1800 111 247
1800111247
- Type
- Freecall (1800/180)
- Location
- Not region-specific
- Status
- In use
- Carrier
- Netsip Pty Ltd
- Assigned since
- 2021
Who has held it
Allocated to Primus Telecommunications Pty Limited, now held by Netsip Pty Ltd. The network above is the current holder, not the company the number started with.
How it is licensed
Licensed directly by a business rather than rented through a number broker, so whoever holds it is likely to be whoever answers it.
Business listing
Likely currentAustralian Health Professionals
Caller ID can be faked. If a caller claims to be this business, check the number on the business’s own website before trusting the call.
Last confirmed October 2023. Source: Overture Maps Foundation, August 2026.
Why a medical or dental practice might be calling you
Practices ring patients to confirm or move appointments, to pass on results, and to recall people who are due for something, usually within office hours.
A real practice will not ask for card details or identity documents over the phone to confirm an appointment.
This describes the kind of business the number is listed against. It is not a statement about who placed any particular call.
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Not sure about this call? What to do
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- If they said they were from a bank, government agency or company, hang up and call that organisation yourself on the number from its official website.
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- Report scams to Scamwatch. If you've lost money or shared details, call your bank straight away, and contact IDCARE on 1800 595 160 for free identity support.
- Getting sales calls? Add your number to the Do Not Call Register.
About 1800 numbers
Calls to 1800 numbers are free, and the business pays. Organisations use them for customer lines but rarely call out from them, so a call showing an 1800 number may be faked.
1800 111 247 is in the 1800 block, which has 1,181 numbers listed on this site. Number details are from the ACMA numbering register, updated 5 October 2026.