(702) 475-7511
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Onvoy
Clark
Landline
89002, 89004, 89005, 89006
Las Vegas, NV
36° 7' 15.8", -115° 10' 38.27"
The number (702) 475-7511 is a Landline line managed by Onvoy, hailing from Las Vegas, NV, or the surrounding area. A total of 9 look-ups have been done for this number. 1 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on . This number holds a spam level of 10%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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Area code 702, encompassing parts of Nevada including Las Vegas, exhibits a complex tableau of population and economic dynamics. According to public data sources, the region hosts around 2.27 million residents, predominantly White, with significant Black/African American and Asian communities. The area shows a male-skewed sex ratio and a median age slightly younger than the national average. Economically, a noticeable rise in median income places it consistently above the national median, underpinning a sound economic environment amidst a reducing workforce participation but improved unemployment rates.
FCC complaint metrics reveal varied communication patterns over the years in area code 702. Wireless call complaints peaked in 2018, while wired issues saw their highest in 2019. Interestingly, the rise in VOIP-related grievances in 2021 contrasts with an overall decline in complaints by 2023. Notably, telemarketing and robocall issues have sharply decreased since 2017, reflecting a significant shift in consumer experiences. Prerecorded voice calls once led complaints but have seen a downward trend alongside live voice and abandoned call issues, noting high points in 2018 and 2015 respectively, before tapering downwards, offering a glimpse into the evolving communication landscape of the region.
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(702) 475-7511 - June 6th, 2026 5:27am
A guy pretending to be a metro deputy saying someone in our household was in contempt for not answering a grand jury summons. Metro police said it was a known scam and to hang up. Standard ploy to try to get personal banking info to “assess ability to pay”