(503) 433-3291
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Washington
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97133
North Plains, OR
45° 35' 50.31", -122° 59' 59.36"
A caller claiming to be from an unknown entity called Ameryoung County left multiple messages about a failed attempt to deliver certified documents. The caller also threatened to serve legal papers, which could indicate process server threats. The recipient noted being home during the claimed delivery times, raising suspicions about the legitimacy of the calls.
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User comments suggest that the phone number (503) 433-3291 may be associated with potential scam activity, featuring threats of legal action and serving legal papers. Multiple users report receiving persistent and mistaken calls claiming to send legal documents. The calls continue despite being warned, raising concerns about the number's legitimacy.
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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) 433-3291 - June 19th, 2025 8:43pm
I just ***g up
(503) 433-3291 - September 25th, 2023 7:39pm
Claims she is with Ameryoung County (never heard of it) saying she has do***entation dispatch for me. “Unfortunately, there has been a failed attempt at getting certified do***ents out to the property location” is what the message said. She called 4 times this morning alone! I literally work from home. I am never gone from my house so if I have do***ents send them!
(503) 433-3291 - August 10th, 2023 12:22am
Guy called saying he was going to serve me legal papers within the next few hours. I ***g up.
(503) 433-3291 - October 19th, 2023 6:09pm
I ***g up on them
(503) 433-3291 - August 10th, 2023 12:23am
Process server threat
(503) 433-3291 - September 15th, 2021 8:07pm | Reported from Portland, OR
She repeatedly calls my phone from this number claiming to be threatening legal action and that her message is “proof” that whomever she’s trying to contact was contacted. Apparently this en***les her to move forward with some shakedown scam, which is very much a scam considering that she doesn’t even have the right number every day. I’m not even the person she’s calling about. I’ve had this number for over a decade, and have warned her twice about continuing to call me, yet she continues to do so.