| Phone Number | +1 317 261 8222 |
|---|---|
| Country |  United States |
| NANP Format | 317-261-8222 |
| NPA-NXX Company | INDIANA BELL TEL CO INC |
(317) 261-8222 Location
Based on area code 317, the phone number (317) 261-8222 is located in Indiana, United States. The area code 317 and prefix 261 assignments are:
| Location | INDIANA |
|---|---|
| Rate Center | INDIANAPLS |
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Do Not Call and Robocall Complaints
FTC Data
At least 20 consumers from Indiana, Colorado, New Mexico reported phone number 317-261-8222 to the Federal Trade Commission. 70% of complaints reported the call or text message as a robocall or recorded message. The last complaint was on September 25, 2024.
Complaints by State
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Got a call from 3172618222?
Stealing peoples info fraud claiming to be AES
Pretending to be AES electric
Number is trying to imitate AES electric
3172618222
Got a voicemail and phone call from this number saying my service would be disconnected in 30 minutes. First time I answered and asked who they worked for and they hung up! Second time, didn't answer! SCAM
Said my service would Female caller said my electrical service would be disconnected in thirty minutes. I was instructed to press 1 to speak to their collection dept!!!! Utilities don't work that way. THIS A SCAM
A woman called claiming she was from AES said my service was going to be disconnected if I didn't pay $488 over the phone to her. I told her she was a crook and a liar. She hung up on me.
A "robot" called and told me if I don't press 1 to talk with a live person, my electricity would be turned off within 30 to 40 minutes.
Stated they were IPL & on their way to shut off my power.
Help others by rating this number - was it spam, a business, or something else?
Did not get a call but I received a letter to my house saying that I now have an electric service at an address I’ve never been associated with. They gave this number to call for any discrepancies. The letter looks identical to an actual AES letter, has an installation ID, the correct PO Box and street address, and they clearly know where I live. I called AES from their website to confirm and we deduced it was a scam, these people even used the same automated phone line as AES. Use the number from their website.