(504) 576-9738
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Orleans, Saint Bernard, Plaquemines
Unknown
70001, 70002, 70003, 70004
New Orleans, LA
29° 57' 1.78", -90° 4' 21.07"
The phone number (504) 576-9738 is located in or around New Orleans, LA. This Landline number is registered through Airus Inc. There have been 1026 searches conducted for this number with 3 user comments as of latest received on October 3rd, 2025. This number has a current spam score of 30%. Below you will find additional detailed information:
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Area code 504 encompasses a vibrant and diverse community. According to public data sources, the area's population has shown moderate growth over the past decade, increasing from around 890,000 in 2012 to almost 940,000 by 2024. This growth is predominantly driven by the largest counties, Jefferson and Orleans Parishes, which together house most of the population. Demographically, the area shows a majority White population of approximately 51%, followed closely by about 42% Black or African American residents. Economic trends reveal a consistent income gap between the area's median and the national average, despite a gradual increase in household incomes over time.
According to FCC complaint metrics, area code 504 has seen significant changes in communication patterns from 2014 to 2024. Wireless/mobile complaints peaked notably in 2017 while complaints regarding wired services have declined. VOIP complaints have steadily grown, indicating a shift in communication preferences. Speaking to the nature of complaints, reports of prerecorded voice calls and live voice interactions have decreased considerably since their peak in the mid-2010s. Meanwhile, unwanted call complaints surged in 2016 but have been on a gradual decline since then. Interestingly, complaints related to unsolicited text messages began to rise in 2024, emphasizing evolving concerns in this community.
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(504) 576-9738 - October 3rd, 2025 9:09pm
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(504) 576-9738 - August 3rd, 2022 9:40pm
The caller claimed to be calling on behalf of the New Orleans Fire Fighter (inaudible) and asked repeatedly how the person on the phone was doing to get a yes answer and then asked if the person on the phone was an adult when the response was no she immediately ***g up.
(504) 576-9738 - February 21st, 2020 8:01pm | Reported from Boerne, TX
It’s a robocall telemarketing number for a scam for car warranties. I answered and heard a blurp sound which means they are recording the call. Probably want to get you to say yes and no and other information to use to scam you. A woman came on the line and asked what kind of car I had so she could look it up I s****ed out calmly and said “I” immediately followed by yelling “don’t own a ***king car. Take this number off your list and don’t call it anymore.” Then I ***g up on her. Haha. It was so fast she Probably got an ear drum. At least I hope so. But they probably have audio loudness leveling systems in their businesses now for the telemarketers. I called the number back and a recording answered saying “to be removed from all calling lists press “1”. I pressed 1 and it said added and then it ***g up. I called back and tried pressing other numbers and it said that was not a recognize option. I pressed 1 then it said added and it ***g up a***n. I called back 23 more times and kept pressing 1. Reminds me of so****ing I did years ago to try to get a technical support department who wouldn’t answer the phone. Their fax ma****e worked. So from my computer I typed please call me. I need technical support. Put the phone number I was at and printed it to fax. 125 copies to their fax ma****e. Wasted a lot of their paper on the fax ma****e. someone called me back and griped 125 pages? Why did you do that? Obvious dude! I had sent one page faxes to them days before and no one responded. I got their attention this time. LOL!