The number +441312086419 has been flagged multiple times as a source of scam calls, primarily targeting individuals in Australia and New Zealand. Callers often have an Indian accent and may claim to be from various legitimate-sounding entities like banks, energy providers, or travel companies. They frequently use tactics to extract personal information, such as asking for bank details, travel plans, or even threatening behavior. Some callers have impersonated Telstra or offered fake rebates and travel vouchers. If you receive a call from this number, do not provide any personal or financial information. Hang up immediately and report the call to your local authorities or the relevant service provider. Stay vigilant and skeptical of unsolicited calls, especially those that seem overly aggressive or suspicious.
An unexpected call from a female with an Indian accent claimed to be about my Telstra NBN, despite my name being known and being on the do-not-call list, which was confusing since I'm not a Telstra customer.
I received a call from a woman with an Indian accent claiming to be about my Telstra NBN, despite me being on the do not call list and not a Telstra customer
Initially, the call came from a UK number, and I hung up. Seconds later, another call came from a private number. The caller, with an Indian accent, claimed to be from my electricity provider and spoke slowly. I hung up on him again
First call was from a UK number, I hung up, then they called again from a private number, claiming to be from my electricity provider, with an indian accent, I hung up again
I recieved two calls, one from a UK number and another from a private number, and both times the person claimed to be from my electricity provider, but I was unsure of their authentisity
An individual claiming to know my name asked to discuss my electricity bills, but after I declined, they resorted to harassment when I hung up and my husband answered subsequent calls
They called from a UK number first time, I hung up, second time called from a private number within 10 seconds of first call, said he was from my electricity provider, indian accent and spoke slowly, then I hung up on him again.
The caller knew my name and wanted to discuss my electricity bills. I refused and hung up. They called back from an unknown number, insulted me, and I let my husband handle the next call.
Following an intial call from a UK number, which i terminated, they called again from a private number within 10 seconds, claiming to be from my electricity provider with an indian accent, i hung up on them agian
During the call, the individual addressed me by name and inquired about my electricity bills, but I declined to discuss the matter further and ended the call. In a subsequent call from an unknown number, I was subjected to inappropriate language, after which my husband handled the next call.
The caller, who claims to be an investigator from my bank, has an Indian accent and warns of potential fraudulent activity, but the authenticity of the call is uncertain.
A caller claiming to be either Adrian or John 123, with an Indian accent, contacted me, purportedly as a contract investigator from my bank, warning that someone was attempting to withdraw money from my account.
A person with an Indian accent, claiming to be Adrian or John, contacts from this number, stating they are a contract investigator for a bank and warning of potential account theft
The individual on the phone claims to be Adrian or John 123, boasting an Indian accent while asserting to be a contract investigator from the victim's bank, warning of potential theft by someone close.
An individual, introducing themselves as Adrian or John 123 with an Indian accent, claims to be a contract investigator from my bank, warning of potential theft from my account.
A caller with an Indian accent, claiming to be James from Victoria, despite calling from a UK number, attempted to discuss energy rebates, but the conversation was terminated due to suspicion.
I saw that it was a UK number, i am in Australia, he claim his name is James with a thick Indian accent, he talk about energy rebates but i just hang up
Receiving a call from a UK number while I'm in Australia was already unusual. The caller, with an Indian accent, claimed his name was James and was calling from Victoria, speaking rapidly about energy rebates and pushing for a 'yes' response, which I didn't give before hanging up.
I saw that the call was from a UK number, and the man had an Indian accent, he claimed his name was James and was calling from Victoria, but I was skeptical and didnt respond to his questions about energy rebates
Received a call from a UK number while in Australia, and the caller, who claimed to be James despite having a thick Indian accent, attempted to discuss energy rebates in a rapid and hard-to-understand manner.
Two calls were received from this UK number, which hung up both times, despite having no known connections in the UK
Apparently it rang twice then hung up, dont know who has a +44 number thats ringing Australia
It rang twice, hung up, +44 number ringing Australia, I dont know anyone in the UK
The UK number rang twice, hung up, and I do not know anyone in the UK
Apparently, this +44 number keep ringing Australia, hung up twice dont know nobody in the UK
A voicemail from a young boy was left, where he said hello twice before hanging up.
I received a voicemail from a young boy who said 'hello' twice.
A voicemail message from a young boy was left, where he greeted me twice.
A voicemail was left by a young boy, who said hello twice, which seemed unusual.
I chose not to answer the call, given the suspicious nature of the caller.
