(717) 501-9229
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Local Access
York
Landline
17312, 17313, 17322, 17356
Red Lion, PA
39° 53' 58.25", -76° 36' 37.03"
The number (717) 501-9229 is a Landline line managed by Local Access, hailing from Red Lion, PA, or the surrounding area. A total of 419 look-ups have been done for this number. 6 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on March 14th, 2022. This number holds a spam level of 60%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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User comments regarding phone number (717) 501-9229 indicate it may be linked to spam or scam activity. Many users report unanswered calls, disconnections, and unsolicited insurance-related inquiries. Notably, some identify the caller as a potential scammer, expressing concerns about deceptive practices and persistence. Overall, the feedback suggests this number could be associated with unwanted or malicious contact.
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Area code 717 encompasses a diverse region with a population of approximately 7.1 million, showing steady growth over recent years. According to public data sources, this area is characterized by a racial mix with a majority White demographic alongside significant Black or African American representation. Economic trends indicate a rising median household income, surpassing national averages and signaling robust economic strength. The labor force participation rate has seen a slight decline, yet employment opportunities appear to have improved, evidenced by a considerable drop in unemployment rates.
Examining FCC complaint metrics, communication patterns within area code 717 have evolved significantly from 2014 to 2024. Notably, wireless and mobile complaints peaked in 2018, followed by a reduction in recent years. Wired complaints have trended downward, while VOIP concerns showed a spike in 2023, indicating changing consumer issues. The type of complaints also varied; prerecorded voice concerns surged until 2018, after which they declined. Telemarketing complaints peaked in 2015, but both telemarketing and robocall issues have generally decreased over the years, underscoring shifting consumer priorities.
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(717) 501-9229 - March 14th, 2022 5:47pm
The message said " To speak with a representative, press 1". If they can't identify themselves, I don't talk with spamers.
(717) 501-9229 - April 2nd, 2022 10:08pm
This caller is Ian Gold he is a20 year old scammer who lives near Red Lion Pa constantly har***** people
(717) 501-9229 - June 17th, 2019 2:05pm
Keeps calling me over and over supposedly regarding my insurance payment but really then asking to quote insurance
(717) 501-9229 - March 14th, 2019 2:39pm
Scanmer. Uses mobile phone from Armstrong Telecommunications Inc, PA.
(717) 501-9229 - December 10th, 2018 2:54pm
Answered the phone said*****o twice nothing on the other end then I heard a click and a womens voice as I ***g up.
(717) 501-9229 - July 26th, 2018 2:46am
unknown caller never leaves a message. I called back, and then number is disconnected. FU