03 7001 1487 is a Fixed Line Telephone Number which is located in Melbourne, VIC 3000 and could be provided by Primus Telecommunications Pty Limited.
However, number 03 7001 1487 might be spoofed by scammers who will manipulate the number so that the call appears to be coming from a local or well-known phone number, making it more likely to be trusted or answered.
Until now, phone number 0370011487 has received 12 reports with an average rating of 2.5 out of 5 and the most recent user rating left for this phone number was 1 out of 5. If you have a different experience with this number, please leave your own review.
So far, Caller ID 0370011487 has a history of being a scam call. In total, this number has been found to be fraudulent 6 times. The last time this phone number was reported as a scam was on 14 July 2022.
The number 03 7001 1487 could also be written in many formats such as 0370011487, (03) 7001 1487, 03 70011487, +61370011487, 0061370011487, 01161370011487, +61 3 7001 1487, 00 61 3 7001 1487, 011 61 3 7001 1487.
I got a call from that number aswell today. Emailed fedex directly and will call them tomorrow aswell.
Some philipino lady asking me for name and confirmation and then saying to email her at.... But she hung up before she completed the email address. Hmmm.
A criminal who works somewhere in the handling of international shipping will get your number from packages you are going to receive, they hand over these numbers to various colleagues who will call you and pretend to be some official shipping company, and then insist that you give personal information or threaten that your package will be sent back, essentially ransomware for your mail.
First off, the review from Anonymous from 8 MONTHS AGO is word for word the same as the review posted 4 DAYS AGO!!!!!!
Anyway who posts this on ANY review site:
It is actually FEDEX. They will be calling to advise Customs duties, AQIS fees, etc., for the import. You’ll have 5 days to pay for your incoming goods, or they’ll return it to sender and you incur further fees for shipping. You will find they are based in Phillipines. I deal with them all the time. They are frustrating because it’s difficult to get an Aussie voice to deal with probs. Try 132610 - you’ll get the same voices, it’s FEDEX.
Is PART OF THE SCAM!!!!
My experience:
Stated they were from Fedex (no idea how they got my mobile number) and that they wanted my email address. Fedex HAVE my email address. Spoofing a Melbourne/Victoria telephone number. Most likely from the Philippines by the sound of the accents. Please folks, don't give them any info. If you are waiting on a delivery from Fedex (which in Australia will be via StarTrack (owned by Australia Post) or Australia Post themselves in the vast majority of cases, get in touch with Fedex directly.
It is actually FEDEX. They will be calling to advise Customs duties, AQIS fees, etc., for the import. You’ll have 5 days to pay for your incoming goods, or they’ll return it to sender and you incur further fees for shipping. You will find they are based in Phillipines.
A few days after I bought something on eBay in Poland I got a phone call from (03) 7001 1487 on Saturday morning. The parcel is being sent with FedEx.
With a very strong Indian or Asian accent, an aggressive female voice said that my parcel was on its way and delivery would be quicker if I paid the GST upfront.
The call woke me up from sleeping, so rather than try and figure out what was going on I put it to her to email me. I supplied my email address.
Sure enough, there was an email a few minutes later, with a low quality scan of the address label that will be on the parcel. This scan also contained details of the item that I bought, so the scammers have access to FedEx details somehow. The scan also has the name and address of the eBay seller, and the correct value of the contents.
I missed two more calls from the same number while I was asleep on Sunday morning.
On Monday afternoon I received another email with the same scan of the address label. This email claimed that the parcel was in Australia, but tracking on the Fedex web site shows it still being in Poland.
The email refers to Australian Customs with a lower case “c”, and has nothing to show how they have arrived with the amount that they want.
This one’s actually a tad confusing. There are enough indications that this is a scam, but there is information that can only be obtained from FedEx.
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03 7001 1487 is a Fixed Line Telephone Number which is located in Melbourne, VIC 3000 and could be provided by Primus Telecommunications Pty Limited.
However, number 03 7001 1487 might be spoofed by scammers who will manipulate the number so that the call appears to be coming from a local or well-known phone number, making it more likely to be trusted or answered.
Until now, phone number 0370011487 has received 12 reports with an average rating of 2.5 out of 5 and the most recent user rating left for this phone number was 1 out of 5. If you have a different experience with this number, please leave your own review.
So far, Caller ID 0370011487 has a history of being a scam call. In total, this number has been found to be fraudulent 6 times. The last time this phone number was reported as a scam was on 14 July 2022.
The number 03 7001 1487 could also be written in many formats such as 0370011487, (03) 7001 1487, 03 70011487, +61370011487, 0061370011487, 01161370011487, +61 3 7001 1487, 00 61 3 7001 1487, 011 61 3 7001 1487.
Valderrama
Scam, I have not ordered anything online from overseas.
Langdale
I got a call from that number aswell today. Emailed fedex directly and will call them tomorrow aswell.
Some philipino lady asking me for name and confirmation and then saying to email her at.... But she hung up before she completed the email address. Hmmm.
Marentes
A criminal who works somewhere in the handling of international shipping will get your number from packages you are going to receive, they hand over these numbers to various colleagues who will call you and pretend to be some official shipping company, and then insist that you give personal information or threaten that your package will be sent back, essentially ransomware for your mail.
Just wait for the package and ignore the scammer.
Kinnaird
It's a scam, even the reviews are written by scammers, they will try anything. Another indian asking for my information.
Layfield
Spoke to Fedex, apparently legit. Will report further when this saga is over.
Dana
First off, the review from Anonymous from 8 MONTHS AGO is word for word the same as the review posted 4 DAYS AGO!!!!!!
Anyway who posts this on ANY review site:
Is PART OF THE SCAM!!!!
My experience:
Stated they were from Fedex (no idea how they got my mobile number) and that they wanted my email address. Fedex HAVE my email address. Spoofing a Melbourne/Victoria telephone number. Most likely from the Philippines by the sound of the accents. Please folks, don't give them any info. If you are waiting on a delivery from Fedex (which in Australia will be via StarTrack (owned by Australia Post) or Australia Post themselves in the vast majority of cases, get in touch with Fedex directly.
Lederer
It is actually FEDEX. They will be calling to advise Customs duties, AQIS fees, etc., for the import. You’ll have 5 days to pay for your incoming goods, or they’ll return it to sender and you incur further fees for shipping. You will find they are based in Phillipines.
Faver
A few days after I bought something on eBay in Poland I got a phone call from (03) 7001 1487 on Saturday morning. The parcel is being sent with FedEx.
With a very strong Indian or Asian accent, an aggressive female voice said that my parcel was on its way and delivery would be quicker if I paid the GST upfront.
The call woke me up from sleeping, so rather than try and figure out what was going on I put it to her to email me. I supplied my email address.
Sure enough, there was an email a few minutes later, with a low quality scan of the address label that will be on the parcel. This scan also contained details of the item that I bought, so the scammers have access to FedEx details somehow. The scan also has the name and address of the eBay seller, and the correct value of the contents.
I missed two more calls from the same number while I was asleep on Sunday morning.
On Monday afternoon I received another email with the same scan of the address label. This email claimed that the parcel was in Australia, but tracking on the Fedex web site shows it still being in Poland.
The email refers to Australian Customs with a lower case “c”, and has nothing to show how they have arrived with the amount that they want.
This one’s actually a tad confusing. There are enough indications that this is a scam, but there is information that can only be obtained from FedEx.
Choy
I couldn't tell if this was legit or not? Fedex just asking for a name. But they knew my name before I called.
Covell
Sophisticated scammers claiming to be from Fedex.
Edmunds
FedEx.
Keane
Scammer.
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Telephone scammers try to steal your money or personal information. Scams may come through phone calls from real people, robocalls, or text messages.
Call or message may be a scam if:
To protect yourself: