Heads up: calls from +6499771141 usually pose as Vodafone offering a cheaper plan, but they routinely ask for driver’s licence or account details and hang up after a few seconds. These are classic scam tactics designed to harvest personal information. If you receive such a call, do not provide any data, end the call immediately, and block the number. Verify any genuine offers by logging into your official Vodafone account or calling the known Vodafone customer service line. Report the incident to the local consumer protection agency and consider using call‑blocking apps to curb repeat attempts.
The woman on the phone say she from Vodafone and ask me for my driver licence, it was weird
This number is clearly a spam caller
The phone keeps ringing with this number, but I refuse to pick up.
Although I didn't answer, a voicemail in Chinese was left, possibly from Vodafone, which has raised my suspicions.
The call resulted in complete silence
The caller requested personal details that should have been on file, leading to an abrupt end to the conversation
I have reason to believe this is a scam.
The caller hunged up immediatly i answered the phone, very rude
Its clearley a scam, when they ask for personal info, give them somone elses details, say thankyou, and enjoy the consiquences to come.
The call was terminated abruptly, with the caller laughing before hanging up
I block this number a while ago, but now i recieve silent voicemail message from them, i think is Vodafone, they need to improve they customer service
They requested personal info like licence ID, I didnt provide it and blocked the number, please dont give them any info, its a scam.
This interaction seemed suspicious from the start, as the woman on the phone refused to provide her name and claimed to be representing Vodafone, offering a deal with 4GB of data and unlimited calls and texts. When I provided vague details about my current plan, she quickly ended the call. It's essential to be cautious and not disclose personal information to such callers.
After missing the call the previous day, I answered the next day to find the caller claiming no prior call had been made, despite my phone indicating otherwise; the caller provided a name that didn't match the one displayed on my phone and inquired about discussing my plan, resembling previous experiences with similar numbers that appeared to be from Auckland but resulted in hang-ups.
Apparently, they were attempting to convience me to swich to a Vodafone plan.
Some service regarding a device was offered to me, but i quickly hung up on them
Vodafone call centre tried to push a plan change I never asked for; they were pushy and I hung up feeling annoyed.
A request was made to update the plan
An offer was made to switch to a new phone plan
For two weeks now, I've been receiving daily calls from Vodafone, attempting to persuade me to switch to a different plan, which I've been ignoring, hoping they would take the hint
A call from an unknown number informed me about new offers, but I declined and ended the call.
A new plan is being promoted.
Although I have had this number blocked and blacklisted on my phone for months, I still receive multiple notifications each week indicating that the number has attempted to call me, often followed by a text requesting a callback.
Further investigation revealed that the frequent, persistent calls were likely from Vodafone's tele-sales team, which did not leave any messages.
Initially, the caller contacted my flatmate, and when I called back, there was no answer; later, the same person called me with the same pitch, which raises suspicions about their affiliation with Vodafone.
Answered and they hung up immediately—typical scam move.
The caller hung up immediately after a greeting was exchanged
I answer the call, but they just hang up after a few second, it was weird
Suspicion arose when the caller offered to review my phone plan, yet couldn't provide my name, prompting me to end the call and alert Vodafone.
During business hours, they called and hung up on my voicemail.