(503) 401-9790
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Multnomah, Washington, Clackamas
Unknown
97086, 97201, 97202, 97203
Portland, OR
45° 31' 24.43", -122° 40' 34.35"
The number (503) 401-9790 is a Landline line managed by CenturyLink, hailing from Portland, OR, or the surrounding area. A total of 273 look-ups have been done for this number. 7 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on March 10th, 2012. This number holds a spam level of 70%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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User comments suggest that the phone number (503) 401-9790 may be linked to suspicious activity. Many users report receiving calls from this number claiming to be from a bank, requesting personal information like account numbers. However, users indicate the bank does not recognize this number. It could potentially be spam, and caution is advised.
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Overview According to public data sources, area code 503, encompassing parts of Oregon, has shown consistent population growth over the past decade, climbing from over 2 million to nearly 2.62 million residents. Multnomah County stands as the most populous within this region. The demographic profile indicates a predominantly White population, accounting for roughly 84%, with other racial groups representing a significant portion. Economic trends reveal an increase in median household income, surpassing national figures, and a resilient labor force participation rate hovering around 61%, well above the national average.
In area code 503, FCC complaint metrics have experienced notable changes from 2014 to 2023, reflecting evolving communication patterns. Notably, mobile complaint volumes surged in 2018 before declining sharply. Wired complaints have seen a consistent decrease, most prominently in 2023. VOIP complaints remained relatively stable with minor fluctuations. Examining call types, prerecorded voice complaints were most frequent in 2018, whereas other complaint categories like abandoned calls and robocalls have seen varying trends. Notably, unwanted call complaints, particularly from telemarketing, have steadily decreased, hinting at improved consumer awareness or changing communication practices.
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(503) 401-9790 - March 10th, 2012 5:54pm
I would get a call from this number twice a day - they would call, I wouldn't answer, they wouldn't leave a message and instead would immediately call a***n. I just let it go, because I was always in the middle of so****ing at work and couldn't talk anyway and it wasn't like declining a couple of calls required tons of effort. But then they finally called when I WASN'T busy, so I figured "what the*****?" The operator (Jenny, I believe) asked if I was So-and-so, (ie. me). I dodged that and inquired about who she represented and about the purpose of the call. She claimed to be from U.S. Bank and that this was in regards to an issue with my account. I asked what kind of issue. She refused to divulge any more information until I identified myself, citing that she, as a representative of a financial ins***ution, could not disclose that kind of information for confidentiality purposes. Expressing some concern over being scammed, I told her that I was not about to confirm or deny that I was the person she was looking for unless she could just try a little harder and give me a little bit more info to convince me that this was a legit call. We went round-and-round like this for another minute or so before she s****ed getting irritated and I just ***g up. I immediately called U.S. Bank, with whom I have in fact done business, and gave them this number. They did not recognize it, naturally. They explained to me (which I already knew) that if they have any reason to call they would do so from a 800 number AND leave a message that would include a call-back number. They said they would flag the number and the calls stopped a few days later. That lasted about two months. But in the last week or so they've s****ed a***n. If you decide, for whatever reason, to answer a call from this number, DO NOT give them any personal information as they are most definitely NOT who they claim to be.
(503) 401-9790 - March 9th, 2012 5:31am
Have received repeated phone calls from this number. They identify themselves as US Bank and the first question out of the gate is a request for my account number. WTH...they are calling me...if it's a legit call they have that info already!
(503) 401-9790 - January 19th, 2012 10:33pm
Received numerous calls from this number. One time they left the message that they were US Bank. I called my ***nch, they knew nothing about this number, nor any reason the bank would be calling us.
(503) 401-9790 - January 30th, 2012 12:53am
Annoying
(503) 401-9790 - March 10th, 2012 5:25pm
(503) 401-9790 - October 17th, 2011 9:53pm
Received a voicemail from this number requesting a return call. They identified themselves as US Bank and asked for my account number. (I have no account with US Bank.) The person who answered the phone, Elise, refused to tell me what the call was in reference to and insisted that I provide an account number before she would reveal that information.
(503) 401-9790 - November 18th, 2011 1:24am
Just received a call from this # as well...