Allegedly St George, but I'm not so shure. They left a voicemail that sounded super unprofesional. I'd definately recomend calling your bank's oficial number to confirm before you do anything.
Westpac fraud alerts: what the call really means
Summary — +61291554595
Expert Opinion
Imagine picking up a call from +61291554595 and hearing a voice claim to be from Westpac’s fraud team. The line frequently pops up in both genuine alerts about suspicious card activity and in reports of phishing attempts that ask for CVC codes or personal details. Because banks normally contact customers through secure in‑app messages or official numbers, treating any unsolicited phone request with caution is wise. Verify the call by hanging up and dialing the official Westpac contact number you find on the back of your card or on the bank’s website. Never share full card numbers, passwords or CVC over the phone. If the caller only asks for your name or the last four digits, you can usually confirm legitimacy, but still double‑check. Keep a log of the call and report suspicious numbers to your bank’s fraud department to help protect other customers.
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Recent Reports for (02) 9155 4595
A legitimate call came from Westpac’s disputes and credit card fraud team to discuss a charge discrepancy; I only needed to give my first name and recognized it as genuine because of ongoing disputes.
This is a legitimate call from Westpac's disputes and credit card fraud team, aiming to resolve a dispute regarding a merchant charge on my credit card; I was required to provide only my first name to verify my identity.
A night‑time message from St. George warned of an attempted card use; I called the provided number to cancel, and they already knew my details without asking for sensitive info, suggesting legitimacy.
I recieved a message from St. George about a potencial issue with my card, and after calling them, I had it cancelled, which was a legitamate concern, as they already had my name and didn't ask for any further information.
Westpac called to address unauthorized Prime Amazon charges that persisted after I cancelled the subscription; the call was genuine, not a scam
The call was actually from Westpac regarding an issue with Amazon Prime continuously charging my card after I had cancelled the subscription, so it was a legitimate call and not a scam.
A call claimed to be from Westpac’s security team, warning customers about potential scams.
Westpac's security team uses this number to protect customers from falling victim to scams.
In a comparable case, I asked a caller to contact me on Monday, and they kept that appointment.
61291554595
Safe
As requested, they followed up with a call on Monday, which was expected.
Westpac fraud team is who this number belongs to, dont beleive the scammers
The number is genuine and belongs to WESTPAC bank. After ordering a replacement card for a previously scammed one, I received a precautionary call informing me that the compromised card had been cancelled and no money was lost. It’s wise to verify with WESTPAC before labeling the number as a scam, as the call aimed to protect customers.
When I called this number to request a replacement card after being scammed, I discovered it is a legitimate Westpac bank line.
The number belongs to WESTPAC; I successfully arranged a new card by calling it, so there was no confusion.
It turns out that this number actualy belongs to WESTPAC. I had ordered a new card and had the old one cancelled due to a scam, and the call was to inform me that they had stopped the scam. I would advise people to call Westpac and verify the information before reporting the number as a scam.
I actualy called this number to order a new card after being a victim of a scam, and it's legitamately WESTPAC
Said they were Westpac fraud, wanted my CVC - total scam, rang Westpac to confirmm
A voicemail claimed to be from Westpac’s Fraud Department asking for my CVC; after calling Westpac I learned my card was compromised and they never ask that way—definitely a scam, by the way.
A call came through that seemed to be from a Westpac fraud team rep, but the whole thing felt like an overseas scam, probably run from India. Block it, you know.
It appears that Indian scammers are impersonating Westpac's fraud team; they should be blocked.
Lucky if you get a ring from this number, because scammers have hijacked it and even spoof official bank texts, dude.
It appears that scammers have compromised the number, as well as the bank's text message system, posing a significant risk to potential victims.
This number is Westpac fraud team, they call to warn about scam activty - not a scam, peopel need to chill
Actually the call came from the bank’s fraud team warning me about possible credit‑card fraud; you can call back to hear the recorded message, otherwise you might face serious money trouble, man.
It's not a scam, it's the bank fraud team calling to inform you about fraudulant activity on your credit card, just call the number back and listen to the recored message, people who think it's a scam are not very inteligent.
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Spam
Received a 3 AM text claiming my card was blocked – clearly a scam attempt.
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Scam
A suspicious message was received at 3 am claiming that my card had been blocked, which appears to be a scam.
Westpac legit called me, had a USA transation issue, rang Westpac back to confirm - all goodd
This call has been identified as legitimate.
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