Phone number 8325426076 area code and prefix assignment information:
| Country | |
|---|---|
| Location | TEXAS |
| Rate Center | HOUSTON |
| Carrier | NEW CINGULAR WIRELESS PCS, LLC - IL |
2 consumers reported phone number 832-542-6076 to the Federal Trade Commission. 50% of complaints identified the call as a robocall or recorded message. Reporting activity last occurred on July 24, 2019. All 2 complaints were reported from Texas. The most complaints came from Dallas and Texas City.
| No Subject Provided | 1 complaint 50% |
| Work from home & other ways to make money | 1 complaint 50% |
| Call date | Type | Reported from |
|---|---|---|
| Jul 24, 2019 | No Subject Provided | Texas City, Texas |
| Aug 10, 2017 | Work from home & other ways to make money | Dallas, Texas |
Based on area code 832, phone number is located in Texas, United States. The 542 prefix was originally assigned to the HOUSTON rate center, serving Houston and its surrounding areas.
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Wow!! These people are using “spoofing” technology to harass people. This number belongs to a real person with a real job and has nothing to do with any kind of work from home schemes. The owner of this cell phone # has no affiliation with any business claiming to be a work from home opportunity, and also lacks the technology to be able to leave a recorded message. After receiving recorded messages from a spoofed # only 1 digit off from this one, decided to run a search for both numbers and suspicions are now confirmed. If they are spoofing calls only 1 or 2 digits different from the targets phone # then it’s safe to assume these spammers could also be using the owner of this phones’ # to spoof and spam with. And here we are. How can this issue be resolved if we file a complaint, but scammers are using spoofing technology? This is frustrating and concerning as it could leave a bad impression of the real owner of this number, an innocent bystander who was unaware their phone number was being used to spoof calls since July.wow. I hope there’s a way to block and track down the actual source of these spam calls in the near the near future.