Reported Spam Phone Numbers in New South Wales (NSW)

Community-classified spam phone number intelligence for New South Wales, aggregated from first-hand resident reports. Sydney metropolitan region accounts for the majority of reported spam activity in NSW, followed by Newcastle and Parramatta growth corridors.

NSW Spam Snapshot

Total Reports
30,836
Unique Numbers
20,564
% of National
21%
30-Day Change
+1%

Last updated: 2 March 2026

NSW vs National Comparison

New South Wales accounts for 21% of national spam reports. Spam activity in NSW increased 1% over the past 30 days, while national activity declined 15% over the same period.

This comparison provides analytical context for understanding whether NSW reporting trends are tracking, outpacing, or lagging behind the national baseline. View the national spam report for full cross-state analysis.

Latest Spam Reports in NSW

Most recently reported spam phone numbers from New South Wales community submissions.

Phone NumberLocalityRisk LevelReported
(02) 9099 8952 Sydney Low 28 Feb 2026
(02) 9053 6735 Sydney Low 27 Feb 2026
(02) 9146 4959 Sydney Low 27 Feb 2026
(02) 9146 6496 Sydney Low 26 Feb 2026
(02) 9146 6496 Sydney Low 26 Feb 2026
(02) 8271 4732 Sydney Low 26 Feb 2026
(02) 8279 6119 Sydney Low 26 Feb 2026
(02) 7259 1639 Sydney Low 26 Feb 2026
(02) 7234 8681 Sydney Medium 26 Feb 2026
(02) 7259 2177 Sydney Low 24 Feb 2026
(02) 7247 9797 Sydney Low 23 Feb 2026
(02) 8042 7628 Sydney Low 23 Feb 2026
(02) 9847 7277 Terrey Hills Medium 23 Feb 2026
(02) 9790 9938 Bankstown Low 23 Feb 2026
(02) 9161 3959 Sydney Low 23 Feb 2026
(02) 9189 2755 Sydney Medium 22 Feb 2026
(02) 7250 7604 Sydney Low 22 Feb 2026
(02) 8528 1536 Sydney Low 21 Feb 2026
(02) 5551 6207 Muswellbrook Low 21 Feb 2026
(02) 8042 0706 Sydney Medium 21 Feb 2026

Risk levels are dynamically calculated based on cumulative report frequency and classification signals within the community reporting network.

Most Reported Spam Numbers in NSW

Top 20 in NSW · Last 30 Days

These numbers have received the highest concentration of spam reports from New South Wales residents, ranked by cumulative community report volume.

All top-reported numbers originate from the 02 prefix range.

Spam Patterns in New South Wales

NSW-Specific Spam Narratives

NSW spam volumes reflect the state's population density, with campaigns concentrated across financial services, telecommunications, and insurance sectors.

  • Financial product marketing — Persistent calls promoting credit cards, personal loans, and refinancing options
  • Telecommunications upselling — Carrier and reseller campaigns targeting customers during contract renewal windows
  • Health insurance campaigns — Outbound calls coinciding with annual premium adjustment periods (April)
  • Real estate lead generation — Automated calls offering free property valuations to build agent databases

These narratives align with concentrated activity across the 02 prefix range and 03 in the greater Sydney region. Activity is most concentrated in Sydney metropolitan exchanges (02), with secondary clustering observed across Newcastle and Parramatta.

How to Report Spam Numbers in NSW

If you have received a spam call in New South Wales, reporting helps protect other residents by building community intelligence and accelerating classification convergence.

  • Scamwatch (ACCC) — National scam reporting and awareness
  • ACMA — Australian telecommunications regulator
  • NSW Fair Trading — New South Wales consumer protection (13 32 20)
  • Reverseau — Community-driven reporting to strengthen classification intelligence for NSW

Each community report contributes to faster classification convergence. Even if a number has already been reported, additional submissions from different experiences strengthen the intelligence layer and improve accuracy for all New South Wales residents.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I stop spam calls in New South Wales?

Register on the Do Not Call Register (donotcall.gov.au), enable carrier call-blocking features, and avoid engaging with automated calls. Reporting persistent spam to Reverseau helps other NSW residents identify high-volume campaigns.

Why do I get spam calls from NSW numbers?

Many spam campaigns use VoIP technology to display local NSW numbers as caller ID, even when originating from elsewhere. This CLI spoofing technique makes it difficult to distinguish spam from legitimate local calls.

Are 1300/1800 spam calls legal?

While some 1300/1800 telemarketing is legitimate, calls to numbers registered on the DNCR are prohibited. However, exemptions exist for charities, political parties, and research organisations. Report persistent unwanted calls through official channels.

Why am I receiving spam calls from New South Wales landline numbers?

Spam operators often use local 02 landline numbers to increase answer rates, as recipients are more likely to pick up calls from recognised area codes. These numbers may be VoIP-generated or purchased in bulk from number pools. Registering on the DNCR and reporting persistent spam helps build community intelligence for NSW.

This intelligence is derived from community-submitted reports within New South Wales and represents collective classification rather than legal determination. All data is processed in accordance with Reverseau’s classification methodology, which prioritises transparency and consensus-based assessment.

For official telecommunications safety advice, refer to the ACMA, Scamwatch (ACCC), and NSW Fair Trading.

Data coverage: 2014–Present · Last reviewed: 2 March 2026 · Source: Community-submitted reports · Scope: New South Wales, Australia