(771) 208-9642
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Bandwidth.com
District of Columbia
Landline
20001, 20002, 20003, 20004
Washington Zone, DC
38° 53' 59.65", -77° 1' 53.89"
Affiliated with Bandwidth.com, the Landline line (771) 208-9642 traces back to Washington Zone, DC, or close by. It has been looked up 29 times total. There's a record of 1 comments for this number, with the most recent note received on. Up to now, its spam score registers at 10%. Further in-depth facts are listed below.
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Area code 771, encapsulating the District of Columbia, is characterized by a dynamic demographic and economic landscape. According to public data sources, the population has seen gradual growth beginning around 2012, peaking around 2020, and now stabilizing at approximately 670,000. The demographic profile reveals a diverse community, with roughly 48% Black or African American and 43% White residents, and a smaller presence of Asian individuals. A younger median age of approximately 35 years suggests a vibrant, young community with active local participation. The labor force has shown positive trends with increased participation and declining unemployment rates, indicating stronger economic trends and enhanced job availability.
In the realm of communication patterns, particularly concerning FCC complaint metrics, area code 771 has witnessed a spike in wireless complaints, with a noticeable shift from wired to mobile communication issues. From 2015 to the present, there has been a surge in complaints about unwanted prerecorded voice calls and text messages, rising sharply since 2022. Reports of unwanted calls reached approximately 278 in 2023. This increase highlights the growing concern over communication disruptions among residents.
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(771) 208-9642 - August 12th, 2025 12:45pm
First was a text. Said they were from FEMA and could come to my house in about 30 minutes to discuss my closed application / appeal for hurricane Beryl. Wanted to verify my name and case number. Then a phone call to come to my house soon. I refused saying I did not trust them.