In recent reports from Australian numbers, vague messages like these often signal potential scams where callers pose as advisers to extract personal details. The lack of any organization name is a major red flag—legitimate entities always identify themselves upfront. Hang up immediately if you receive similar calls, and never return them without verifying independently through official channels. Report suspicious numbers to authorities like the ACCC to help track patterns. Block the contact to avoid repeats, and consider registering with the Do Not Call Register for fewer unwanted intrusions. Stay cautious with unsolicited advice on care or health matters.
Fraudulent callers aim to steal money or personal information via phone, automated calls, or text messages.
A voicemail suggested calling back Jamie, a purported care adviser, without indicating the source.
A voicemail requested I call back Jamie, who identified as a care adviser, yet failed to mention the organization they represented.