Community data, updated daily · data as of 2026-10-19

Australian spam call statistics

Every figure below is aggregated from community reports submitted to EndSpam — no call logs, no telco data, no private information. Cite or reuse these numbers freely with attribution.

Numbers reported (last 7 days)

1

Reports (all time)

995,958

Reports (last 7 days)

1

Reports by category (last 7 days)

Top carriers (last 7 days)

Most-reported numbers

Australian numbers with public pages, ranked by number of community reports. See the full top-spam list.

1. #1 0403 500 549 — Scam call · High risk · 16 reports
2. #2 0418 109 034 — Scam call · High risk · 16 reports
3. #3 0489 952 562 — Spam call · High risk · 15 reports
4. #4 03 7076 0806 — Scam call · High risk · 13 reports
5. #5 03 7075 1985 — Spam call · High risk · 11 reports
6. #6 03 9961 0800 — Spam call · High risk · 11 reports
7. #7 0400 123 456 — Scam call · High risk · 10 reports
8. #8 0468 125 328 — Spam call · High risk · 10 reports
9. #9 0468 208 647 — Spam call · High risk · 10 reports
10. #10 02 8645 3382 — Spam call · High risk · 9 reports

How this data is collected

EndSpam collects voluntary spam and scam call reports from the public. A report counts toward these statistics only after moderation approves it, and a phone number earns a public page only once it has multiple independent reporters, a resolved category, and community comments — thin or single-source reports stay aggregated but unlisted. EndSpam identifies phone numbers internally by a keyed cryptographic hash, and looking up a number on the website does not save its full digits to our database. We do store the full digits of numbers people report, because we need them to publish public number pages and to build our iOS app's blocking list. The iOS app also stores full numbers that a signed-in user keeps in their private search history or that a user adds to a personal block list. A number is shown publicly in full only once it meets a public-disclosure threshold; until then, it is shown publicly only by its last four digits.

Citing this data

Journalists, researchers, and community sites are welcome to republish these figures with attribution to EndSpam and a link to www.endspam.org/australia-spam-call-statistics. The page is rebuilt daily, so figures stay current. For questions about methodology, see about EndSpam.