About 800 Area Code:
The 800 area code is a toll-free prefix within the North American Numbering Plan (NANP). These numbers, including other prefixes like 833, 844, 855, 866, 877, and 888, allow callers to reach businesses or individuals without incurring charges .
The 800 area code is widely used in customer service, sales, and support sectors. It is common in banking, e-commerce, and telecommunications industries to boost customer accessibility and trust.
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800 Area Code Spam Call Trends by Contact Method
In area code 800, FCC complaints have changed a lot from 2014 to 2023 across different methods of contact. Complaints from wireless/mobile users peaked in 2019, while wired complaints dropped sharply after 2018. VOIP complaints varied but stayed relatively steady in the last few years, suggesting changes in how people communicate and possibly their views on service quality.
800 Spam Call Trends by Complaint Issue
The 800 area code has seen fluctuations in complaints regarding unwanted calls, telemarketing, and robocalls. Telemarketing complaints were notably high from 2014 to 2016, especially in 2015 with 1,879 reports. Unwanted calls reached a peak in 2017 with 4,065 complaints but have since decreased. By 2023, there were 1,064 complaints about unwanted calls, while telemarketing and robocalls have seen a significant decline since their earlier peaks.
FCC Call Complaints in the 800 Area Code (by Type of Call)
Complaints in the 800 area code regarding call types show some interesting trends from 2014 to 2024. Complaints about prerecorded voice calls started at 91 in 2014 but increased dramatically, peaking at 4,057 in 2019. In contrast, complaints about live voice calls have generally declined after a high of 1,684 in 2017. Abandoned call complaints fluctuated over the years, with no reports in both 2022 and 2023, while other years recorded higher numbers, like in 2021.
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Most Recent Comments for 800 Phone Numbers
they claimed they was closing my tmobile account that i owed 1200 and they only wanted 750.00 i knew it was a scam when they called my pinger number cause i dont give that number out only for business purpose beware please
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Call on a Sunday. I answered, heard a beep & hung up. Immediately.
By Anonymous
After getting what seemed like a legitimate update on RX refill from CVS (and, also mentioned bringing an updated insurance card to present to the person at the drive-up window)...so, poster typed "Help", then pressed "send", to see what the response looked like.
Did this because firstly I don't have insurance, so I don't have an insurance card.
Secondly, since I rarely use the drive-up window to pick up refills, why would the instructions be so specific. Statistically speaking, I'm more likely to pick up meds inside, at the Rx counter.
So after pressing send, the response that I received instructed me to call my pharmacy or this number for information.
Not saying anything is sketchy, but I'm also not saying that this should be chalked up to coincidence and that it's not worth mentioning. That's my two cents. Hope it helps someone.
By JB
Scammer claiming to be for ring. No last name, no company name, no location.
By EnriquededondeeresPhilippines?
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By Anonymous
0317 rip ????
By unique
fake email about target needibg your address
Called about my mortgage. I know my mortgage is fine and not with them this is spam.
By Anonymous
Scammer and many potential owners
By Anonymous
I received a call from this number saying that Xfinity was getting multiple reports that my modem firewall security was set too low. I said I wasn't home but if he'd tell me what was needed I would look into it when I got home. He ***g up on me. I realized it was a phishing scam.
By Lora C.
DO NOT GIVE YOUR INFO AWAY
CALL THEM FIRST
By Anonymous
No one on the line
By Mike
Received letter in the mail saying I had requested info from IRS. For questions call . . .which I traced on this website. It was not telephone number for IRSS, had 3 "potential Owners, indicating high scam****ential. Return address on envelope was for "Official Business."
By Anonymous
They said they were from Bank of America
By Mary QT
Claimed to be Wells Fargo fraud department. By
Anonymous
April 11th, 2025 3:36am