1300 local-rate number
1300 641 387Who called from 1300 641 387?
1300 641 387 is the publicly listed phone number of Euro Speciality Automotive, an auto electrical service in Canberra, ACT. Nobody has reported it as a bad call. Scammers can fake (spoof) a real business's number, so if a call from it felt wrong, hang up and call the business back yourself.
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What to do if 1300 641 387 calls
- Not expecting a call? Let it go to voicemail - a genuine caller will leave a message.
- Check who it is yourself. If they say they're your bank, the ATO or a delivery company, hang up and call back on the number from their official website or your card.
- Never share a one-time code, password or card details with someone who called you.
- Numbers can be faked. A real business's number on your screen doesn't prove it's them - how caller ID spoofing works.
Questions about 1300 641 387
Who called me from 1300 641 387?
1300 641 387 is listed publicly as the number of Euro Speciality Automotive in Canberra, ACT.
Is 1300 641 387 a scam?
There are no scam reports for 1300 641 387, and it belongs to a listed business. That said, scammers can display a real business's number (spoofing) - if something feels off, hang up and call the business on a number you find yourself.
Where is 1300 641 387 from?
1300 641 387 is a 1300 local-rate number, which isn't tied to a location - it can be answered anywhere in Australia.
How do I block 1300 641 387?
On an iPhone open Recents, tap ⓘ next to the number and choose Block this Caller. On Android open the Phone app, tap the number in your call history and choose Block (or Block / report spam). Full instructions for every phone and landline.
How do I report 1300 641 387?
Use the form on this page - it's free, anonymous and takes 30 seconds. If it was a scam, also report it to Scamwatch (scamwatch.gov.au). If you lost money or shared bank details, call your bank straight away.