(732) 873-8647
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Verizon
Somerset
Landline
08835, 08873, 08875
East Millstone, NJ
40° 30' 8.36", -74° 34' 48.03"
The telephone number (732) 873-8647, associated with the vicinity of East Millstone, NJ, is a Landline number that's registered through Verizon. A total of 270 searches have been made for this number. Also, 2 user(s) have commented, with the most recent one submitted on August 8th, 2014. The spam score is 20%. Continue reading below for more detailed insights.
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According to public data sources, area code 732 encompasses parts of New Jersey, including urban and suburban areas. The population has grown steadily, reaching over 3.3 million people. Major counties like Middlesex, Monmouth, and Ocean contribute significantly to this growth. With a median age slightly younger than the national average, the area is enriched by diverse age groups and a largely balanced gender distribution. Demographically, the region is predominantly White, with notable Black, Asian, and Other races. The median household income has surpassed national figures, reflecting consistent economic growth and robust economic trends over the years.
FCC complaint metrics for area code 732 reveal varied communication patterns. In 2018, wireless/mobile complaints peaked, while wired complaints reached their highest in 2019. VOIP-related concerns have fluctuated but generally remained lower. Changes in how complaints are reported or services used may contribute to the recent decline in mobile and wired complaints. Among complaint types, prerecorded voice calls peaked in 2018, with live voice anxieties highest in 2017. Abandoned call incidents were most common in 2019, with a rising trend in text message complaints afterward. Unwanted call complaints spiked notably in 2018 but have since decreased, indicating improved management tactics, especially for robocalls and telemarketing disturbances.
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(732) 873-8647 - August 8th, 2014 7:17pm
Phone rang, caller ID said New Jersey. I answered and an Indian woman said "Hello, I am calling about your personal computer, can I speak to the person responsible for it?" I said, "I have more than one, which computer are you calling about?" She asked, "Is this a business?" I said, "No, I'm a computer professional, I just own several computers, what is this call about?" She said, "Let me hand you over to my technical support staff." Then an Indian man said, "Hello, I am representing the Microsoft Operating System ..." I cut him off and said, "No you aren't!" He said, "Have a nice day." and ***g up the phone. He obviously wasn't representing Microsoft or any legitimate business. An attempt at Social Engineering at it's most idiotic. I'm sure they wanted me to install some malware that would either steal my personal info and passwords or it would cause problems on my ma****es until I paid them for some other software to fix the first one, etc. etc. etc. Don't ever let someone call you unsolicited and then talk you into doing so****ing on your computer because they mention the company Microsoft, IBM, Dell, Symantec or other companies like that. Those companies don't call consumers out of the blue and offer technical****istance!
(732) 873-8647 - August 11th, 2014 9:00pm
called, left no vm. eff emm