(640) 888-1615
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Atlantic
Unknown
08401, 08402, 08403, 08404
Atlantic City, NJ
39° 21' 51.72", -74° 25' 26.2"
This phone number has been reported for making scam calls. The caller offers fraudulent 'cash rewards from food debit cards,' often impersonating various entities such as cable companies, Medicare, government offices, banks (with fraud department scams), and vendors selling health insurance, car warranties, or solar products. The calls often disconnect before revealing the specific entity behind them.
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Area code 640 covers a diverse demographic according to public data sources. The population is primarily composed of White residents (approximately 70%), with Black and African American, and Asian communities forming notable portions. With a total population close to 4.2 million, it's characterized by a slightly older median age of around 42 years. Economic trends show a maturing workforce with a steady labor force participation rate ranging from about 64% to 66%, outperforming national averages. Recent years have seen notable population growth, particularly between 2020 and 2022, highlighting the area’s attractiveness for new residents.
FCC complaint metrics indicate a surge in wireless/mobile communication complaints within the 640 area code from 2014 to 2023. Live voice call issues have notably increased, peaking at around 21 complaints. Prerecorded messages and text message complaints have fluctuated, suggesting dynamic communication patterns. Concerns about unwanted calls have risen substantially, with reports jumping to approximately 30 in 2023, although telemarketing and robocalls remain less problematic.
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(640) 888-1615 - May 21st, 2024 2:39pm
This scam caller (Frank) offered “cash rewards from my food debit card” which appears to be abuse of an EBT card, so****ing that I do not have anyway. The call disconnected before I could get the caller to xfer to the US company behind this. They often call posing as a cable company, Medicare & other Govt offices, banks (fraud dept scam), or selling health insurance, car warranties, solar etc.