+27 72 370 0190

Risk level: High

Who is this? Spam, telemarketing or a legitimate call? Community reports in South Africa.

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AI Analysis

Limited information: Multiple reports of telemarketing and harassment. The number is associated with robotic calls, recordings selling funeral cover, and unsolicited sales calls, including for Old Mutual Life Insurance and Blue approved services.

Likely purpose: Likely used for aggressive telemarketing and harassment, including life insurance and funeral cover sales.

Most common user complaints

  • Multiple spam calls
  • harassment, called 2 x
  • BOT CALLER. CALLS EVERY DAY
  • unsolicited sales calls
  • Robotic telemarketer selling funeral cover
High dangerBlockBlue approved, Old Mutual Life Insurance (among others, not exclusively)InsuranceAutomated robocallMissed call

AI analysis: 02 Jul 2026

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ZA

South Africa

Operator information

Country:
ZASouth Africa
Prefix:
+27
Type:
Other
Operator:
Vodacom, MTN, Cell C, Telkom, Rain

Recent searches

4 this week

Last 7 days

Community comments

27
Anonymous

Today Rings once and hangs up; also never saying a word…

Anonymous

Again, Calls day and night, and worst of all always at the same time...

Anonymous

Today Never leaves a message, to make it worse for no reason

Anonymous

Block and report, plus even after blocking ugh

Anonymous

No message, no reason, to make it worse even after blocking...

Anonymous

yesterday Pure harassment, and on top of that without leaving a message ugh.

Anonymous

yet another one: Rings once and hangs up, plus for no reason!

Anonymous

Yet another one: Block and report, and on top of that every single day

Anonymous

Never leaves a message, plus every single day

Anonymous

Silent calls over and over and also for no reason

Anonymous

Ten-year-old Danny Madigan lives in a crime-ridden area of New York City with his widowed mother, Irene. Following his father's death, Danny takes comfort in watching action movies, especially a series featuring Los Angeles cop Jack Slater at a condemned movie theatre owned by Nick. Nick gives Danny a golden ticket once owned by Harry Houdini and invites him to watch Jack Slater IV. During the film, the ticket stub transports Danny into the fictional world, interrupting Slater during a car chase. Slater takes Danny to the LAPD headquarters, where Danny points out evidence of the fictional nature of Slater's world, such as the presence of numerous attractive women and a cartoon cat detective named Whiskers. Danny says that Slater's friend John Practice should not be trusted as he "killed Mozart" (since he is played by the same actor as Antonio Salieri in Amadeus). Though Slater dismisses this as Danny's imagination, Slater's supervisor, Lieutenant Dekker, assigns Danny as his partner and instructs them to investigate criminal activities related to mafia boss Tony Vivaldi. Danny guides Slater to Vivaldi's mansion, recognising its location from the start of the movie. There, they meet Vivaldi's henchman, Mr. Benedict. Vivaldi and Benedict killed Slater's second cousin, but Slater has no evidence and is forced to leave with Danny; however, Benedict is curious as to how Danny knew, and he and several hired guns follow Slater and Danny back to Slater's home. There, Slater, his daughter Whitney, and Danny thwart the attack, though Benedict gets the ticket stub and discovers that it can transport him into the real world. Slater deduces Vivaldi's plan to murder the rival mob by releasing a lethal gas. He and Danny go to stop it but are waylaid by Practice, who reveals that Danny was right: he is working for Vivaldi. Whiskers kills Practice, saving Slater and Danny, who prevent any deaths from the gas release. After Vivaldi's plan fails, Benedict kills him and uses the stub to escape into the real world, pursued by Slater and Danny. Slater becomes despondent upon learning the truth but cheers up after spending time with Irene. Meanwhile, Benedict devises a plan to kill the actor portraying Slater in the movie, Arnold Schwarzenegger, bring other movie villains into the real world, and take over. To help, Benedict brings the Ripper, the villain of Jack Slater III, to Jack Slater IV's premiere to assassinate Schwarzenegger. Slater saves Schwarzenegger and kills the Ripper. Benedict shoots Slater, critically injuring him. Danny disarms Benedict, allowing Slater to shoot Benedict in his explosive glass eye, killing him; however, the blast causes the stub to be lost. With Slater losing blood, Danny knows the only way to save him is to return him to the fictional world, where his injury will become a flesh wound. The ticket stub falls in front of a theatre playing The Seventh Seal, where The Figure of Death emerges from the screen. Death is curious: Jack Slater is missing from his lists of when people will die, and Danny is slated to die as a grandfather. Death then suggests searching for the other half of the ticket. Danny finds it and takes Slater back into his movie, where his wounds instantly heal. Danny returns to the real world before the portal closes. A recovered Slater then embraces the true nature of his reality, appreciating the differences between the two worlds. Danny and Nick bond while reminiscing their past, while Slater drives away on the screen, waving goodbye

Anonymous

Some body from group gave my number to the annoying advert callers.

Anonymous

Dont pick up, just expect them to call everyday,.

Anonymous

Nuisance caller. Unsolicited call. Harassing unsolicted sales calls should never be allowed in South Africa.

Anonymous

El número 072-3700190 ha sido asignado a unknown, never answered.

Anonymous

BOT CALLER. CALLS EVERY DAY TO TRY SELL OLD MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE

Anonymous

Annoying call everyday.

Anonymous

Ann3dria reportó Blue approved con el número 072-3700190 como Línea de televentas.

Anonymous

STEP 1. Open the Phone app. STEP 2. Tap the three-dot button from the top-right side of the dialler search bar. STEP 3. Now, tap Settings and then Blocked numbers. STEP 4. Turn on the Unknown option

Anonymous

El número 072-3700190 was reported as Sales pitches agresiva.

Anonymous

Coenie reported the number 072-3700190 como Línea de televentas.

Anonymous

Multiple spam calls. No voice once answered

Anonymous

harassment, called 2 x.

Anonymous

Blue approved was reported as publicidad insistente agresiva con el número 072-3700190.

Anonymous

F reportó Blue approved con el número 072-3700190 como Línea de televentas.

Anonymous

Robotic telemarketer selling funeral cover

Anonymous

Recording selling funeral cover.

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Spam numbers with prefix 723

Signal summary for +27 72 370 0190

+27 72 370 0190 belongs to the 723 prefix and is classified as unclassified calls. This page combines no approved reports and 27 public comments to explain the risk level.

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