NZ SMS Shortcode
2830
How to stop messages from this shortcode
Reply STOP to the number 2830. Under the NZ TCF Mobile Messaging Services Code, commercial and premium senders are required to honour STOP requests within two business days.
Note: transactional notifications (delivery updates, appointment reminders, OTP codes) are generally exempt from STOP obligations — you need to unsubscribe via the service itself.
Contact details published by carriers
- Phone
- 0800776622 — listed by One NZ
- 0800 77 66 22 — listed by 2degrees
- Website
- https://google.com — listed by One NZ
- www.iclasspro.com — listed by 2degrees
Frequently asked questions about shortcode 2830
Who owns shortcode 2830 in New Zealand?
Shortcode 2830 is operated by iClassPro. Some carriers list it under other names including Google.
Which NZ mobile carriers list shortcode 2830?
Shortcode 2830 is listed in the public premium-text directories of Spark, One NZ, 2degrees, Skinny.
How much does it cost to send an SMS to 2830?
Sending a text to shortcode 2830 is free to send to (you only pay your plan's normal SMS rate). All prices include GST where applicable.
How do I stop receiving messages from shortcode 2830?
Reply STOP to 2830. Under the NZ TCF Mobile Messaging Services Code, commercial senders must honour STOP requests within two business days. Transactional messages like OTPs and appointment reminders are exempt — unsubscribe via the service itself.
What is the contact number for shortcode 2830?
The contact number for iClassPro is 0800776622 (listed by One NZ); 0800 77 66 22 (listed by 2degrees).
What is the website for shortcode 2830?
The website for iClassPro is https://google.com (listed by One NZ); www.iclasspro.com (listed by 2degrees).
What type of service is shortcode 2830?
Shortcode 2830 is categorised as OTP & 2FA in this directory, based on data published by NZ mobile carriers.
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Where does this data come from?
Each NZ mobile carrier publishes a list of the shortcodes active on their network. This directory downloads those PDFs daily and consolidates the latest versions. The “Source” column above shows the publication date of the document we saw this code in.