(778) 330-3413
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Bell Canada
Greater Vancouver
Landline
V6T, V6Z, V7X, V7Y
Vancouver, BC
49° 15' 22.92", -123° 5' 29.43"
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Area code 778, serving parts of British Columbia, displays diverse demographic and economic trends, according to public data sources. The region has experienced steady population growth, alongside increasing urbanization and economic activities predominantly in technology and tourism sectors. These shifts are indicative of evolving area code demographics and economic trends prevalent in the region.
According to FCC complaint metrics, area code 778 has seen substantial changes in communication patterns from 2014 to 2024. Wireless and mobile service complaints peaked in 2016, with approximately 30 complaints noted. The persistence of wired service concerns is apparent with a noticeable jump to about 10 complaints in 2022. VOIP complaints have shown a gradual increase in recent years, reflecting an adaptation to newer communication technologies. The highest number of prerecorded voice complaints was roughly 33 in 2016, while telemarketing and robocall issues peaked during the same period but have since diminished significantly. Text message complaints have increased, peaking at around 6 in 2022, emphasizing an evolving concern regarding communication methods.
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