The pattern here points to a classic scam operation. The number shows up as a missed call with no voicemail, then follows up with a vague claim about PayPal, Amazon or a fraud department. Scammers love to use a missed‑call trick to get you to call back, hoping you’ll be pressured into giving personal details. If you didn’t expect a call, don’t call back—just block the number. Never share passwords, OTPs or banking info over the phone. Report the number to your carrier and, if you think your accounts might be at risk, change passwords and enable two‑factor authentication. Stay skeptical and protect your data.
I missed the initial ring, and a callback returned a "call could not be connected" message, marking it as suspicious.
The fraudsters pretended to know a family member, claiming my Amazon account was compromised at 4 am, even though none of us have an Amazon account—utterly deceptive.
A caller claiming to be PayPal tried to verify a recent transaction—total nonsense.
Yesterday, a man with a Chinese accent called, claiming to be from an Australian fraud department and knowing my name and email, saying it wasn’t safe. I called him a scammer and he hung up.
I received a missed call with no voicemail left.
A missed call arrived with no voicemail left.
A missed call from 03 7076 1292 arrived with no voicemail.