(03) 4334 1943

My phone identified this call as a scam. The voicemail left was empty, but I could hear voices in the background, suggesting it may be from a scam call center.

An Indian female caller contacted me, inquiring if I was registered with Coles online. I strongly believe this was a scam call intended to collect personal information. The call originated from Bakery Hill, Victoria.

This caller claimed to be from PayPal. It's shocking that they have not yet been added to HiYa's block list, which is used by Samsung to identify fraudulent calls.

The caller pretended to be from Telstra, claiming there was an issue with my internet connection and that they needed to correct my IP address. I contacted Telstra directly and confirmed this was a scam.

The caller knew my name, mobile phone plan, and the name of my service provider, which is alarming. I question who is sharing my private details with these scammers. It's frustrating and deserves severe consequences for whoever is responsible.

Scam. Calling from “Amazon”. Do not answer or call back.

The caller claimed to be from Amazon but hung up immediately after I answered. This behavior is suspicious and raises red flags.

SCAM. Today it's visa mastercard security, the caller is so terrible at this, I doubt they will scam anybody.

The caller claimed to represent Telstra and offered me a promotion for 50% off my phone bill for six months. They knew my name, but I find it hard to believe that Telstra would make such an offer.

I answered a call from an Indian-sounding caller claiming to be from Telstra. When I informed her that I am not a Telstra customer, she abruptly hung up.

Scam call saying a transaction of $500 needed authorising for eBay purchase. I told them it was a scam and to F off.

I received a call from this number that appeared to be from Ballarat. Interestingly, I noticed that this same number might have been reported as coming from Albury just a day prior.

I received a call from a number that appeared to be from Bakers Hill, Victoria. I chose not to answer because I suspected it was a scam call based on previous experiences.

I encountered a female caller with a strong English as a second language (ESL) accent, using the caller ID 034334194. She fraudulently claimed to represent NBN Co. When I challenged her claims, she quickly hung up. I did not attempt to call back, as this number is associated with known scammers linked to PayPal and Telstra.

This number is registered under "Bakery Hill." I ignored the call as there was no response when I answered.

The phone rang, but when I answered, nobody spoke. They quickly hung up without providing any information.

I received a call from someone claiming to be from Telstra with an Indian accent, and they became abusive when I accused them of lying.

This caller claimed to be from Telstra and spoke with a heavy Indian accent. They informed me that my phone number was eligible for a discount on my bills for the next six months. However, when I mentioned that I don't have an account with Telstra, they abruptly hung up.

When they called me it was Harry (heavy Indian accent) from Telstra re my bill. Haven't had Telstra since about 1995.

No message was left and my phone said it was spam.

I answered a call but remained silent, and the caller quickly hung up.

When I received the call, the person introduced himself as Harry, who spoke with a heavy Indian accent and claimed to be calling from Telstra regarding my bill. However, I haven't been a Telstra customer since 1995, raising suspicion about the legitimacy of the call.

If this call really was from Telstra, they should have sent me an email to verify their claims. This raises suspicion about the authenticity of the call.

The caller claimed to be from the NBN (National Broadband Network) and mentioned they were performing upgrades to internet and landline services. The conversation seemed suspicious and gave off a scammy vibe.

The caller claimed to represent Telstra and asked me to provide a verification code that I received via email.

This call appeared to be from an NBN company asking about my internet speed. The caller had a strong Indian accent and spoke slowly, as if reading from a script, which made me suspicious. The caller ID displayed "Bakery Hill Victoria."

This call has been a persistent nuisance, and I am finding it very difficult to get rid of these calls.

I found the comments about this number to be quite helpful. Today, my phone rang and when I answered, there was no one on the other end of the line.

I answered the phone but chose not to speak, and the caller simply hung up without saying anything.

The call sounded suspicious, so I hung up. Upon searching the number, I found other reports of it being linked to a scam, where the caller claimed it was to verify a PayPal payment.

Scam call from "Visa"

This number being searched 100 times today. Could be a scammer.

Usual story, random number calling me, didn't answer and they didn't leave a message. Caller id said it was from Bakery Hill in Victoria, yeah good one.

I received a robotic call that pretended to be from PayPal, claiming there was a $743 payment authorization request on my account. The message instructed me to press 1 for "Yes" or 2 for "No," which I believe is a scam.

I received a call asking me to approve or reject a transaction via PayPal for an eBay purchase. The only identifying information provided was the location, Bakery Hill, Victoria, and the call came from (03) 4334 1943, raising concerns about its legitimacy.

The caller claimed to be from PayPal regarding an overseas charge, which I believe to be a scam.

An automated voicemail claimed to be from PayPal's security department, stating they needed to confirm a payment. I believe this is a scam.