Based on the comments, it appears that the caller is likely from Exetel, an Australian telecommunications company. The calls seem to be automated, recorded messages, and are related to service confirmation or updates, such as ADSL2 service connections. Some users were initially unsure about the caller's identity, but most comments confirm that the calls are legitimate and not nuisance calls. The fact that the calls are automated and cannot be returned also suggests that they are system-generated updates rather than personal calls.
This phone call was made to our newly activated VoIP DID number, and it appears to be a pre-recorded message that plays automatically.
I receivd a call from this number, but when i try to call back, it says its disconected, i'm not shure whats going on, maybe its a company i'm suppost to hear from, or maybe its somthing els
Initially, I was worried that the call was from the Tax Office, but a quick online search revealed the true nature of the call, which was a relief
Appreciation expressed
Upon receiving a call from this number, it was found to be disconnected when attempting to return the call, raising suspicions about its legitimacy
The issue was resolved, as it turned out to be an automated message from Exetel regarding the status of a service request or fault log
This number is associated with Exetel and utilizes automated recordings, which are essentially spam.
It has been confirmed that the call from this number is simply a recorded message from Exetel, serving as a confirmation call for a newly connected ADSL2 service.
It seems like this number is from exetel, i signed up with them 2 weeks ago and my line is now activated