Scams like these

[prozac]

Maybe she actually was from CBA and just had the number of the person she wanted to speak to wrong.

No, different call. When I got calls from the sub-continent I'd ask what underwear they were wearing. Didn't matter male or female. They don't have to be a scammer and call me. The CBA woman was a scammer. I rarely get scam calls now.

Edit: Read the information from any bank and it will say they never call you.

 

[AustraliaPoochie]

For Clifford, hard to say.
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Now all Aus Telco are spamming us, telling us that business that are registered will show their (provided) registered name, and unverified is most likely a scam.
But then, half or built more of calls/sms's are from 04 or overseas Wangiri calls.
If we could block calls from some countries... and/but yes, I know it can all be spoofed.

 

[Forg]

I wonder whether spoofing the registered/verified number of a business work?
For example I get SMS’s from Whiskymofo tempting me to buy stuff from them, if someone spoofs a registered Whiskymofo number does it appear as though Whiskymofo sent it on my ‘phone?

Also, my SMS “conversation” with “Unverified” is becoming quite long, and after only 8 days!

 

[clifford]

"Unverified" is a bit of a joke at the moment, as even legit senders can't get it right.

Recently I purchased a Woolies gift card online. The gift card details I received (perfectly legit) were from "unverified".

 

[prozac]

"Unverified" is a bit of a joke at the moment, as even legit senders can't get it right.

Recently I purchased a Woolies gift card online. The gift card details I received (perfectly legit) were from "unverified".

Received today from Optus:

Optus