| Phone Number | +1 503 374 0623 |
|---|---|
| Country |  United States |
| NANP Format | 503-374-0623 |
| NPA-NXX Company | LEVEL 3 COMMUNICATIONS, LLC - OR |
(503) 374-0623 Location
Based on area code 503, the phone number (503) 374-0623 is located in Oregon, United States. The area code 503 and prefix 374 assignments are:
| Location | OREGON |
|---|---|
| Rate Center | TILLAMOOK |
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Do Not Call and Robocall Complaints
FTC Data
At least 2 consumers from Oregon reported phone number 503-374-0623 to the Federal Trade Commission. 100% of complaints reported the call or text message as a robocall or recorded message. The last complaint was on July 19, 2018.
Complaints by State
Astoria
Got a call from 5033740623?
Answered call and said hello no one there. Do not know number.
Sounded shady. Caller knew my name, but acted automated, as it attempted to speak to my voice mail like I had answered. After that it started randomly pressing keys on the number pad.
Person called, failed to leave a message, when I called back he refused to even provide company name until I provided DOB and SSN which is ridiculous. If they are wanting to make arrangements for debt collection then my name and address is sufficient. They then refused to provide any information over the phone and I advised them to mail me whatever the debt information is so that I could review it. It is strange to me that they want you to pay them yet refuse to provide basic information about the debt. Further, when I finally did get the name of credit service out of them which they stated was Professional Credit Services the phone number I was provided by the referring creditor did not match that agency so I still don't know what debt they are calling on. If creditors want to collect the money then they should try to provide basic information instead of just demanding to know my DOB and SSN to even speak with me. They can kick rocks - I'll deal with it when I get a piece of mail confirming the debt.
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sounds like a fax machine. clogging up my message center