(719) 337-0217
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AT&T Mobility
El Paso, Teller
Mobile
80132, 80133, 80809, 80814
Colorado Springs, CO
38° 50' 43.1", -104° 48' 7.65"
Affiliated with AT&T Mobility, the Mobile line (719) 337-0217 traces back to Colorado Springs, CO, or close by. Further facts may be listed below. We'd like to know if you received a robocall or spam text from this number. Please leave a comment or review about your experience and who called or texted.
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User Activity
High
Search Volume
High
Spammer Status
Not Reported
Recent Abuse
No Recent Abuse
User Complaints
Low
User Comments
Low
Leaked Number
Yes
DNC Status
On List
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The 719 area code encompasses a diverse and expanding region characterized by distinct population, economic, and demographic trends. According to public data sources, the area houses approximately 1.5 million people, with El Paso County as the most populous. Predominantly White, with minorities forming about 11% of the population, the median age is roughly 44 years. Economic trends reveal a steady increase in median household income, which, though lower than the national median, has been catching up.
Within the 719 area code, FCC complaint metrics indicate fluctuating communication patterns over the past decade. Wireless complaints, once prominent, have decreased significantly since their peak in 2018. Wired complaints surged around 2020 but have diminished since. Additionally, complaints related to prerecorded voice and telemarketing calls peaked in 2018 and 2020, respectively, highlighting persistent consumer issues. Notably, robocall concerns have remained minor, while text message complaints saw an increase from 2014 to 2018, reflecting evolving challenges in telecommunications.
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