(608) 567-4237
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54649, 54660, 54662
Tomah, WI
43° 58' 41.42", -90° 30' 11.67"
Affiliated with Centurylink, the Landline line (608) 567-4237 traces back to Tomah, WI, or close by. It has been looked up 479 times total. There's a record of 6 comments for this number, with the most recent note received onFebruary 10th, 2022. Up to now, its spam score registers at 50%. Further in-depth facts are listed below.
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User comments regarding the phone number (608) 567-4237 suggest potential indicators of scam activity, including references to fraudulent calls impersonating law enforcement and threats to social security numbers. Some users describe attempts to solicit donations or obtain personal information. There are also mentions of work-related communication attempts. As with any suspicious call, exercise caution and verify legitimacy independently.
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Area code 608 serves a diverse population with a blend of demographic and economic characteristics. According to public data sources, the population, approximating 1.5 million, has observed steady growth over the past decade. Notably, the area showcases a predominantly White demographic, with a median age exceeding the national average. Economic trends highlight a rising median household income, consistently surpassing the national benchmark, indicating enhanced financial stability among residents.
In the context of area code 608, FCC complaint metrics reveal notable shifts in communication patterns. Wireless/mobile call complaints saw a significant rise until 2018, after which they declined. Similarly, prerecorded voice and unwanted call complaints peaked in 2018, aligning with increased telemarketing activities. While text message grievances varied, wired and VOIP call complaints showed long-term reductions post-2018. Interestingly, abandoned call issues peaked in 2018 yet faded by 2022, reflecting evolving consumer interactions with communication technology.
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(608) 567-4237 - February 10th, 2022 6:30pm | Reported from La Crosse, WI
I am trying to reach with *Name* about work. If this is you call me before 6pm at (608) 567 4724. - Fuentes
(608) 567-4237 - September 22nd, 2022 2:08pm
texting me about work
(608) 567-4237 - February 10th, 2021 6:58pm | Reported from Brighton, MI
SOCIAL SECURTY SCAM FROM THE STATE POLICE THEY POSTED It is a familiar scam — and state police at Indiana said Monday that it had been perpetrated, a***n, in Indiana County. State police spokesman Trooper Cliff Greenfield said an Indiana County resident told investigators that a person claiming to be an agent with the United States Social Security Administration was calling to say that resident’s Social Security number had been compromised. Greenfield said the intended victim advised troopers that the call appeared on a caller ID display as a local number, so that resident answered it. The would-be victim told troopers that the caller recited the resident’s name, age, address, and last four digits of their Social Security number, then asked the resident to confirm that information so that call could be transferred to the United States Marshal’s Service. The caller also attempted to elicit information regarding the resident’s personal banking and investment history. Greenfield said the resident recognized the incident as a scam and ended the call before providing any personal identifying information or sustaining any monetary loss. Police recommend that residents properly verify the legitimacy of any su****ious phone call before providing personal information. When in doubt, Greenfield said, **** up the phone and contact a trusted family member, friend or law enforcement agency to discuss su****ious phone calls. He said other tips for protecting a***nst common scams can be found on the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General’s www.attorneygeneral. gov website.
(608) 567-4237 - February 10th, 2021 6:41pm
“Actions filed on your Social Security number for _____ ____ ___________ ___ ___ ____ in order to connect federal agent press one and ___ will be connected to the concern department if we don't hear from you your social will be blocked permanently press one and you'll be connected to the concern __________…”
(608) 567-4237 - March 14th, 2019 10:20pm
Caller said he was from the state police and asked for head of household. He s****ed his s***ch and I didn't let him finish, though it sounded like he was going to ask for a donation for so****ing. Police DO NOT ask for money!
(608) 567-4237 - February 18th, 2019 4:23am
unknown caller made call to me from this number