(667) 372-5394
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Dorchester
Unknown
21613, 21622, 21648, 21677
Cambridge, MD
38° 33' 51.11", -76° 4' 43.35"
The number (667) 372-5394 is a Landline line managed by Onvoy, hailing from Cambridge, MD, or the surrounding area. A total of 259 look-ups have been done for this number. 3 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on May 26th, 2023. This number holds a spam level of 30%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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User comments suggest that calls from (667) 372-5394 may be linked to suspected spam activity, frequently identified as a fundraising center. Callers commonly report the involvement of a recorded message that activates upon voice detection. Some users express concerns over potential connections to fundraising around National Police Week, hinting at possible scam tactics, though these claims are unverified.
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According to public data sources, area code 667 covers a population of over 4 million residents, with a demographic makeup comprising approximately 52% White and about 37% Black or African American. The median age hovers around 42 years, suggesting an aging population. The economic trends reflect a steady population growth rate, highlighting the area's attractiveness and livability. Prince George's County has the largest population, followed closely by Baltimore and Anne Arundel counties. Labor force participation shows a decline, with the workforce numbers dropping from approximately 66% to around 64% over a decade, although unemployment rates have improved significantly, aligning favorably compared to national trends.
The FCC complaint metrics reveal that in area code 667, complaints regarding wireless/mobile calls have surged, overshadowing the decline in wired call complaints. VOIP-related issues have gradually increased, particularly noticeable in 2022 and 2023. By type, prerecorded and live voice call complaints spiked dramatically post-2014 but have since stabilized. A significant rise in text message complaints was observed in 2022. Interestingly, abandoned call complaints have recently dropped to none. When considering issue-specific complaints, unwanted call reports surged from 2016, peaking in 2022, while robocall concerns spiked in 2016 but quickly dissipated thereafter. This data offers insight into shifting communication patterns among area code 667 residents.
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(667) 372-5394 - May 26th, 2023 12:11am
Was blocked by spam block but based on above comment I have blocked other calls from the fundraising center for some fake Sheriff's****ociation that always calls around National Police Week for Concerns of Police Survivors. It's a tape keyed to activate at your voice.
(667) 372-5394 - May 26th, 2023 12:11am
Was blocked by spam block but based on above comment I have blocked other calls from the fundraising center for some fake Sheriff's****ociation that always calls around National Police Week for Concerns of Police Survivors. It's a tape keyed to activate at your voice.
(667) 372-5394 - May 24th, 2023 2:45pm | Reported from Columbia, MD
Called and left no message. Caller ID said Suspected Spam. On call back, it went to voicemail and said, "Thank you for calling The Fundraising Center."