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100%
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Legitimate User Activity
None
Likely fraudulent, spam, or a new number
Valid Number
Yes
Prepaid Number
No
Active Status
Active
Do not Call Status
Not On DNC List
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Potential SPAM / Scam Caller Please use caution!
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100% Spam Risk
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Search Volume
Very High
49 Searches
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Unwanted Caller
9 Complaints
by our users
VoIP Number
No
Recent Abuse
Yes
Risk Level
Risky
This number has been reported as spam 9 times, has been searched 49 times, and has garnered 11 comments by our users. These numbers are higher than average, indicating a possible high risk of spam.
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Area Code 888 Trends and Insights
Area code 888, primarily known for toll-free communication, reveals interesting dynamics in demographics and economic trends according to public data sources. This area code caters to a diverse population engaged in various industries, enhancing its economic vibrancy. As a virtual area, it doesn't tie to a specific geographic region, allowing a broad base of corporate and individual usage, reflecting shifting communication patterns and national consumption trends.
Call Complaint Trends
According to FCC complaint metrics, the 888 area code has experienced notable changes in communication patterns over time. Wireless and mobile complaints peaked in 2016, followed by a decline. Wired complaint levels also saw a reduction, especially notable from 2022 to 2023. VOIP complaints peaked in 2019 but diminished to around 200 by 2023. In terms of call types, prerecorded voice complaints hit their highest in 2019 but reduced to about 500 by 2023. Live voice call issues followed a similar descent. Text message complaints briefly soared in 2022 but settled to roughly 140 in 2023. Unwanted call reports only began in 2014, spiking sharply in 2019 with telemarketing concerns reduced significantly post-2015.
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People are Saying:
(888) 891-2172
Called from Houma line: 985-217-1491, sounded like a local number so I answer, big mistake. They’re calling to inform me that I have a pre-approval amount in the amount of $52,000. She wanted to begin going over details and I explained my husband needed to be home as he would be handling the repairs from Hurricane Ida. I still haven’t called them..they need to leave those people alone
(888) 891-2172
Claim to have me pre-approved for the recent stimulus forgiveness and relief legislation for student loans, can be applied immediately, first come, first served basis
(888) 891-2172
"hey it's Melissa Davis from the loan enrollment center. My phone number is 888-891-2172 and I'm actually just following back up with you from the voicemail I left you... I did get you preapproved for $53,000. (I did not apply for any loan.).
(888) 891-2172
I was preapproved for up to $53000.
(888) 891-2172
That I was pre approved for 52000 and I did not apply for any money
(888) 891-2172
Got the same call as everyone else, said I was pre-approved for $52,000. I didn't apply for $52,000 or any money.
(888) 891-2172
Said I was preapproved for 53,000. Left voice mail from 502-876-2260. It was identified as Scam by Hiya app.
(888) 891-2172
Said she’s with New s**** network and got me pre-approved for $53,000.
(888) 891-2172
Said that I was preapproved for $52,000....definitely a spammer.
(888) 891-2172
telling me i'm preaproved for a alternative debt hardship loan,
(888) 891-2172
They left a voice message saying I could get 52,000 for free guessing it is a definite scam