02 7239 0009 - 0272390009: Impersonation and Robocall Reports

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02 7239 0009 (0272390009): Community reports describe impersonation calls targeting visa holders, international students, and myGov users. Includes robocall and repeated contact patterns.

Impersonation Reports for 02 7239 0009

Five contributors have flagged 02 7239 0009 (also written as 0272390009) for suspicious calling activity across multiple impersonation tactics. Reports indicate callers posing as visa/immigration authorities, medical insurance providers, and government agencies to extract personal information from vulnerable groups including international students and elderly Australians.

The reports span categories from uncertain to confirmed scam, with a clear pattern of callers attempting to establish credibility through impersonation before requesting sensitive details. One contributor noted the caller switched topics mid-call, first claiming a visa issue then pivoting to a mobile network problem when challenged.

Who Calls from 02 7239 0009 and What They Claim

Contributors report diverse impersonation approaches from 0272390009, suggesting either multiple operators or a coordinated campaign targeting different demographics:

  • A bilingual caller impersonating an immigration bureau, conducting the call entirely in Mandarin
  • Callers claiming visa-related issues, then shifting to mobile network problems when questioned
  • A voicemail message targeting international students, falsely claiming medical insurance needed urgent updating with requests to provide personal details for confirmation
  • Robotic voice calls with no clear identification, characteristic of automated scam systems

One elderly contributor received an SMS from 02 7239 0009 and noted receiving similar calls from related numbers (0272390395, 0272402383, 0272467568), suggesting a coordinated dialling campaign.

Call Patterns and Repeated Contact

Multiple reports about 02 7239 0009 indicate persistent contact attempts. Two contributors specifically mentioned repeated calls from this number or related numbers within short timeframes. One report noted a robotic voice call, consistent with automated dialling systems that cycle through number lists. Another contributor reported voicemail contact, suggesting the caller left messages when unable to connect directly.

The geographic allocation of 0272390009 to NSW via Symbio Networks provides no obvious legitimacy - scammers regularly spoof or route calls through legitimate service providers. The mix of answered calls, voicemails, and SMS contact suggests an operation attempting multiple channels to reach targets.

What to Do If You Receive a Call from 02 7239 0009

If 02 7239 0009 calls you:

  • Do not: Answer calls from unknown numbers, provide visa, immigration, insurance, or banking details, or agree to any immediate actions
  • Do: Let calls go to voicemail, hang up immediately if unsure of the caller's identity, and verify any claimed issue through official government channels using numbers from their official websites
  • For visa or immigration matters: Contact the Department of Home Affairs directly via immi.homeaffairs.gov.au or call their official hotline - never provide details to unexpected callers
  • For myGov issues: Log into your myGov account directly or contact Services Australia through servicesaustralia.gov.au, not through numbers provided by callers
  • Block and report: Add 0272390009 to your phone's blocked list, especially if you receive multiple calls from this or related numbers

What to Do If You Receive an SMS from 02 7239 0009

If you receive a text message from 02 7239 0009:

  • Do not: Click any links, reply to the message, or provide any information requested
  • Do: Delete the message immediately, block the number in your phone settings, and report it to your mobile provider
  • Report the SMS: Forward suspicious text messages to 0429 999 888 (ACMA spam reporting number) and keep a record of the date and content
  • For elderly relatives: Help them understand these are scams and ensure their phone has adequate filtering enabled

How to Report 02 7239 0009

If you've received suspicious calls or messages from 02 7239 0009, report them through these Australian government channels:

  • Scamwatch: Report the call and what was claimed at scamwatch.gov.au - this helps authorities identify patterns
  • ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority): Lodge a complaint at acma.gov.au or call 1300 850 152 for unwanted calls and robocalls
  • Services Australia: If the call impersonated myGov or Services Australia, report via servicesaustralia.gov.au
  • Department of Home Affairs: Report immigration or visa impersonation at immi.homeaffairs.gov.au
  • Reverseau: Contribute your experience with 02 7239 0009 to help other Australians identify this number - your report helps build community awareness

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What Our Users Reviewed

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Anonymous

Kept saying I had an issue with the visa then my mobile network.

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Anonymous

Let Google screen the call. Message left was for international students, saying that their medical insurance wasn't updated and details needed to be provided to confirm. Definitely a scam call.

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Anonymous

Bilingual scam call, pretended to be immigration bureau, spoke Mandarin

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Anonymous

Sent text to my mobile.. I did not answer and went to voicemail.... Being very eldery, not able to.

Open.... Have had other calls with...0272390395....0272402383...0272467568..

Are they the same people????....

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Powers

Robot voice.. Scam call.


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Frequently Asked Questions

Is 02 7239 0009 a legitimate government number?

No. 02 7239 0009 (0272390009) is allocated to a local service provider in NSW but has been reported multiple times for impersonating government agencies including immigration, visa authorities, and myGov. Government agencies do not initiate contact about urgent visa or insurance issues via unexpected calls. Always verify by contacting the official agency directly using numbers from their official website, not numbers provided by callers.

Why did the caller from 02 7239 0009 switch topics mid-call?

One contributor reported the caller from 0272390009 first claimed a visa issue, then mentioned a mobile network problem when questioned. This is a common tactic in scams - if the initial pretext fails to convince the target, the caller pivots to alternative claims or hangs up. This switching behaviour is a strong indicator of a scam operation cycling through pretexts to find what works on each target.

What should international students do if 02 7239 0009 calls claiming medical insurance issues?

Do not provide any details. A voicemail from 02 7239 0009 targeted international students claiming medical insurance needed urgent updating. This is a scam. Contact your university's international student support office or your actual insurance provider directly using verified contact details. Legitimate insurance providers do not contact you unexpectedly via voicemail demanding immediate information.

Should I be concerned about the robocall from 02 7239 0009?

Yes. One report described a robotic voice call from 0272390009 with no clear identification. Robocalls are commonly used in scam campaigns to reach large numbers of people quickly and identify which calls are answered by live targets. If you receive a robocall from 02 7239 0009, hang up immediately and block the number. Do not press any keys or respond to prompts.

Are the related numbers mentioned (0272390395, 0272402383, 0272467568) part of the same scam?

An elderly contributor reported receiving calls from 02 7239 0009 alongside similar numbers (0272390395, 0272402383, 0272467568), suggesting a coordinated campaign. While we cannot confirm these are identical operations, the pattern is consistent with scam networks using multiple numbers from the same service provider to avoid triggering block lists. Block all of these numbers and report each separately to ACMA and Scamwatch.

Why would the caller speak Mandarin when impersonating immigration?

One contributor reported a bilingual caller impersonating an immigration bureau and conducting the entire call in Mandarin. Scammers often target specific language communities because they may be more vulnerable to authority-based impersonation in their native language. This is a deliberate targeting tactic. Never provide visa, immigration, or banking details to unexpected callers regardless of the language they use.