Frequent calls from this number often tie to debt collection efforts, with reports highlighting persistent harassment like multiple daily contacts and inquiries about specific individuals. One recipient noted aggressive tactics, including false claims of employment ties. While some callbacks yield vague voicemails without company details, consistent mentions point to Credit Corp involvement. To protect yourself, document every call with dates, times, and notes—screenshots help build a case. Report repeated unwanted contacts to the ACCC or your local consumer authority; they track violation limits on call frequency. If it's debt-related, verify legitimacy directly with creditors and avoid sharing personal info over unsolicited calls. Blocking the number provides immediate relief, but persistence suggests escalating complaints for broader accountability.
Observation: A call to my business line asked for an employee named Daniel Jacobsen or Peter Jacobsen from Bundaberg, QLD, claiming they worked for me and used my name as a current employee, but I do not know either individual.
The call originated from Credit Corp; take a screenshot, add the company name, date, and week’s call number, then compile the images into a report for the ACCC and continue this weekly.
The call from CREDIT CORP was filled with profanity.
Received four calls from the same number today.
Just D.ebt
When I returned the call, the line went to voicemail without identifying any company.
The call originated from Credit Corp, a debt‑collection agency.
Calls from collection agencies
Notice: The caller requested to speak with Kellie Davis.
When I called back, the number went straight to voicemail without revealing the company.
