(520) 334-1860
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Pima, Santa Cruz, Pinal
Unknown
85118, 85145, 85601, 85614
Tucson, AZ
32° 13' 18.27", -110° 55' 35.32"
The number (520) 334-1860 is a Landline line managed by Onvoy, hailing from Tucson, AZ, or the surrounding area. A total of 52 look-ups have been done for this number. 7 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on November 23rd, 2010. This number holds a spam level of 70%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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According to public data sources, area code 520 encompasses a diverse and growing population across nine counties, primarily Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal. With roughly 6.7 million residents, demographics reveal a majority White population at around 80%, alongside smaller percentages of Black, Asian, and Pacific Islander individuals. The area's median age is approximately 40 years, slightly younger than the national median, indicating a vibrant community with steady population growth over the past decade.
FCC complaint metrics indicate notable shifts in the communication patterns within area code 520. Wireless/mobile call complaints surged until 2017 but have since receded. Wired complaints show a consistent decline, whereas VOIP issues have remained stable. Particularly, prerecorded voice complaints spiked dramatically by 2018 but have been decreasing, signaling changes in consumer call complaint trends towards newer communication types like text messages, which saw increased complaints in recent years.
Economically, household incomes have risen from about $41,000 in 2012 to nearly $59,000 in 2022, although they remain below the national median. Workforce trends show a slight reduction in labor force participation, and while unemployment rates have decreased, they continue to surpass national figures. This complex blend of area code demographics and economic trends paints a picture of an evolving and multifaceted community.
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(520) 334-1860 - November 23rd, 2010 5:00am
I used to work for the NY FOP fundraising company (we were paid solicitors by a company called CDG management) andI can tell you first hand this place is a complete scam, preying on the weak and the sick. We were told to make 500+ calls a day and intimidate and basically beg for pledges from these people, and it broke my heart that the only people who would mainly were old and sick people, sometimes giving up a months medication to chip in their yearly 10 dollar donation. The truth it at most 15% of the donation goes to the FOP lodge, the rest of it lines the crooks pockets who run it. I heard the president of CDG recently bought himself a 7 million dollar estate with the profits stolen from people who just wanted to do some good.Another trick is, if you donate to the FOP, about a week or two later they will put you on the PBA and the firemans****ociation call lists, so that they try to get triple the donation from you before they call back asking for more 2-3 months later. Most of the people who call you are *****s or ****** at the time, one of the managers in my call center was also the main**** dealer for most of the employees.We were not allowed to put you on the DNC list unless you specifically said "Put me on your do not call list" Requesting "please take me off your call list" was not good enough, and we would get written up for doing so if you worded it that way.Poster Snow on here works for CDG and spreads all kinds of lies and disinformation, just look at any other states FOP listing on here and youll see the same copy/pasted reply from him. I know they shut down our call center aout 1.5 years ago, but it seems they have recently opened up a new one. If you want to ***** with them, tell them you want to make a 250 dollar donation the next time they call, then just throw the pledge kit away when you receive it. Put the sticker on your car if you want,***** its free anyway. They are allowed to call you 4 more times to tell you to send in the money, buts its not like its a bill and you dont have to pay anything. If you dont mind a few more harrassing phone calls, it is worth it to ***** them over and make their "sales" numbers way overinflated vs their actual collections, and will lead to them being shut down a***n.Feel free to ask more questions and I will gladly answer them, I know the company pretty well being a former manager there myself. And please copy/paste this to any other FOP listings that you see on this site, the compnay is a f***ing scam and the owners will burn in***** for their thieving ways and total disregard for the financial damage they have done to those who donate even though they cant afford it only because they were intimidated into donating.
(520) 334-1860 - January 21st, 2010 5:00am
This phone number is calling to do fund raising for the Pima County Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 20. I have called the number. It directs you to a customer service department that can answer questions, help you donate, or anything else related to the FOP. Also, there’s information on www.pimalodge20.ning.com. Plus, you can contact them there with any questions or requests.The FOP is doing a lot of really great things for the Pima County police officers and the people that call are trying to help them raise money so they can do even more good.
(520) 334-1860 - June 19th, 2010 4:00am
Caller ID :: SPECIAL FUND :: This is a scam working Southern Arizona that claims to be a representative of a police/fireman/sheriff charity. These schemers use various numbers and try to get your credit card number. They are not sanctioned by any law enforcement organizations. Don't fall for this fraud! Report it to Arizona Attorney General's office.
(520) 334-1860 - April 10th, 2010 4:00am
I just got the same call tonight and it really has me wondering. whenI answered he asked to speak to the lady of the house, for me it would noramlly be the man but how does he know that a lady lives here?
(520) 334-1860 - June 17th, 2010 4:00am
**** Fraternal Order of Police telemarketing scam. Tired of these **** people.
(520) 334-1860 - October 28th, 2009 4:00am
I've been getting calls from this number and also 520-334-1860. I always let ma****e pick up if I don't recognize number and they never leave a message, so I figured they're telemarketers. Some years ago I gave a small donation to a police fraternal organization and they call me every year.
(520) 334-1860 - October 27th, 2009 4:00am
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