+64 9 951 5727
Risk level: Low
AI Analysis
Limited information: This New Zealand number is linked to debt recovery activities based on user reports.
Likely purpose: Likely used for debt recovery purposes.
Most common user complaints
- debt recovery
- unrequested calls/messages despite opt-out
- pursuit of contested or outdated debts
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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.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
8Yesterday Never leaves a message, to make it worse from other numbers too.
Yet another one: Always at the same hours, plus never saying a word...
Telemarketing at its worst, plus always at the same time…
Yesterday Sales pitch after sales pitch and also for no reason!
yesterday Same story every week, to make it worse never saying a word lol
Someone from this number continually leaves messages despite the fact i have requested no more calls.
This number is definitely associated with debt recovery and is being used by various companies who have referred unpaid accounts to them WITHOUT FIRST providing the opportunity for the 'presumed' debtor to contest the amounts owed. I have just been contacted by then searching for another person. They claim that person owes money which is contested. The NZ TELCO Spark uses this company. In this case the matter may be referred to the appropriate government agencies (this wouldn't be the first time Spark has been admonished for unfair practices).
They are trying to contact me about something that is 11 years old and owing by my ex. Outside the statute of limitations, and threatening. Clowns that don't know the law. Hang up on them
Signal summary for +64 9 951 5727
+64 9 951 5727 belongs to the 995 prefix and is classified as unclassified calls. This page combines no approved reports and 8 public comments to explain the risk level.
