0391075000
☎️ 0391075000 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 391075000.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0391075000
- Number called, hung up, unconnectedJul
2019Scammer call, don't answer phoneApr
2019Aggressive scam calls about internetMar
2019Aggressive scammer repeatedly callsMar
2019Proven scam causing significant stressMar
2019Scam caller from Telstra, beware!Nov
2018Telstra cyber crimes wasting timeOct
2018Scammer, aggressive, unhelpful Indian manOct
2018Telstra scammer; user not affiliatedOct
2018Unrecognized number, potential hacking concernSep
2018Legitimate number for Telstra contactsMay
2018Suspicious call regarding hacked emailsJan
2018Spam call impersonating Telstra employeeJan
2018Frustrated with persistent landline issuesNov
2017Invalid Telstra number, potential scamOct
2017Scam call, no message leftAug
2017Suspicious call, claimed Telstra legitimacyAug
2017Scammer pretending to be TelstraJun
2017Scammer posing as technical supportJun
2017Indicating suspicion or fraud allegationMay
2017Recognizes scam, tells caller offMay
2017Fake Telstra scam call reportedMay
2017Unwanted call, no message leftFeb
2017Accusation of Telstra impersonation scamJan
2017Early morning unanswered landline callJan
2017Suspected scam call from "Telstra"Oct
2016Suspicious call about computer hackingOct
2016Telemarketer scam, multiple abusive callsOct
2016Frequently wearing rings every dayMay
2016Telstra calling about ADSL issueApr
2016Number Of Searches: 84 Number Of Comments: 28 First Seen: 24 March 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Imber(Wiltshire) and Urmston(Greater Manchester).
0391075000 has 28 comments of which 12 x negative and 13 x neutral and 3 x positive
0391075000 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0391075000 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number targeting individuals with claims of internet hacking and security breaches, often with callers claiming to be from Telstra technical support. Callers frequently use aggressive tactics, Indian accents, and provide false employee IDs and contact details when challenged. Many users report repeated calls at inconvenient times, hang-ups upon answering, or no voicemails left despite attempts. Genuine Telstra customers or representatives deny association with this number. It causes significant distress and suspicion, with recommendations to avoid interacting, not to provide personal or computer access information, and to verify any concerns directly through official Telstra contact channels. This number is widely flagged as untrustworthy and should be treated with caution.
Reports on phone number 0391075000
7 yearsI got a call from this number but as soon as I picked up, it just cut off. Tried ringing back but it came up as not an active number. Anyone know what's happening?8 yearsTonight I got a call saying that my internet was being used by 4 people and I needed to switch my computer on. I told them I couldn’t as I was already in bed. She said she’d call back tomorrow afternoon. She even gave me an ID, D240306, and said her name was Jessica Allen, plus my computer’s ID number! Lucky I’m quite sharp about these scams. I really wish there was a way to put a stop to them. Now I know roughly what time they ring, so I just let it go to voicemail - they never bother leaving a message anyway.Jessica Allen8 yearsWe kept getting calls from someone named Julie Nelson, who sounded like she might be Indian and gave an ID number D621509. She kept insisting that someone was using our internet and our personal info was being misused. When we refused to switch on our computer, she got really pushy. It’s been going on for ages now. We eventually told her to leave us alone since we’re not turning on the computer, and even mentioned we’d take legal action if she continued. We tried calling the numbers she gave us back, but only got Telstra messages saying they’d get in touch later. Honestly, it's exhausting having to deal with these scammers calling all day and sometimes late into the night. People shouldn’t have to deal with this rubbish nonstop.Julie NelsonTelstra8 yearsWe keep getting calls from a woman named Julie Nelson, who sounded like she might be Indian, with an ID number D621509. She’s been insisting that someone else is using our internet and that our personal info is being misused. Whenever we refuse to switch on the computer, she gets really pushy and aggressive. This has been happening for quite a while now. We eventually told her to stop calling us all hours because we’re not going to turn on the computer. She even threatened legal action. We tried calling the numbers she gave us, but all we got were messages from Telstra saying they'd follow up. It’s honestly exhausting. No one should have to deal with these scam calls constantly, especially when they happen at odd times, including late at night.Julie NelsonTelstra8 yearsHonestly, this number is nothing but a scam! It’s driving loads of people mad, especially those who aren’t quite as wary. How come they can’t just block it already? It’s honestly so stressful for everyone affected.8 yearsI got three calls on my landline from a woman with an Indian accent saying she was from Telstra cybercrime 😀 She was pushing me to let her access my computer to fix some issue. When I asked her to wait while I phoned Telstra to verify, she told me not to put the phone down. She then gave me the number 03 9107 5000 to ring for confirmation, but little did she know I was onto her scam from the very first call 😀 Just a heads up for everyone, be cautious!Telstra8 yearsLooks like these lot are with Telstra cyber crimes or something like that, what a joke. Been getting calls from this number loads and it’s just people messing about. Surely after all the complaints they should just shut it down?Telstra8 yearsDodgy caller, must be a scammer. Got a pushy guy on the line from India who just couldn’t explain why I’d contacted Telstra the day before. Proper annoying.IndiaTelstra8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be Telstra but ive never even dealt with them before, definitely a scam.Telstra8 yearsSpent ages on the phone with Telstra today trying to sort out an issue, thought it was all fixed. Then just a bit ago my landline buzzes with this unknown number, but I didn’t pick up because I didn’t know it. Seconds later my mobile rings from the exact same number. Still didn’t pick up and there’s no voicemail or anything. Feels a bit off, is Telstra getting hacked or something?Telstra9 yearsThis number isn't a scam or anything dodgy. It's actually the one used by Telstra's call centre in the Philippines when they ring customers in Australia through their own internal Telstra system.TelstraCall CentrePhilippinesAustralia9 yearsI got a call from a woman, sounded like she might've been Indian, saying my emails had been hacked just after I told Telstra about an internet issue. She said her name was Jennifer Allen, gave me a number 03 9107 5000, and said she worked somewhere on Exhibition Street in Melbourne. When I called that number back, I heard a recorded message saying Telstra was trying to reach me about my hacked computer and to call 132200 instead, which I know is a legit Telstra number. So, I rang that and when they put me through to the extension I asked for, they said their service was closed for the day (around 5.15pm). Bit confusing!TelstraJennifer AllenExhibition StreetMelbourne9 yearsBack in January 2018, I got a call from someone named Janet Wilson, said she was from Telstra’s tech support. She mentioned that Telstra oversees other internet providers like Optus, TPG, and NBN. She gave me a number, 0391075000, and an employee ID D625278 for checking. When I rang that number back, I got an automated message saying Telstra had recently tried to get in touch and to call 132200 to confirm anything. Turned out to be spam, my internet was working fine anyway.Janet WilsonTelstraOptusTPGNBN9 yearsThis has been happening to me as well, and it's really getting on my nerves. At this point, I’m seriously considering just getting rid of our home phone altogether!9 yearsThis definitely isnt a real Telstra number. I got a call warning me "hackers have taken over your browser" then rang Telstra's official customer support. They told me the number and the staff ID (D625278 Janet Wilson) I was given dont match any of their records. Total scam.TelstraJanet Wilson9 yearsI got a call from 03 9107 5000 on my mobile on 29/08/17. I didn’t pick up at first because I was in a meeting. They rang me back twice more and even left two voicemails. When I checked the messages, there was nothing but weird sounds like someone munching on something. I looked up the number online and it turns out it’s linked to a scam.9 yearsI got a call earlier from a woman with an Indian accent claiming she was from Telstra on Exhibition Street in Melbourne. She said our internet had been acting up for the last week and that hackers were stealing private info. I told her I was tied up and asked if I could call her later, but she said no and wouldn’t give me a number at first. When I pushed her about it being Telstra, she finally gave me one. I said I’d check if she was real and then ended the call. So frustrating!TelstraExhibition StreetMelbourne9 yearsOver the past few days, I got several calls from a woman who said her name was Janet Wilson, number 91075000. She claimed to be from Telstra tech support, telling me there was a problem with my internet. I quickly ended the call because it felt like a scam - had a similar thing happen before. Then she rang back right away, sounding quite pushy and asking why I’d cut off. When I told her it seemed like a scam, she started shouting down the line, insisting she wasn’t a scammer and telling me to ring the official number if I didn’t believe her. So, I just hung up again. Has anyone else had a run-in with this Janet recently?Janet WilsonTelstra9 yearsOver the past few days, a woman who supposedly goes by Janet Wilson kept phoning my house, claiming to be from Telstra’s tech support and telling me there was an issue with my internet. I recognised it was likely a con as I've been caught out before, so I ended the call straight away. She then rang back quite pushily, asking why I’d disconnected. When I told her, she started shouting down the phone, insisting she wasn’t a scammer and telling me to ring the official number if I didn’t believe her. I just hung up after that. Has anyone else had calls from someone like her lately?Janet WilsonTelstra10 yearsGot a call from the same number as everyone else seems to have. An Indian woman was on the line, but I wasn’t having any of it. Told her off and made it clear I’m not falling for their scam tricks.10 yearsSurely a bogus Telstra caller! He told me there was some kind of warning about hackers trying to break into my PC and asked for my computer ID to sort it out. I didn’t give it and he ended the call pretty sharpish, sounded a bit annoyed. Also had a very noticeable Indian accent.Telstra10 yearsThey rang me about 9:37 in the evening, but didn’t leave any voicemail. Bit frustrating really!10 yearsBeware, it’s a con! They were acting like they were from Telstra.Telstra10 yearsAt around half past five in the morning, my home phone rang but stopped before I even had a chance to wake up properly and pick it up. When I checked the missed numbers using *10#, it showed 0391075000 as the last missed call.10 yearsAround 1pm today, this number called my home phone claiming to be from Telstra. The woman said there’d been reports of hackers targeting my computer recently and asked me to switch it on so she could guide me in stopping the attack. I asked if she planned to access my computer remotely, and after putting me on hold and speaking to someone else, she said no. The background noise was really loud with loads of people chatting, so I couldn’t catch most of what she said and ended up hanging up. She rang straight back and sounded annoyed that I’d disconnected. Immediately, she started the same spiel again. I told her my son handles all the computer stuff and I’d have him call her instead, so could she give me her number? She gave me 03 9107 5000 and spoke with a strong Indian accent.Telstra10 yearsAround 7 this evening, I got a call from someone claiming to be with Telstra. She said there were reports of hackers targeting my computer and asked for my computer ID to stop the attacks. I asked for her details and she said her name was Jennifer Lewis, giving the number 03 9107 5000. Although the name sounded English, her accent was clearly Indian. When I told her I thought it was a scam, she warned me that my internet would be disconnected within 2 days. I just hung up. After that, she phoned me four more times, swearing at me each time, so I stopped answering and she never left a voicemail.TelstraJennifer LewisIndia10 yearsIt manages to call me at least every couple of days.11 yearsGot a call from Telstra from this number, they said they’d be popping around to my place to check out the issues I’m having with my ADSL. Seems like they want to sort it out in person.TelstraSubmit Your Own Report (391075000)
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