Called about solar panels in my area
Solar panels · Advertising / telemarketing · 2026-10-09
(08) 7429 4428
This number has published community reports.
3 published community reports between 09/10/2026 and 13/10/2026. On top of that, this number has been searched 11 times on this site.
12 people have looked up (08) 7429 4428 on this site in the last 90 days, 10 of them in the last 7 days – across 8 different days. First lookup on 9 October 2026, the most recent on 17 October 2026.
Lookups by day: Fri 9 Oct: 3 · Sat 10 Oct: 1 · Mon 12 Oct: 2 · Tue 13 Oct: 6 · Wed 14 Oct: 2 · Thu 15 Oct: 2 · Fri 16 Oct: 9 · Sat 17 Oct: 2
The lookups are spread over 8 different days: the number keeps calling over time, as telemarketing, surveys and debt collection typically do. The times are spread across the day. Almost all on weekdays. Lookups have risen over the last 7 days: 23 against 4 the week before.
First-party data from this site (search-form lookups and opens of this page, bots excluded). It shows how many people wanted to know who was calling, not how many calls the number made.
Source: Australian numbering register (ACMA), data as of 16/10/2026. The register names the holder of a range, never people; individual numbers may have been ported to another network, and caller ID can be spoofed. Details on our methodology page.
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Called about solar panels in my area
Solar panels · Advertising / telemarketing · 2026-10-09
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