Calls flooding in without voicemails scream suspicion right off the bat—often a hallmark of scammers dodging accountability or pushy sales reps chasing leads. Here, the pattern points to Aussie Protect, a call center tied to iSelect insurance quotes, hitting people who inquired online and now getting bombarded from rotating unknown numbers. It's not outright fraud, but the relentless follow-ups feel invasive, especially when you've already handled things directly. Block the number, register on the Do Not Call list, and report to authorities if it persists; never share personal info without verifying the caller independently.
When no voicemail is left, it usually signals that the caller doesn’t consider you important—or they’re a scammer, or both.
A representative from Aussie Protect claimed to follow up on an iSelect quote I’d requested. I told them I’d already handled it directly with iSelect and that any true affiliation would be on record, so no further contact was needed.
I get two to three calls daily from numbers I don't recognize.