(803) 777-2874
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Richland, Lexington
Unknown
29002, 29016, 29033, 29053
Columbia, SC
34° 0' 8.18", -81° 2' 3.43"
Affiliated with AT&T Southeast, the Landline line (803) 777-2874 traces back to Columbia, SC, or close by. It has been looked up 381 times total. There's a record of 14 comments for this number, with the most recent note received onFebruary 16th, 2017. Up to now, its spam score registers at 100%. Further in-depth facts are listed below.
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User comments regarding the phone number (803) 777-2874 suggest it may be associated with a call center soliciting donations for a university. Many users report receiving frequent calls without voicemails, leading to annoyance. Some mention attempts to solicit donations of substantial amounts, which users express reluctance to consider. Caution is advised as responses indicate potential for harassment but without definitive claims of malicious intent.
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The 803 area code, covering regions such as Richland, Lexington, and York counties, showcases a total population of approximately 1.8 million according to public data sources. The region features a predominantly White demographic at around 62%, followed by a significant Black or African American community at roughly 35%. Economically, the area shows a persistent increase in median household income, yet it remains below the national average, suggesting a slower economic growth compared to broader national trends. The labor force participation rate has fallen over the last decade, with unemployment decreasing significantly, though it still trails behind national comparisons.
In analyzing FCC complaint metrics for the 803 area code, a clear preference for mobile communication is noted, with wireless complaints peaking in 2018 and subsequently declining. VOIP-related issues surged in 2020, revealing a shift in communication patterns as residents transition to modern technologies. The nature of complaints has evolved over the years; prerecorded call grievances peaked in 2017, with text message concerns rising sharply in 2020. Complaints about unwanted telemarketing calls reached a maximum in 2015 but have interestingly dropped to negligible levels in recent years.
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(803) 777-2874 - February 16th, 2017 2:02am
Did not answer. No voicemail left.
(803) 777-2874 - April 27th, 2016 8:32pm
Didn't answer. No VM. Ignored!
(803) 777-2874 - October 16th, 2014 12:09am
Got a call from this number wanting $500 donation for USC , I pay enough for tuition , books , housing, meal plan and misc fees, not gonna give a donation too! ,
(803) 777-2874 - November 21st, 2013 3:16am
Got a call at 10:15pm. Not acceptable! I've got two very young kids and 40K in loans. I don't want to donate right now!
(803) 777-2874 - September 30th, 2013 12:46am
Soliciting for donations to U of S. Carolina. Would love to donate, but unfortunately my student loans make me poor. :(
(803) 777-2874 - April 6th, 2013 10:56pm
Receiving calls from this number periodically. I never answer, and no VM is left.
(803) 777-2874 - May 5th, 2011 4:00am
got this call last year, I picked once, and they asking for donation. they s****ed asking for $500.. i said no.. i can't afford, and they are very good talking persuade me to give out $50 finally. s****ing March this year, they call me a***n.. i didn't pick up, and now they just call me 3~4 times a week for last two months!
(803) 777-2874 - November 17th, 2010 9:35pm
****s up after ringing twice.
(803) 777-2874 - February 17th, 2009 5:00am
I receive a call from this number at least twice a week...it's annoying and it's s****ing to get a little obnoxious. You would think the University of South Carolina would have better things to do with their fund raising strategies than to **** off parents who spend whey too much on their child's college education. Maybe they should harass the FED for the money? Better yet, allow the "callee" to continue to call them back and NOT leave a message or have the courtesy to speak to whomever they are calling.
(803) 777-2874 - March 22nd, 2009 4:00am
It is the Carolina Callers. Essentially they are USC students that are trying to hit you up for money for the Alumni****ociation. Simply ask them to take you off of there list and they will.
(803) 777-2874 - February 14th, 2008 5:00am
I called this number from my job, and it seems to be a Call Center for the University of South Carolina. More than likely, it's a donation request, but they don't leave any messages, and the line always seems to get disconnected when you do answer.
(803) 777-2874 - May 6th, 2008 4:00am
I was at a MonaVie meeting and was unable to take the call, there was no voicemail. I didn't return the call. It came in at 7:26pm central time/5May
(803) 777-2874 - December 12th, 2008 5:00am
This number calls me everyday from University of South Carolina. they leave no message and when I call back it says I have called the Univ. call center.
(803) 777-2874 - October 26th, 2007 4:00am
Got a call but couldn't take it. No voicemail received. Called the number back. It rang several times but no pick-up. I ***g up, called the number a***n. Phone was auto-answered, said my call was being automatically forwarded to "Call Center."