(660) 826-4862
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AT&T Southwest
Pettis
Landline
65301, 65302, 65334, 65350
Sedalia, MO
38° 42' 17.9", -93° 13' 43.88"
The phone number (660) 826-4862 is located in or around Sedalia, MO. This Landline number is registered through AT&T Southwest. Below you may find additional information. Did you receive a spam call from this number? Leave a review or comment below about the call to help the community know what to watchout for.
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According to public data sources, area code 660 encompasses a population of around 670,000, with a near-equal male and female distribution. The population is predominantly White, with African American and Asian communities comprising smaller segments. The median age slightly surpasses the national average, indicating an older demographic. Despite steady growth in median household income, it remains below national levels. Economic trends show declining labor force participation, though unemployment has improved significantly over the past decade.
In area code 660, FCC complaint metrics exhibit evolving communication patterns. Wireless service complaints surged in 2018, while wired service issues saw a notable decrease after 2016. VOIP complaints have consistently remained low. Prerecorded call complaints peaked in 2016; live call concerns reached their zenith in 2022. Text messaging issues rose notably by 2024. The decline in telemarketing complaints and robocalls highlights changing trends in unwanted call issues across the region.
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