0734290099 / +61734290099

Get calls from (07) 3429 0099 just hangs up or does not answer and just sits quiely frustrating

Three times in 6 hours, went to our answering machine, when we didn’t answer they hung up.🤬

People ask how these scammers get your number, here,s how, you fill in a raffle ticket at the mall or just win the Car' etc the details on the the ticket are then sols as a wholesale data. To check this misspell your name and watch all the stuff that comes through to your phone or mobile with that spelling.

Didn't bother answering. Just another nuisance call. They mustn't have wanted us so they didn't leave a message.

I will try this, good idea and then you can identify and target the source that sold you on.

Silence

Delay in answering and then finally a call centre background, I gave up and hung up.

Casey, with Indian accent, said would I do a survey on charities. Will not stop calling. What's the point of the do not call register?

phone call 1;17pm on (tues) 17/4/18 from the 'ABOVE NUMBER" ? No message was left nor a spoken voice ? have received along with other,s a consistant continuity of seemingly scam / bogus "threatening" type calls ?

Tried to call this number back, was told it had been disconnected.

Caller: SAME NUMBERTelco's don't care, they are making money out of these companies, I have a business, these morons call me every day at least 10 times, I have had telstra block at least 10 different numbers, they still call you with a new number. This is a government problem should step in and force telco's to eliminate these numbers.

i had respect for india but the last 2 decades there have become a nest of scammers sad path and image there sending to the world i have been to india and poverty is like no other place on earth but its there new middle class call centre people doing a lot of this damage greedy little scam bags got a taste of money now its become an addiction thus we have this problem going on

Got a call from (07) 3429 0099 and chose not to answer. I'm glad that I didn't after checking this site.

Folks DO NOT SAY YES OR NO. They record your answers and use them to get credit cards in your name. Get yourself a Caller ID and a answering machine, if they want you badly they will say something. The more times you answer their calls the more time they will keep ringing.

How long is Telstra or whoever is going to let these people continue the way they do. Come on you Telco's get your act together someone is setting up these numbers for these people. Surely you must be worried that people from within are as bad as the caller.

This number keeps calling - I never pick up on unknown numbers but got so sick of this one picked up and used my BIG whistle.. Hope it hit their eardrums big time..

Answered the phone, there was a delay, then the call was hung up. This is happening a lot at present with Australian, international and private caller numbers - even though we are on the Do Not Call register. How are they getting our number?

Call Telstra. Ask Telstra to put a tap on your phone calls. They’ve done this for me and say they can investigate and send the caller cease &desist letter and if they continue to call Telstra will disconnect the number no matter what telco that they’re with

I did not answer. I always have my answering machine on, so I can screen my calls. I can always interrupt the message, if the caller is known to me and worth talking to. If the person does not leave a message I always check the number with this site. Nine times out of ten, it is a number like the above and not worth ringing back. If anyone is having problems with multiple scam calls, this is a good way to deal with them.

Two days in a row received calls (apparently from a call centre environment judging by the delay in responding when I answered) asking to participate in a short yes/no survey. When I said I didn't have time on day one, she was insistent and repeated my time problem and hung up. On day two, I reminded her that she had rung the day before and asked how she got my phone number and she then hung up. We are on the "do not call" register and wonder how such calls could be made. Are organisations farming out their call centre operations to subcontractors using private numbers?