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I received a call from this number, but as soon as I picked up, the line went dead. When I attempted to return the call, I was met with a message stating that the number wasn’t in service. What on earth is going on?

I received a call this evening from someone claiming that four individuals were using my internet connection. When I told her that I was tucked up in bed and unable to power on my computer, she promised to ring me back tomorrow afternoon. She even provided her ID number, D240306, and introduced herself as Jessica Allen, along with my computer's ID number. It’s a stroke of luck that I’m savvy to these scams! It would be great if we could find a way to put an end to them. Nowadays, I’ve learnt to keep track of when these calls come in and let them go to voicemail; interestingly, they never leave a message.

We’ve been receiving numerous calls from a certain Julie Nelson, who seemed to have an Indian accent (I.D. No. D621509). She kept insisting that our internet was being compromised and that our personal information was at risk. The situation escalated quite aggressively when we refused to power up our computer. Ultimately, we had to firmly request she cease her incessant calls, which seem to plague us both day and night, as we had no intentions of turning on any device. She even hinted at pursuing legal action. This has been dragging on for ages now. When we tried reaching out to the numbers she provided, all we received were generic messages from Telstra promising to follow up. Honestly, it’s infuriating! It’s unacceptable that we have to deal with these scam calls constantly, disrupting our peace at all hours.

Received a dodgy call claiming to be from Telstra, but I don’t even have an account with them! What a cheek!

This number is certainly not a valid Telstra line. After receiving a call claiming that "hackers have taken over your browser," I decided to verify with genuine Telstra customer service. They clarified that both the phone number and the employee ID provided to me (D625278 Janet Wilson) are not recognized as legitimate contact details for Telstra. It's rather alarming how deceptive these calls can be!

I received a telephone call from the number 03 9107 5000 on the 29th of August, 2017, while I was at work on my mobile. I missed the initial calls as I was engaged in a meeting. The number attempted to reach me a couple more times after I silenced my phone, and subsequently left a couple of voicemails. To my surprise, when I checked my voicemail, there were no messages at all-just the sound of someone munching away! A quick search online revealed that this number is associated with a scam. Quite the dodgy situation, wouldn't you agree?

I recently received a phone call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming to represent Telstra, located on Exhibition Street in Melbourne. She mentioned something about our internet issues, which we've indeed been experiencing for the past week, but she went on to say that hackers are intruding and accessing our private data. When I inquired if I could return her call later since I was quite occupied, she flatly refused to provide a callback number. When I probed her on why she couldn’t share that information, she reluctantly gave it to me. I made it clear that I'd do some digging to verify her authenticity before deciding what to do next, and then I ended the call. It honestly left me feeling quite irked!

I’m in the same boat as so many others who’ve received calls from this number. I told the woman with the Indian accent to do one and made it clear that I was fully aware of their dodgy scheme.

I received a call at 9:37 in the evening, and guess what? No message was left behind. Quite frustrating, I must say!

Beware, it’s a con! They were acting like they were from Telstra.

Today around 1pm, my landline received a call from a lady who claimed to be associated with Telstra. She mentioned that there had been reports of hackers attempting to infiltrate my computer over the past few weeks and insisted I switch on my computer so she could guide me on thwarting the hacking attempts. When I inquired if she would require remote access to my device, she asked me to wait for a moment, spoke to someone in the background, and confidently asserted that she wouldn’t. The noise level was quite distracting, making it difficult for me to decipher what was being said, so I decided to end the call. Almost immediately after, she rang me back, clearly annoyed by my disconnection. She resumed her pitch without missing a beat. I mentioned that my son handles our tech affairs and requested her number for him to follow up. She provided me with the contact number 03 9107 5000 and had a pronounced Indian accent.

This evening at 7 o'clock, I received a call from someone claiming to be with Telstra. She stated that they had detected attempts by hackers to breach my computer and insisted that I provide her with my computer's serial number in order to avert any threats. When I inquired about her name and contact number, she introduced herself as Jennifer Lewis and provided the number 03 9107 5000. Although she had an English-sounding name, her accent clearly suggested she was calling from India. When I expressed my disbelief and labelled it a scam, she ominously warned me that my internet would be disconnected within a mere 48 hours, at which point I ended the call. Remarkably, she tried to reach me four more times, hurling insults, leading me to ignore her calls altogether. She didn’t bother to leave a voicemail on my answering machine, either.