Monthly breakdowns by state and incident type, based on community reports from across Australia.
Since 2014, Australians have submitted over 766,491 first-hand reports about phone numbers they encountered. Each report is classified by the person who experienced the call - not by Reverseau, not by a carrier, and not by a commercial database.
Scam reports make up 32% of all-time submissions. Monthly reports break this down by state and incident type so you can see what is happening in your area.
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April 2026 data is partial - reporting cycle closes at month end. MoM comparisons reflect data collected through day 12.
Select a state to view its monthly intelligence reports, top-reported numbers, and locality breakdowns.
Canberra and surrounds
Greater Sydney, Hunter Valley, regional NSW
Darwin, Alice Springs, remote communities
South East QLD through to Far North
Adelaide, Barossa, Riverland, Eyre Peninsula
Hobart, Launceston, regional Tasmania
Melbourne, Geelong, Gippsland corridor
Perth metro, Pilbara, South West
Numbers where multiple reporters confirm fraudulent intent - financial deception, identity theft, or impersonation of government agencies.
High-volume unsolicited contact: telemarketing, robocalls, and automated messages. No confirmed fraud, but persistent unwanted contact.
Calls that are disruptive but don't meet the threshold for scam or spam - repeated hang-ups, silent calls, or aggressive sales tactics.
Community reports flag risk indicators, but there is no consensus yet on whether the activity is fraudulent or simply unwanted.
Too few reports to draw conclusions. More community input is needed before these numbers can be categorised.
Verified by community consensus as legitimate businesses, government services, or known organisations.
Every data point comes from an Australian who reported a phone number they actually received a call or message from. Reverseau does not buy data from carriers, brokers, or commercial databases.
The person submitting the report chooses the classification: scam, spam, nuisance, suspicious, uncertain, or legitimate. These are community assessments, not legal findings.
Reports are grouped by state, locality, service type, and calendar month. This lets you compare patterns across regions and track how activity changes over time.
Data refreshes every six hours. Monthly reports are published at the start of each new month, covering the full prior calendar month.
This data only reflects what people choose to report. It does not capture every call made in Australia. Classification accuracy depends on reporter judgement and how many people report the same number.
Reverseau's intelligence reports are generated from community submissions dating back to 2014. Each monthly cycle adds new data points, refining state-level and category-level patterns. Reports on this page reflect aggregated classifications - not individual caller identities or legal determinations.