+64 9 200 2271
Risk level: High
AI Analysis
Limited information: Suspected telemarketing/scam calls impersonating New Zealand telecom providers (ONE NZ, 2Degrees) to sell fake internet/broadband plans.
Likely purpose: Fraud/Scam through telemarketing
Most common user complaints
- Impersonating telecom providers
- Selling fake internet/broadband plans
- Background noise suggestive of a call center
AI analysis: 10 Jul 2026
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Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
New Zealand
Operator information
- Country:
New Zealand- Prefix:
- +64
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- Spark, One NZ, 2degrees
Recent searches
Last 7 days
Community comments
11Yesterday Pure harassment; also always at the same time!!
yesterday Telemarketing at its worst, to make it worse from other numbers too.
Silent calls over and over and also from other numbers too!!
Today Keeps calling even after blocking, to make it worse always at the same time
Another call from this number: Rings once and hangs up and also even after blocking!
Yesterday Keeps calling even after blocking, and worst of all never saying a word
Yesterday Telemarketing at its worst, plus even after blocking
another call from this number: Always at the same hours, plus for no reason!!
Called and pretented to be part of ONE NZ when could hear multiple talking loudly in the background sounded like a mad house. trying to sell fake internet.
Another call from this number: Persistent sales calls, and on top of that never saying a word
Pops up as suspected spam, claims to the 2Degrees wanting to discuss broadband plans. I answered the call with a name, and they responded asking if I was *insert name i provided 3 seconds ago*
Signal summary for +64 9 200 2271
+64 9 200 2271 belongs to the 920 prefix and is classified as unclassified calls. This page combines no approved reports and 11 public comments to explain the risk level.
