+27 10 211 3000
Risk level: High
AI Analysis
Limited information: This South African number has been reported twice for suspicious activities. One user warned of a scam impersonating ABSA Bank to confirm a transaction. Another user reported frequent calls (up to 6 times a day, including Sundays) with no voicemail left, only background call centre noise.
Likely purpose: Likely financial fraud (scam) and/or aggressive telemarketing
Most common user complaints
- caller identified as being from ABSA Bank and wanted to confirm a transaction (scam warning)
- Calls up to 6 times a day, all hours and even Sundays, no voicemail, background call centre noise
AI analysis: 04 Jul 2026
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South Africa
Operator information
- Country:
South Africa- Prefix:
- +27
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Telkom, Rain
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Last 7 days
Community comments
11Yet another one: Repeated nuisance calls, plus never saying a word...
Yesterday Sales pitch after sales pitch; also always at the same time...
today Always at the same hours; also every single day...
Another call from this number: Same story every week; also without leaving a message.
Again, Silent calls over and over, and on top of that without leaving a message!
Today Nobody speaks when you answer, and on top of that every single day!!
Repeated nuisance calls, to make it worse every single day!
another call from this number: Repeated nuisance calls, and worst of all and nobody does anything smh
Yesterday Sales pitch after sales pitch, to make it worse even after blocking!!
caller identified as being from absa bank. and wanted to confirm a transaction. pls be warned its a scam call.
Calls up tp 6 times a day, all hours and even sundays! Leaves no message on voicemail, can only hear background call centre
Signal summary for +27 10 211 3000
+27 10 211 3000 belongs to the 102 prefix and is classified as unclassified calls. This page combines no approved reports and 11 public comments to explain the risk level.
