0320750000

I've been getting calls from this number constantly, and to be honest, it's getting on my nerves. It's always about insurance or some package deal! So now, whenever I see a call starting with 03, I just ignore it completely. Can't be doing with it, honestly! It's a bit of a laugh, really.

Dengar-dengar ada panggilan daripada agensi angkasa berkenaan insurans.

It seems they had an overwhelming number of phone lines. Quite frustrating, isn't it?

I received a rather peculiar call from a department, but the number was unrecognised. They claimed to be from some insurance bureau, insisting that there was a new insurance scheme I absolutely needed to be part of. Just as I was about to hang up, the caller asked if I was interested in signing up for this insurance. It all felt a bit fishy, to be honest. Luckily, my phone battery decided to give out right at that moment, otherwise, I might have ended up in a rather dubious situation.

I received multiple calls from this number today, all claiming that my Bonuslink redemption points have expired and that they'd be donated to a kidney foundation. They rang me a total of five times! It feels quite dubious, to say the least...

Request a donation by lowering your bonuslink points.

Keeps ringing my phone incessantly for no apparent reason. Quite baffling, really!

I received a call from this number earlier today, but thankfully I didn’t answer it. I had a funny feeling about it, and it seems I made the right choice!

I got a call from someone asking if I wanted to give 2000 points from my bonuslink account to the tabung yayasan.

I received a phone call asking me to contribute 2000 points from my Bonuslink account for the charity fund.

I received a call from her and I consented to donate 2000 bonuslink points for the charity fund. Now, I’m wondering how I can go about cancelling that-what steps should I take?

For the last three weeks, I've been inundated with calls from this number. Just this morning alone, they rang me three times! I have absolutely no intention of picking up, especially after reading all the accounts about them. It's incredibly irritating...

Today, I received a rather odd phone call from this number, claiming that my BonusLink redemption points had expired and that they were set to be donated to a kidney foundation. I was baffled! I mentioned that I would head over to the Shell petrol station for clarification, but she insisted that it wasn’t necessary and that I could simply confirm it through the call. I wasn’t having any of it though and replied that I needed some time to think it over. To top it all off, she said she’d be ringing me again tomorrow! What’s more, she somehow knew my name. Quite fishy, if you ask me!

Received a call from this number, yet there was no chat. Any idea whose number this might be?

Phew, I’m relieved I didn’t pick up that call! 😅 Many thanks for sharing the details! 🙏😊

I just had a call from this number, and they inquired about my name. It’s rather odd, isn’t it? How on earth did they manage to find out who I am?

Can anyone shed some light on whose number this is?

Cheers! Just got a call from this number moments ago, and I’m so relieved to have some clarity now.

It's not just the number 03 2075 0000 that keeps popping up; this chap seems to have a whole array of numbers beginning with 03. It's quite maddening! I keep getting calls, and just moments ago, I picked up, and as soon as I did, the bloke hung up-what on earth! I honestly thought it might have been something urgent since they've been relentless in ringing me. After a bit of a search online, I stumbled upon some helpful info right here. Cheers for that, folks! Just a heads-up to everyone-stay vigilant!

I always let it ring out. It’s got to be some sort of insurance peddler.

I just had an unexpected phone call from this number, where a lady launched into a spiel about their insurance policies. I ended up listening for about ten minutes - it was quite intriguing, to be honest, but I ultimately decided against taking up her offer. By the end of the conversation, I mentioned that I’d consider it further, but she seemed rather disappointed with my response.

Am I able to file a police report regarding this bothersome phone number?

I've lost count of the number of times they've rung me-it's been close to ten! No matter how many times I mention that I'm in a lesson, they persist and ring me up again once my class is over. It's quite infuriating, honestly! What on earth is going on?

Cheers for all the insights! I decided against answering the call from this number after going through these remarks.

I've just had a rather suspicious call from a chap claiming to be from CIMB. The moment he asked for my address, I thought the better of it and hung up. Remarkably, he tried to reach me again, this time from another number. I feigned having a class to avoid further conversation and told him I’d be unavailable for a while. If this is your run-of-the-mill insurance scam, I certainly won’t be answering next time!

I too got a call from this number.

Received a call from an unknown number, and I can't seem to recall who it might be.

I went ahead and took him up on his proposal. I handed over the card number and other particulars. Blimey... now I have to go and sort out my RHB card. Thankfully, there’s only RM60 left on it. What on earth am I meant to do now?

Received a call around half past ten on the 31st of March, 2015. The caller was attempting to peddle insurance, claiming to be from CIMB. He mentioned that he'd ring me again at three in the afternoon.

The most fitting term for 0320750000 would be 'a total scam.'

The person on the line claimed to be representing Menulife Insurance.

I too had a phone call from this number. The lady claimed to be representing CIMB and wouldn’t stop rambling on and on. She kept mentioning that CIMB offers insurance at RM1.60 a day and that there are eight different policies available. To be honest, I found it all a bit overwhelming and decided to hang up after hearing about three policies.

She claimed to be representing Allianz. Apparently, I was one of the lucky ones selected for the MyCare scheme they've got on offer. She prompted me to consider saving a mere £2 a day for my own future. While I was on the call, I couldn’t resist the urge to look up the number, only to find it associated with various financial institutions like Prudential, CIMB, and others. Curious, I inquired about her name, to which she introduced herself as Suzizan Aziz Yusof (Staff ID: OMI SAY5288). However, her accent sounded distinctly Indian to me. When I brought this up, she was adamant about being Malay. I mentioned my findings about the number, and that seemed to irk her, likely because she sensed my scepticism. She kept insisting that one shouldn’t judge others based merely on appearances, repeating this phrase as if to stress her point. In a huff, she then abruptly ended the call. Moments later, another number rang through, leaving me an annoyingly brief missed call at 0320366888.

I had a rather curious encounter recently where I received a phone call from someone claiming to be from Public Bank, eager to peddle their credit cards. I politely declined their offer, to which they responded in disbelief, asking why I didn’t trust them. They then went on to say that if I wasn’t interested, Public Bank wouldn’t bother me further. I assured them that I was well aware of my options and intended to reach out directly to my branch. The conversation continued to drag on, filled with unnecessary chatter, so I decided to hang up. Now, today (12/11/14), they tried reaching out again, but I chose to ignore the call. Just a word of caution - stay vigilant!

Yesterday morning, I received a call proclaiming how fortunate I am to have been selected by Allianz insurance. They proceeded to sing the praises of their insurance offerings.

Could someone enlighten me on who's been trying to reach me through the phone?

This particular number keeps ringing me day in, day out. It doesn't matter if it's the crack of dawn, midday or even when I've clocked out from work; the calls just won’t let up. I’ve resolutely chosen not to answer, as I'm well aware they’re just trying to rope me into some Sunlife deal.

This morning, I got a rather curious call from this number. The caller claimed to be representing the CIMB branch in Kuala Lumpur, droning on about some sort of appreciation for being a customer of theirs. I had my wits about me, thankfully, and informed her that I was rather preoccupied at the moment. She responded by saying she'd ring me again post 4 pm. Honestly, if this person truly worked for CIMB, I’d expect them to be off duty by then! It feels rather dodgy; perhaps they’re just trying to distract me from getting in touch with the *actual* CIMB branch since it’s gone past their office hours.

I found myself in a rather similar predicament when a so-called "officer" insisted that I was a valued customer of theirs and proceeded to offer me some insurance from CIMB. It was a bit odd, as she even inquired about my place of employment. After an extended monologue from her, she requested my identification card for verification purposes, claiming it was necessary to confirm that I was indeed a client, as well as my address to send the supposed "policy." Feeling quite sceptical, I expressed my discomfort with sharing personal information over the phone, especially since I believed a CIMB representative could access my details through their system. When I asked her to clarify the name of the product, she seemed quite flustered. I noticed that even though I conversed in English, she persisted in speaking Malay. Honestly, I have to question the professionalism of CIMB's staff if this is the level of service they provide.

I received a call from them earlier today. When I answered, I tried to engage in conversation, but to my dismay, no one was there-just some sort of indistinct chatter in the background, like a group of people having a natter. Curiosity got the better of me, and I attempted to return the call, only to face the same bewildering situation as others who’ve reported similar experiences. They prompted me to press 1 for extensions, 2 for names, and 0 to speak with an operator. Naturally, I pressed 0, yet nothing seemed to occur. Quite the odd experience, I must say!

I'm quite curious about the origin of this number that's been trying to reach me. Can anyone shed some light on where it might be from?

I just had a rather peculiar phone call from this number. The chap on the line claimed I’d won some sort of insurance from CIMB, insisting I was a valued customer. He then started probing for my home address and IC number, which seemed a bit dodgy, to say the least. He mentioned he was representing Sunlifemalaysia and went on about the perks of their takaful insurance. I was a tad taken aback when he said the conversation was being recorded. Quite a strange experience, I must say! T_T

I keep receiving daily calls, with as many as five missed ones each day. I don’t answer since I’ve got my phone on silent while I’m at work. When I try returning the call, I’m met with a recording instructing me to press 1 for extensions, 2 to find a name, and 0 to speak with an operator. I opted for zero but it didn’t lead anywhere. The message is entirely in English, lacking any translations into other languages, which makes me suspect it’s not even from Malaysia. Quite the conundrum, isn’t it?

I received a call trying to sell me insurance right around my birthday, and it felt a bit dodgy. Seems like a classic case of spam to me!

So irritating! They persistently ring until someone picks up.

I keep getting calls from this number, but I've chosen to ignore them. I'm a bit anxious they might be selling insurance or something similar.

I received a call from a different number, 03-27263500, initially, but when I didn’t answer, they promptly dialled me on 03-20750000. The caller claimed to be from CIMB and began to rattle off promotions and some competition, all at a lightning pace! It felt rather overwhelming.

I've had a few calls from this number and also 03-27874200, but I didn’t pick up since I was behind the wheel. Now I've started to do a bit of digging on Google regarding both numbers, and it seems they're linked to sales activities. I’m really not keen on engaging, so I’ve decided to set both numbers to blocked.

I had a phone call this evening at about half six from the number 0320750000. The chap on the other end claimed to be representing Standard Chartered Bank, trying to sell me some income wealth planner scheme. He mentioned a monthly fee of RM 45, and apparently, I could claim RM 300 for each day spent in hospital. Quite an unusual offer, I must say! However, once he found out I was merely a student, he quickly lost interest in selling the plan to me. Quite the amusing encounter, really!

She advised me to purchase from an insurance vendor, but after looking into it, I found out that she isn't one herself.