State
New Mexico (NM)
Metro Area
Santa Fe
County
Santa Fe
Coverage Area
Santa Fe, NM
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Most Recent Comments for 505 Phone Numbers
They asked for me personally and said it was a business call. Never heard of this company before.
Sent a text "are you at home?
Acted like we have been together!
How's your day going so far?
This number call me four times today to make a payment in academy but I got Automatic payment in Academy
I received a dial tone as soon as I answered?
From 8:00am this morning, until 3:40 this afternoon, someone from this number called me 7 times.
Asked for *my name* then hung up immediately when I said they had the wrong number
didn't answer
They call acting like a correctional facility and when the inmate is supposed to state their name, it’s dead silent. GTL called me an hour after about the charges.
Scam artists trying to steal money from me!
By 
Anonymous
They keep calling and leaving voicemails but it sounds like a robo caller voice about a legal matter and that if I don’t respond my side won’t be heard before they take it to court.
Nothing
Spam
By Anonymous
FAQs about 505
Learn more about this phone number and where the caller may be located.
The area code is the first three digits of a phone number. If a country code is used like +1 for the United States, these digits come after the country code. An example is 505 XXX-XXXX where 505 is the area code. Different regions around the country are assigned a unique area code.
505 is the area code assigned to New Mexico (NM) in the Santa Fe coverage area. This includes Santa Fe county with the metropolitan area of Santa Fe.
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