Under Brisbane's morning haze, persistent texts from this number hit recipients unaware, blending legit echoes with scam shadows. Comments reveal a mix: university surveys from RMIT, outdated salon bookings, maintenance delays via Anglicare, hospital debt notices for unfamiliar places, and physio confirmations—yet fraudsters mimic these to phish details. Protect yourself by never replying or clicking links; verify directly with the organization using known contacts. Block the number if unsolicited, and report to authorities like the ACCC for patterns. Data breaches fuel such confusion, so monitor your info exposure online to cut risks.
I hadn't heard from this number previously, yet it rang three times this morning for me.
Got a text from RMIT University asking me to fill out a student orientation survey, even though I’ve already left the campus. Obviously, I don’t have anything to fill out. Weird move. yeah
Got a text from “Hair Hotel” asking me to confirm a hair appointment by replying. It looks just like the messages my current salon sends, but I haven’t lived in that suburb for over a decade. The reschedule number checks out, so I might have to call and ask why they still have my details. Weird, huh? man
So Anglicare maintenance claimed they hadn't completed the work from two years back and left me hanging on a five‑week wait for my clothesline—stuff that made zero sense, probably not even their crew. Wow, what a mess! lol
A message arrived from this number (see below) claiming to be Greenslopes Hospital in Brisbane, a place I've never visited, stating my account is overdue and asking for a credit‑card payment.
Looks like this isn’t spam—it's a legit physiotherapy group. cool