(03) 9955 3000

Thank goodness my phone gave this dodgy number the boot! It’s not in my contacts, so I just let it ring. No voicemail left? Classic sign of another lowlife scammer up to no good…

I reached out to ANZ, and guess what? They confirmed this number ain't theirs! It reeks of fraud and they agreed too. No message, just a sneaky attempt to rip us off!

I rang up ANZ myself just to check on this number, and guess what? They’ve got no clue about it! It's a complete scam, and they've managed to mimic a legit call to confuse us!

Oh, this one’s all good! Definitely an anz number, no scammin’ here.

I WOULDN'T ANSWER A CALL FROM THIS NUMBER!!! I received a call from this number, using my full name asking to talk about my PAY ID from ANZ, I have not flagged anything PAY ID related with ANZ so thought it was strange, I hung up when they started to ask personal questions for identification and they called back but have left no message and I did not answer. As soon as I answered the original call I just had a gut feeling it was scam and better to be safe than sorry and not give details over the phone if unsure - if ANZ really need me they can find another way to contact me! Be safe as I think Scammers are getting more "legit" also if you go on ANZ site they have a warning about increase in scam calls.

I WOULDN'T ANSWER A CALL FROM THIS NUMBER!!! I received a call from this number, using my full name asking to talk about my PAY ID from ANZ, I have not flagged anything PAY ID related with ANZ so thought it was strange, I hung up when they started to ask personal questions for identification and they called back but have left no message and I did not answer. As soon as I answered the original call I just had a gut feeling it was scam and better to be safe than sorry and not give details over the phone if unsure - if ANZ really need me they can find another way to contact me! Be safe as I think Scammers are getting more "legit" also if you go on ANZ site they have a warning about increase in scam calls.

I spoke directly with ANZ, and they confirmed they’ve got no idea who this number is. Not even the 1800 number they wanted me to call back on is linked to them. Total scam!

This number raised my suspicions as it seems to be imitating a legitimate ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Banking Group Limited) phone number, likely as part of a scam attempt.

I received a missed phone call from (03) 9955 3000 and they did not leave a message.

I noticed a missed call from the number (03) 9955 3000, but they did not leave any message.

I received a phone call but could barely hear the person on the other end, as it seemed like they were in a vehicle. The call abruptly ended, which makes me doubt that this was a legitimate call from ANZ.

A caller from ANZ reached out to verify large transactions I made to a new payee. After I confirmed that the transactions were legitimate, they removed the hold on the payments.

I strongly recommend seeking legal advice before returning any calls from this number, as it may be related to mortgage foreclosure issues.

I was contacted by a scammer posing as ANZ after having a negative experience buying something through Facebook. They attempted to take more of my bank information even though ANZ had previously helped me recover my lost money. My advice is to only engage with companies like Amazon directly and avoid transactions via platforms like Facebook.

I'm curious why so many people are labeling this number as a scam. I received a call from them, and it turned out to be ANZ bank verifying a transaction I made earlier that day. They informed me that my card was blocked for security reasons. I believe they may be operating from an overseas office, but they were helpful in resolving the issue and unblocking my card.

This call was a legitimate callback from ANZ Bank after I had previously contacted them to verify my identity. However, exercise caution if you receive unexpected calls from this number, as there are many spoofers operating.

I received a call today at 5:28 PM from the number (03) 9955 3000. The caller had an Indian accent and when I inquired about the reason for the call, he claimed to be contacting me from my bank. When I asked which bank, he responded with something that sounded like "Li On Bank." I believe this is a scam call, as it's common for scammers to spoof legitimate phone numbers. I doubt any bank staff would still be working at that time of the evening.

This was a legitimate call from an ANZ number. They provided details regarding a previous inquiry I had made and confirmed that they were from the Disputes Resolution Centre at ANZ.

Thank you to everyone who reported this number. Based on the information provided, I also do not have an ANZ account. I will proceed to block this number and report it as potentially fraudulent.

I returned the call because this phone number was listed as associated with ANZ, and I currently have an open dispute with them. I reached an interactive voice response (IVR) system that also claimed to be ANZ. However, when I selected my option for assistance, it stated that I was calling outside of their normal hours, so I ended the call.

I contacted ANZ regarding this number, and they confirmed that they have no record of it and found no issues on my account. This raises my suspicion about the legitimacy of the caller.

This phone number is legitimate, as confirmed by their official website. I had requested a call regarding my account, and they verified part of my personal information while asking me to confirm the rest to ensure they were speaking to the correct person. I also received a text message before the call, notifying me that I would be contacted within three hours.

I received a cold call from a woman in India asking me about the type of loan I wanted. Although she did not mention ANZ Bank, she appeared to be spoofing their number. When I inquired about how she obtained my contact details, she said, "they were provided to me from Australia," which raises concerns about privacy and legitimacy.

I received a call that was mentioned in a prior text message. The woman on the other end spoke in Chinese with a strong accent, claiming she needed to verify information for an ANZ credit card application. The call suddenly disconnected, and she did not call back.

This call is not a scam. I received a message from ANZ Bank notifying me that my card was blocked due to suspicious activity, which is accurate. This number belongs to ANZ, and I also received a missed call from it.

This number, (03) 9955 3000, is definitely a scam. I received a call from them on October 11, 2023, where they claimed to be from ANZ bank and asked for my full name. When I asked for their details and requested to speak to a manager, they insisted I clarify my name first. Fortunately, I didn't fall for their tactic, as they are clearly trying to deceive people.

This call was from ANZ’s charge dispute team, and it was not a scam. They had accurate knowledge regarding the charges in question, so it seems to be a legitimate call.

Scam Call rings all times of the day and late evening.

The caller claimed to be from ANZ bank and asked for personal details about a client. When I refused to provide this information, the caller seemed shocked. If this call was truly from ANZ, the representative clearly did not follow the proper procedures.

This call was from ANZ, following up on a web inquiry I made. They left a voicemail instructing me to call back at the number 1800 812 179.

The call I received was definitely from ANZ and it seemed to be part of a call back service.

Received a call today from this no.0399553000.

Got a message previously saying that there has been a suspicious activity and someone from the team will call. When I received the call, was wondering how come I received a call from a landline. The moment I asked how do I know that its an authentic call. The lady just hung up saying, if you are not comfortable you can call the bank directly. God its really scary out there.

This call was legitimate; it was from ANZ Bank regarding our inquiry about refinancing a business. They are currently sending me an email with the additional information needed to finalize our loan.

This call was legitimate; it was from ANZ Bank. The number is publicly listed as a support contact on ANZ's official support website. I received a call from their discharge team, which we had contacted on behalf of our client.

I received a call from someone claiming to be from ANZ bank. They stated they were contacting me about a fraudulent purchase that had been made on my account and that money would be credited back to me; however, they warned that if the seller disputed the charge, the money would be taken back again.

I received a call from this number, which I didn't recognize. After searching online, I found a forum where other users shared their experiences, which I found very helpful. I appreciate everyone for their contributions and will be blocking this number to avoid any future calls.

This call was legitimate and was a follow-up that I was expecting. It would have been helpful if they had sent a text message indicating they would be calling me within a short timeframe so I could be prepared for it.

I strongly advise against answering any calls from (03) 9955 3000, as it is a SCAM. I had to visit my bank branch to cancel all my cards due to this call.

This number continues to contact me regarding an ANZ scam. I strongly advise others not to answer if they see this number.

This was a legitimate call. I had previously applied for a personal loan, and the caller was providing me with an update on my application's status.

I recently contacted ANZ for assistance in opening a dispute, and I received a follow-up call from the same representative to help me correct the address on an old account. I can confirm that this interaction was legitimate, and it's unfortunate that there is misinformation circulating about this.

I believe this call was genuine. They reached out to discuss my recent credit card application and did not exhibit any scam behavior.

I also received a call with a message stating, "Hi, ANZ Disputes needs to discuss your claim. Please call us on 1800 203 177 or (03) 9683 5025 from overseas (8AM - 5PM, Mon-Fri AEST). Your claim ID is C-2945708." Given the complaints I've read, I recognize this as a scam! ANZ would never ask for personal details like this, plus I don't have any claims with them.

This call was legitimate; they were following up on my credit card application and requested that I submit some additional paperwork. They also sent a follow-up text with details for me to upload the documents, which matched the information I had received in an official ANZ email.

This was a legitimate call from ANZ Bank regarding customer support, and the call was informative and professional.

This is a scam call. ANZ Bank does not make unsolicited calls to customers.

I received a legitimate call from the ANZ team verifying a recent phone transaction I made. They were professional and provided necessary details.

This number called me to confirm a credit card application. They had my personal information and didn't ask for any additional details, which made me feel it was legitimate. They also referenced documents I had sent them. It was definitely ANZ (Australia and New Zealand Banking Group).

I received a call from this number after requesting a callback from ANZ through their live chat service. They successfully activated my new credit card and set up my online banking, so this call was legitimate.

I received a legitimate call from ANZ, which left me a valid callback number and a reference number for my records.

The call came from an ANZ number, as I had a dispute regarding an ATM transaction where my money was not dispensed. They mentioned that they are working from home due to COVID-19, and this number is apparently being used for outbound calls. I believe this info might be helpful for others.