(253) 642-2980
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Onvoy
King
Landline
98001, 98003, 98023, 98032
Des Moines, WA
47° 24' 4.23", -122° 19' 29.2"
Affiliated with Onvoy, the Landline line (253) 642-2980 traces back to Des Moines, WA, or close by. It has been looked up 15 times total. There's a record of 1 comments for this number, with the most recent note received on. Up to now, its spam score registers at 10%. Further in-depth facts are listed below.
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Area code 253, encompassing diverse counties including King, Pierce, and Kitsap, hosts a vibrant populace of over 3 million residents, with a median age slightly younger than the national figure. The demographic profile highlights a predominantly White population, with significant Asian and African American communities. Economic trends in the region illustrate robust growth, with household incomes surpassing national averages consistently, particularly with median incomes climbing faster than nationwide figures. The youthful median age and demographic diversity suggest a dynamic and promising environment, attractive to both families and professionals.
According to FCC complaint metrics, the 253 area demonstrates notable shifts in communication patterns, with wireless complaints peaking around 2018 but subsequently declining. Wired complaints have continuously decreased to their lowest levels in recent years. Unwanted calls, particularly from telemarketers and robocalls, once major concerns, have seen reduced complaint numbers, indicating a decline in such irritants. Abandoned and live voice call complaints have also diminished, reflecting evolving communication dynamics and regulatory impacts within the locale. Text message complaints' fluctuations further underscore changing challenges in the area’s communication landscape.
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(253) 642-2980 - September 29th, 2016 4:33pm
Sets up appointments but gives fake address total waste of time and money!