Do Not Call Register

Your phone.

Your time.

Your rights.

Less... Do I know you?
More... hello darling!
Your phone.

Your time.

Your rights.

Unwanted calls?
Put up a do not disturb sign!

Your phone.

Your time.

Your rights.

Consumers

Consumer Contact Centre:

1300 792 958

Industry

Industry Contact Centre:

1300 785 749

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.

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Consumer Alerts

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

Scam alert - end of financial year tax scams

Be on the alert for scammers during tax time.

Scam alert – Remote access requests

Be wary of callers pretending to be from well-known companies or government agencies, claiming there’s a problem with your account or device and wanting remote access to fix it. It‘s probably a scam.

Scam alert: ACMA impersonation scam

Have you received a call threatening to disconnect your phone service, claiming to be from the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) or another government agency? Be wary – this is a scam.

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Media Releases

For the latest Do Not Call Register news and updates.

The Wine Group pays $200,000 for spam and telemarketing breaches

Online retailer The Wine Group Pty Ltd has paid $204,240 in infringement notices after the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found it breached multiple spam and telemarketing laws.

ACMA takes action against MarketSolve for illegal telemarketing

The ACMA has accepted a court-enforceable undertaking from Gold Coast-based investment property and financial services marketing firm MarketSolve Pty Ltd after it was found to have made telemarketing calls to phone numbers listed on the Do Not Call Register (DNCR).

ACMA penalises financial services telemarketer $100,000 for unlawful calls

Information Support Australia Pty Ltd (trading as Super Information Team) has paid an infringement notice of $102,120 and will be subject to an independent review after the Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) found it breached telemarketing rules.