Los Angeles
Unknown
91316, 91335, 91401, 91402
Van Nuys, CA
34° 11' 21.6", -118° 27' 0.42"
The number (818) 375-1718 is a Landline line managed by AT&T California, hailing from Van Nuys, CA, or the surrounding area. A total of 11 look-ups have been done for this number. 1 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on . This number holds a spam level of 10%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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Area Code 818 Trends and Insights
Area code 818 covers a diverse demographic region within Los Angeles County, including nearly 10 million residents. According to public data sources, the population reflects a balanced gender distribution and a median age of approximately 37 years, which is younger than the national average. The area's economic trends are positive, with a steady increase in median household income, notably surpassing national figures. The labor force participation rate remains robust, consistently above the national average, highlighting a thriving job market.
Call Complaint Trends
In the 818 area code, FCC complaint data reveals shifting communication patterns over recent years. Wireless/mobile complaints, once the most common, have declined, particularly in 2023. Wired communication complaints have shown variability, while VoIP issues remain minimal. Unwanted call complaints, such as prerecorded voice calls, peaked in 2018 but have since decreased. Text message complaints rose sharply in 2022, though unwanted telemarketing issues have largely disappeared since their height in 2015. These FCC complaint metrics provide critical insights into changing consumer communication preferences and challenges in the 818 area code.
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(818) 375-1718
RIPOFFREPORT.COM These guys are breaking the law.First Financial Lending Group based in Woodland Hills, CA contacted me about a re-finance I was doing with Countrywide. The representative told me that because Countrywide was going through their 'problems' they had asked First Financial to****ume responsibility for the loan. He had my loan amount and credit score.Without giving any private info, I played along. I contacted Countrywide immediately to confirm and was told that they had not sold my loan or transferred responsibility to First Financial. Further, Countrywide has no relationship with First Financial with regard to my loan.I called First Financial back and asked my loan rep, Mchael Ros****ah, a***n how he obtained my information. He a***n stated that Countrywide had transferred responsibility of my loan to them. When pressed, his response was, 'I'm ***nd new at this. I've only been working here a month. That's what they told me.'I asked him to transfer me to a manager. 'Mike' picked up the phone and admitted that my information had been purchased through a credit agency. When I told him what I had been told by the loan rep, he said, 'You obviously misunderstood him.'Yea, right 'Mike'. I misunderstood alright. If the company is going to lie about how they got my information, do you really think I'd trust you to do a mortgage loan?SoCal Consumervista, California