eBay to inform you that $299.36 has been deducted from your eBay account. If this charge was unauthorized, please press 1 to follow up." I find this hard to believe as I do not even have an eBay account!

Indian scammer scum.

I received a recorded message from this number pretending to be from eBay, which I suspect is a scam.

I noticed a missed call from them, but when I tried to return the call, it didn't even ring.

I received a call from a man with an Indian accent who claimed that my internet had been compromised by someone overseas. He asked for details about my computer. I told him to stop scamming people and then hung up.

A woman named Lidia contacted me and claimed to have obtained my number from my husband. She offered me a 40% discount on Telstra services. When I mentioned that my husband's number does not belong to any Telstra accounts, she quickly changed the subject and persistently asked for my personal details. Sensing something was off, I accused her of being a scammer and ended the call.

I was subjected to a recorded message claiming that my Visa card had two potentially unauthorized transactions. I was instructed to press # 2 to cancel the payments. After doing so, they told me to wait to be connected to customer service, at which point I hung up out of concern for it being a scam.

The call disconnected as soon as I answered. I plan to block this number to avoid future calls.

I blocked this number after I called back and was met with silence, followed by disruptive noise from what appeared to be a call center. It was very unprofessional.

This sounds like a typical scam where deceitful individuals are trying to trick hard-working Australians into making cash payments. I hope these scammers are shut down soon.

I received a call supposedly from Telstra concerning internet issues. When I told them I don't use Telstra, they paused for a few seconds and then started discussing how Telstra is the main internet provider in Australia and that overseas individuals might be trying to access my internet. I found the conversation to be nonsensical and hung up.

I received a call from individuals claiming to represent Visa/MasterCard, but it was a complete scam.

This caller claimed to be from Telstra and stated that my account had been compromised.

The caller stated that my IP address had been compromised and that this was related to a situation in California. I believe this to be a scam attempt.

The caller claimed to be representing Telstra and informed me that my IP address had been compromised by someone located in Southern California. This raised my suspicions about the legitimacy of the call.

I received a phone call that lasted only 13 seconds, and the caller did not leave a message. I didn't answer it, but I strongly believe this was a spam call.

The caller claimed to be from Amazon, stating that I would be charged $99 for my subscription, and prompted me to press 1. I hung up right away.

A caller identified as a scam connection spoke to someone and told them they should "get a real job", indicating a possible attempt to demean or frustrate the recipient.

I received a call from this number, but no message was left. The call appeared to be spam based on the circumstances.