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New Zealand phone numbers aren't random — the prefix tells you what kind of call to expect and what it costs to call back.
| Prefix | Type | What it means | Cost to call back |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09 | Landline | Auckland & Northland | Standard rate |
| 04 | Landline | Wellington region | Standard rate |
| 03 | Landline | South Island & Christchurch | Standard rate |
| 07 | Landline | Waikato & Bay of Plenty | Standard rate |
| 06 | Landline | Hawke's Bay, Taranaki, Manawatū | Standard rate |
| 021 | Mobile | Spark NZ mobile | Standard mobile rate |
| 022 | Mobile | One NZ (Vodafone NZ) mobile | Standard mobile rate |
| 027 | Mobile | Spark NZ mobile | Standard mobile rate |
| 028 | Mobile | 2degrees mobile | Standard mobile rate |
| 0800 | Freephone | Toll-free — all NZ networks | Free to call |
| 0900 | Premium | Premium rate services | ⚠️ Up to $3.99/min |
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These are the most-reported caller fraud patterns in New Zealand right now.
Callers claim to be from Inland Revenue Department (IRD), saying you owe an unpaid tax debt or are entitled to a refund — and pressure you to act immediately. IRD never demands payment by gift card, cryptocurrency, or wire transfer, and will always communicate through official channels first. Hang up and contact IRD directly on 0800 775 247.
Fraudsters impersonate the Accident Compensation Corporation (ACC), claiming you've been overpaid and must repay immediately or face legal action. The real ACC will always send official correspondence by mail before any phone contact. Never make a payment over the phone without first verifying through acc.co.nz or calling ACC directly.
Automated calls claim your Amazon or Netflix account has been charged for a large purchase you didn't make — press 1 to dispute. This is designed to get you connected with a fraudster who will request card or banking details. Neither Amazon nor Netflix call customers unsolicited about billing. Hang up and check your account directly.
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