(719) 822-0071
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El Paso, Teller
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80132, 80133, 80809, 80814
Colorado Springs, CO
38° 50' 43.1", -104° 48' 7.65"
The telephone number (719) 822-0071, associated with the vicinity of Colorado Springs, CO, is a Landline number that's registered through Bandwidth.com. A total of 67 searches have been made for this number. Also, 1 user(s) have commented, with the most recent one submitted on . The spam score is 10%. Continue reading below for more detailed insights.
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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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(719) 822-0071 - May 12th, 2022 3:07am | Reported from Morristown, NJ
He tried making me believe he was Ryan Reynolds. On Facebook he messaged me, and I've made comments on the real Ryan's post on social media I played along, and he had me follow to another app called Telegram. I played along, and eventually he asked for my bank username, password, and security questions. Ha...like I give out. He showed me a clip of the real Ryan, on the app, but no sound and looked looped, which is probably why no sound was on....as proof it was really Ryan. When I wouldn't give the info..he claimed to offer me a job working for his 'orphanage foundation'. I told him some guy last year tried making me believe he was Jackson Galaxy and used the exact phrasing and requests and explanations. Verbatim. He got angry and dismissed me. I didn't answer the rest of the evening. Later I messaged telling him oh that's not fair, etc., acting like I was contrite....to see what he does. He thought I bought it but nope. When I called him out he said he's done, don't text him anymore, don't give this number to anyone ever, blah blah blah. Told him I thought I'd keep it in case. I kept everything. As soon as that happened, suddenly his 'Ryan Reynolds' profile on FB is gone. I have THOSE messages as well. I even told him I told him I am below poverty level on SSI so he knew I had no money! What the***** do they keep going when someone tells them they know they are full of ********?