(713) 262-3300
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Harris, Fort Bend, Montgomery
Unknown
77001, 77002, 77003, 77004
Houston, TX
29° 45' 31.25", -95° 22' 6.26"
This number has been reported for scam activity related to fraudulent or suspicious charges. In this instance, the caller pretended to alert the recipient about a suspicious charge to Amazon. The caller hung up when requested to be called back.
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User comments suggest that calls from (713) 262-3300 may be linked to potential scams, claiming to represent a financial institution and discussing credit card issues. Individuals reported suspicious behavior, such as requesting personal information and mentioning unauthorized charges. Several commenters confirmed these interactions as scams after verifying with the actual institution. Users expressed doubt about the authenticity of these calls.
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The 713 area code, primarily serving Houston and its environs, presents interesting demographic and economic dynamics. According to public data sources, the area encompasses a population nearing 6.6 million, with a balanced gender ratio and a predominantly White demographic. The area code is characterized by a youthful median age around 39 years. Economic trends show a robust employment landscape, with labor force participation slightly decreasing but maintaining rates above national averages.
FCC complaint metrics provide insights into shifting communication patterns in area code 713. From 2014 to 2018, there was a marked increase in wireless and mobile complaints, which have since declined. Wired complaints also saw a significant decrease recently, while VOIP complaints varied. The rise in prerecorded and live voice complaints peaked notably in the mid-2010s, with text message complaints ascending steadily post-2022. Unwanted call complaints, especially concerning telemarketing and robocalls, reached a peak in 2018 but have significantly reduced by 2023, indicating efforts to mitigate spam calls may be impacting positively.
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(713) 262-3300 - January 20th, 2025 5:44pm
unauthorized charges
(713) 262-3300 - September 18th, 2024 6:10pm | Reported from Atlanta, GA
Guy calls saying that he was with Chase and that they recently saw some charges that might be fraudulent. He asked if I had a Chase card with the last four digits #### - which were from an old card. So I knew that it was a scam. Be smart out there. Always **** up and call your credit card company yourself about things.
(713) 262-3300 - February 29th, 2024 8:47pm | Reported from Wheat Ridge, CO
Said I had a fraudulent/su****ious charge to Amazon. I asked to call back, and they ***g up. A call to Chase using the # on my card proved that it was a scam.
(713) 262-3300 - August 24th, 2022 10:45pm | Reported from Odessa, FL
Fraud scammers
(713) 262-3300 - August 28th, 2021 9:41pm | Reported from Newport, KY
Someone called from this #. I let it ring then I called the # back. A woman answered the phone saying she was from Chase and needed my cc #. I asked who she was and she did not want to give me her name. I reminded her she called my # first. Nahab was name she gave me. Doubtful if that is real. Calling as a final courtesy to lower our cc rates. Odd we do not have a cc with chase and she could not give the name of the owner of our phone #. I am doubtful it was a ligit call from Chase. Why call a customer who does not have your company's cc for a lower rate reduction? I loved this is the final courtsey call comment. Like scammer calls are a courtesy in any way, shape or form.