Learn more about this area code and exchange and where the caller may be located.
The phone exchange is the three digits after the area code and before the extension. An example is (417) 228-XXXX where 228 is the exchange number. It enables telephone line extensions to be interconnected in a local area based on a specific geographic assignment.
The (417) 228 exchange is located within the 417 area code in Kansas City, MO. It connects landline numbers from the Bandwidth.com carrier in Vernon county. Associated zip codes include 64771.
Potentially, callers could keep their phone numbers even if they move away, so a caller may be located in Kansas City, MO or elsewhere. You can use a reverse phone lookup to help find the registered address for a potential caller.
People are Saying:
(417) 228-3119
I checked the number reported as scam. Didn't answer then blocked number.
(417) 228-3398
Just called but no message left. I will block it.
(417) 228-3119
Claimed to be from the State of NJ and asking when we were moving the business. We have no plans to move.
(417) 228-3398
Unknown keeps calling... Scam number
(417) 228-3398
Voice mail just said*****o
(417) 228-3398
They say nothing.
(417) 228-3398
Do not answer
(417) 228-3398
Do not answer
(417) 228-3398
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(417) 228-3398
SCAMMER
(417) 228-3119
Calls several times a day, using the same area code and exc****e, with the last four digits c****ing. Claim to be calling about my "senior benefits", and mention Medicare.
(417) 228-3119
Robo call
(417) 228-3119
This bot calls me everyday. I have my phone set up to have another bot talk to it. It is obviously not a real person affiliated with the Solar Project and it always calls me Jarvis.
(417) 228-2166
Same comment as above
(417) 228-2166
Believed to be a spam telemarketer. I answered,(shouldn't have) & first instance is silence so I ***g up. This happens if it's a robocall. Block this if you don't want them to call back which may or may not help?