(08) 6275 9120

+61862759120

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Community risk score55/100

(08) 6275 9120 has been looked up 35 times on NumberCheck. Reports below are submitted by the community and checked by our automated filters.

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Scam / fraud05/10/2026
this number contacted me saying I had won a raffel first prize of $3000 dollars. Then asked for my banking details so they can deposit the funds into my account. Before I was about to do this, they asked me for some proof of ID to prove they would be paying the correct person the winning prize. They then told me I would need to download TeamViewer (to confirm my identity via face and holding my ID near my face via webcam) and that I would need AnyDesk software in order to sign a form they would share to me to sign, before they could approve the release of the prize winnings. They kept saying there was no cost to me and because they called at 7pm they also insisted I log into my bank to confirm the bsb and account number of my bank account the funds would be deposited into, just to make sure the details were correct, so there is no problems. (However I realised it was a scam when they insisted I only do this once AnyDesk was install and connected, which didn't make sense to me) so i hanged up and blocked the number.

Line type: (08) landline number
Call cost: Standard landline or mobile call rate depending on the phone you dial from.
Who normally uses this range: Homes and businesses in SA, WA & NT — this number's registered region is SA / WA / NT. Contact centres also present landline caller ID because it looks more trustworthy.

The (08) area code covers South Australia, Western Australia and the Northern Territory, including Adelaide, Perth and Darwin.
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