• What is the Do Not Call Register?


    It is a free service where consumers can securely register their home, mobile or fax numbers for free to reduce unsolicited telemarketing calls.



  • How do I register my number?


    To register your number and opt out of receiving telemarketing calls you can complete an online registration or call 1300 792 958.



  • DNCR: A guide for your business


    To identify registered numbers, organisations are able to check—or ‘wash’—their calling lists against the register.



  • Political calls you might receive


    Calls from political parties, independent members of parliament, candidates for election, or interest groups (including trade unions) are permitted in certain circumstances.



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Telemarketers and fax marketers have 30 days from the date you register to stop contacting you.

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Under the Do Not Call Register Act 2006, telemarketers and fax marketers must not contact numbers registered on the Do Not Call Register (with some exemptions ).

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Consumer Alerts

For important updates on issues affecting the Do Not Call Register.

Watch out for Do Not Call Register 'fee' scam

Scammers claiming to be associated with the Do Not Call Register are calling consumers and asking for personal information such as financial details.

Spike in Centrelink scams

Protect yourself from the Centrelink scam

Watch out for scammers at tax time

The ACMA is reminding consumers to raise their guard as the new financial year is a prime time for tax related scams.

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Media Releases

For the latest Do Not Call Register news and updates.

Eco Star penalised for calling consumers on the Do Not Call Register

Eco Star Double Glazing Pty Ltd, a window and door glazing company, has paid a $25,200 infringement notice for calling numbers on the Do Not Call Register without consent.

Allied Construction penalised for calling numbers on the Do Not Call Register

Solar power business Allied Construction and Roofing Pty Ltd has paid a $21,600 infringement notice for calling numbers on the Do Not Call Register without consent.

Instyle Solar penalised for calling numbers on the Do Not Call Register

Queensland-based solar power business, Instyle Solar Pty Ltd, has paid a $10,800 infringement notice for failing to obtain consent to call numbers on the Do Not Call Register.

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SCAM ALERT! Scammers claiming to be associated with the Do Not Call Register are calling asking for financial details. These calls may be coming from overseas, even if the calling information appears local. These calls may also refer to call blocking. Consumers should be wary of such claims. During Scam Awareness Week, we are reminding people that the Do Not Call Register is free and permanent, and will not ask people to re-register or ask for any financial information. More: https://www.acma.gov.au/theACMA/consumer-alert-acma-issues-warning-about-do-not-call-register-scams #ScamsWeek18

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