Phone number 4699825005 area code and prefix assignment information:
| Country | |
|---|---|
| Location | TEXAS |
| Rate Center | GRANDPRARI |
| Carrier | T-MOBILE USA, INC. |
I ot a call from 657-837-9531. Vague message, didin't say court case or police - just gave a 'case number' of 12985527 to mention when I called this number. And to click the 469 number to 'listen' to the full message.
Wanted W-2 info
Asking about bank account password change
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Scam. In my case they were showing a fake high dollar purchase from Walmart and providing an opportunity to cancel the order by calling them back.
Scam! Did not get my name right. But they did use one of my contacts name's. First and last name was correct.
I have gotten a few calls from this number, have reported to the FTC. My phone flags them as "Scam likely." I never answer these types of calls, and I never call the number back, because of the possibility of a sim card hack.
dont respond - they are giving an agent # now saying your student loan qualifies for forgiveness! HMM No its a scam. i dont even have a student loan.
Comes in as a VM. U have to click it to hear VM. I seen this before. Upon clicking ur how location is tra emitted and approx location given to the user or payer of this app.
The FTC has received 24 complaints about 469-982-5005. 66% of complaints identified the call as a robocall or recorded message. The last of these complaints was submitted on December 21, 2025. Complaints came from 10 states, including California, Florida, Maryland, Colorado, Illinois and Michigan. The cities with the most complaints were Arcadia, Cathedral City, Miami, Punta Gorda, Derwood, Arvada, Castle Rock and Niles.
Based on area code 469, phone number is located in Texas, United States. The 982 prefix was originally assigned to the GRANDPRARI rate center, serving Grand Prairie and its surrounding areas.
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I'm on the national do not call list. Got a text message saying I was pre-qualified for a $45,000 loan. Bulls8^%. I turned of access at ALL credit reporting agencies back in 1989. Who makes a $45,000 loan without a credit report? Answer: Scammers who 'just need to verify' your SSN, etc.