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Community reports for 02 9095 3900 (0290953900) show mixed activity: one legitimate medical appointment cancellation, one suspicious hang-up call from NSW.
Mixed Reports for 02 9095 3900
Two contributors have reported calls from 02 9095 3900 (also written as 0290953900), with conflicting patterns. One report indicates a legitimate medical service, while another describes suspicious behaviour. This mixed profile suggests the number may be used for legitimate purposes, but unusual call patterns warrant attention.
What Contributors Reported from 02 9095 3900
One contributor received a call from 02 9095 3900 regarding a medical appointment. The caller advised that a CT-scan appointment had been cancelled due to unavailable medical staff who would normally administer contrast injection. This contributor confirmed the call was legitimate healthcare communication.
A separate contributor reported receiving a call from 02 9095 3900 while located in Perth, Western Australia. The caller hung up immediately upon connection. The call originated from NSW, creating uncertainty about the caller's identity or intent.
Call Patterns and Contributor Experiences
The two reports from 02 9095 3900 occurred nearly two years apart (December 2024 and July 2026), suggesting inconsistent call activity rather than a systematic campaign. One contributor answered and received legitimate medical information, while the other experienced a hang-up call that provided no context for the call purpose.
The NSW origin of calls from 0290953900 aligns with the local service allocation to AAPT Limited in New South Wales. Without additional reports, it remains unclear whether the suspicious hang-up represents deliberate caller behaviour or a technical issue.
What to Do If You Receive a Call from 02 9095 3900
If 02 9095 3900 calls you:
- Do: Let legitimate-sounding calls ring through to voicemail if you don't recognise the number
- Do: Verify any medical appointment information by calling the clinic directly using a known contact number
- Do: Block the number if you receive unexplained hang-up calls repeatedly from 0290953900
- Do not: Provide personal or financial information to unsolicited callers, even if they reference your appointments
- Do not: Return calls to numbers that hang up immediately
How to Report 02 9095 3900
If you receive suspicious calls from 02 9095 3900 or 0290953900, you can report your experience to help build a clearer picture of this number's behaviour:
- Report to ACMA (Australian Communications and Media Authority) at acma.gov.au if you believe the call involved unsolicited contact or harassment
- Contact Scamwatch at scamwatch.gov.au if you suspect fraudulent activity
- Report your experience on Reverseau to contribute to community intelligence about this number
- If the number repeatedly calls and hangs up, document the dates and times, then contact your phone provider
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What Our Users Reviewed
Call was to advise me that my CT-scan appointment was cancelled because no doctor was available to give the contrast injection. Not scam or telemarketing.
Got call while in Perth, caller hung up immediately, originated from NSW
Left message about appointment saying they'd call again Tuesday, but it's a Sydney number and I'm in Northern Territory
Call from this number left an audio message saying 'this is Alex from IMED Radiology Needs Bently could I call back on 92428000 to confirm my apt.' I don't have and have never made an apt for radiology ever. Sounds like tele marketers very noisy busy background sounds.
was I-Med BoxHill calling about appointment, came through Sydney number so seemed confusing
Caller mentioned brain MRI scan my doctor supposedly referred, said I'd have to pay despite bulk-bill claim
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WRITE A REVIEWFrequently Asked Questions
Is 02 9095 3900 a medical clinic or hospital?
One contributor's report suggests 02 9095 3900 was used to contact them about a CT-scan appointment cancellation from a medical provider. However, only one report confirms legitimate medical use. Always verify appointment information by calling the clinic directly using a contact number from your appointment letter or the official clinic website, rather than relying on the phone number calling you.
Why did the caller from 0290953900 hang up immediately?
One contributor reported an immediate hang-up from 0290953900 while in Perth. This could indicate a misdial, technical issue, or intentional hang-up. Without additional reports, the cause is unclear. If 02 9095 3900 repeatedly hangs up when you answer, it's safest to block the number and report the pattern to your phone provider.
Should I call back 02 9095 3900 if they hang up?
No. If a caller from 02 9095 3900 hangs up without leaving a message, do not call back. Legitimate callers will leave voicemail or try again. If the call is genuinely important (such as a medical appointment), the clinic will contact you again through established channels, or you can call them directly using a known number.
What provider operates 02 9095 3900?
The number 0290953900 is allocated to AAPT Limited as a local service in New South Wales. AAPT is a telecommunications provider, but allocation doesn't confirm who is currently using the number. The legitimate medical report suggests it may be used by a healthcare provider, but verify directly with any organisation claiming to contact you about appointments.
Is 02 9095 3900 listed as a scam number?
No. Community reports for 02 9095 3900 show one confirmed legitimate medical appointment notification and one suspicious hang-up. There are no scam or impersonation reports. However, the suspicious hang-up pattern warrants caution. Block the number if calls become repetitive or unwanted.
What should I do if 0290953900 calls about my medical appointment?
If you receive a call from 0290953900 about a medical appointment, listen to the information but do not provide additional personal details. After the call, independently verify the message by calling your clinic using a phone number from your appointment documentation or the clinic's official website. This protects you from potential spoofing or fraud, even if this number has been legitimately used in the past.