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Three calls from this line rang within ninety minutes after I submitted an online Coles Mastercard application, and my phone flagged them as scams—an unsettling coincidence that raised my suspicions.

Definitely a scam call—stay alert and don't fall for their tricks!

Missed a ring from a line claiming to be Citibank’s credit‑card authorisation desk. I rang the official 1300 550 216 and they confirmed scammers can spoof the ID, even if it looks legit, just so you know.

Someone pretended to be from my bank, said a new credit card had been issued, and asked to verify my postal address. I’d steer clear—these fraudsters record your voice, replay it to the real bank, then tweak your details and possibly drain your credit line. You won’t realize it until a month later, just saying.

No clue who was on the line; the phone rang a few times before the caller hung up, and they kept calling back. I answered once, only to be cut off again. This number appears to have a long history of scams. Today is December 21, 2024—Merry Christmas!

The number pretended to be a Coles Mastercard service, previously labeled as Citi Bank.

One call claimed to be from “Citi Bank,” but tracing it leads to a COLES MASTERCARD, raising doubts about its authenticity.

A shady SMS arrived, then this number called, pretending to be Citibank and probing for personal data. A real Citibank agent would simply alert me to a fraud attempt and issue a replacement card. These fraudsters are getting slick, so hang up and dial the official Citibank number instead.

Got a call from an Indian woman to my elderly mum about a Virgin credit card she never owned—totally a scam, probably using a phished number, FYI.

Reports indicate this number pretends to be a Citibank representative. Verify any contact using the phone number on the back of your card, as they’re likely trying to scam you.

The number is clearly tied to a scam; my credit‑card issuer confirmed there are no call records associated with it.

Missing the first ring, I quickly searched the number before answering the next call. The person claimed to follow up on a credit‑card application and verified details from my documents.

A call claimed to be from the Coles credit‑card department, warning of an unauthorized transaction on my account. I’m skeptical it isn’t a phishing attempt.

They called about my app, asked for my DOB to confirm my ID, but I declinded

A voicemail claimed to be from Suncorp, asking me to call their customer service about my credit card. I used the official number on Suncorp's website and confirmed the inquiry was legitimate.

After missing a call, a text prompted me to dial a three‑digit number; realizing it was a scam, I researched and saw numerous negative reviews linking it to MasterCard and banks. Since I’d just spoken with my bank about a MasterCard, I’m convinced it’s fraudulent. I recommend not responding and have blocked the line.

Indian lady rang me up askin for my Mastercard no. This is the seccond time Ive gotten a call from this no. First time it was a dude sayin he was from Citi bank, wanted to follow up on my credit card app

Posing as Citibank staff about a credit‑card application, the callers extracted my personal details and scammed me. I’m disappointed that Citibank’s name was used to compromise my information.

They asked me to verify some transactions, I didnt feel comfy, so I said I'd call them back. Turns out they had no record of calling me

A similar incident happened when someone warned me about a suspicious transaction on my account, even knowing the last four digits of my wife's card and claiming it came from her phone, which left me puzzled about the outreach.