| Phone Number | +1 959 299 4800 |
|---|---|
| Country |  United States |
| NANP Format | 959-299-4800 |
| NPA-NXX Company | TELEPORT COMMUNICATIONS AMERICA, LLC - CT |
(959) 299-4800 Location
Based on area code 959, the phone number (959) 299-4800 is located in Connecticut, United States. The area code 959 and prefix 299 assignments are:
| Location | CONNECTICUT |
|---|---|
| Rate Center | HARTFORD |
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FTC Data
At least 152 consumers from New Jersey, Florida, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Massachusetts, and 24 other states reported phone number 959-299-4800 to the Federal Trade Commission. 49% of complaints reported the call or text message as a robocall or recorded message. The last complaint was on December 3, 2025.
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Vero Beach, Bradenton, Jacksonville, Venice, West Palm Beach
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Germantown, Cleveland, Enon, Harrison, Springboro, Warren
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Got a call from 9592994800?
Unknown caller no message left
Caller ID shows "Aetna Medicare". Caller left a voice message. Caller had a very strong accent (maybe India?) and was difficult to understand, talked very fast, and stated he needed more information from me. Aetna has no record of the caller's phone number!
Scam- CB extensions are a 10 digit phone number. Not Aetna and not transferred to or called by Aetna.
Caller posing as Aetna asking about maintaining an exclusive higher tier membership or something like that. Seemed like nonsense, obvious fake name
Aetna will not stopcalling
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Strange call from 959-299-4800 - no caller ID. I answered and an overly perky voice mispronounced our name, stating she was with AETNA. We have been stung by a fake call from AETNA; very unprofessional voice. Hung up/blocked.
Phone call. I get too many unrecognizable calls that I can't even answer it anymore. If they don't leave a message and doesn't show up as a valid number when I do a search I block them.
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I didn't answer due to previous bogus "Aetna" phone calls.