Check unknown phone numbers in Zambia: see recent community reports (Lusaka, Ndola, Kitwe) and share your experience.
Unsure about a Zambian number? Browse concise, recent community notes to judge unknown calls and texts. In Lusaka, Ndola, Kitwe, Livingstone and Chipata you’ll find both legitimate callbacks (deliveries, banks, clinics, 2FA codes) and occasional sales pushes or spoofed support. Geographic and mobile prefixes such as 0211/0212/0213 and common mobile ranges (095/096, etc.) provide helpful context, but because of portability and VoIP they don’t prove origin.
Verification: don’t return the unknown call. Use the official number on the provider’s website/app, check in‑app notices, and never share one‑time codes by phone. Use device/carrier blocking for repeats, and leave a short, factual note (caller type, purpose, date, cues) so others benefit.
User finds this number reliable.
User advises caution
Bruker oppga: Trygt
User suggests being cautious
User notes: Caution
Dette er et trygt nummer.
User note: Exercise caution
Rådgivare för fiber
Bruker melder: Bra og trygt
Ingen svar från mig, men min gissning är bedrägeri – inget annat skäl för någon i Zambia att kontakta helt främlingskap i Sverige.
Meddelande av insender: Varning
According to the submitter, this one's bad, yo
Caution recommended by the reporter
User indicates: Caution.
User suggests exercising caution.
User classified Neutral
User reports a bad experience
Brukeren gir en positiv vurdering.
User reports a poor experience.
Heads up, looks risky – take care, cautoin, lol.
Call back via the official number from the website/app; avoid returning unknown calls; check in‑app notices first.
No. Codes like 0211/0212/0213 and 095/096 are context only due to portability/VoIP.
Delivery updates, clinic/bank callbacks, 2FA codes; sales scripts or support impersonation attempts.
Be brief and factual: caller type, purpose, date/time, and cues; no sensitive data.