(662) 633-1602
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AT&T Mobility
Attala, Leake
Mobile
39090, 39107, 39160, 39171
Kosciusko, MS
33° 3' 36.48", -89° 35' 34.52"
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Area code 662 spans a diverse population exceeding one million individuals, with a distinct racial composition primarily consisting of White and Black or African American communities. According to public data sources, its demographic landscape is distributed across 45 counties, with DeSoto County being the most populous. A declining population trend has emerged since its peak in 2015, accompanied by a workforce marked by decreasing labor force participation but progressively improved unemployment rates. Median household income trends indicate consistent growth, although it remains below national averages.
Communication patterns in area code 662 have shifted over the years, reflected in FCC complaint metrics. A peak in complaints occurred in 2017, especially concerning wireless and prerecorded voice methods. By 2024, wired complaints plummeted, and VOIP issues remained minimal. Abandoned calls surged around 2021, underscoring ongoing consumer frustrations. Unwanted calls, particularly telemarketing, have persistently dominated complaint types, marking an evolving challenge for residents adjusting to new communication technologies.
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