(817) 768-3353
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Tarrant, Denton, Wise
Unknown
76008, 76028, 76034, 76036
Fort Worth, TX
32° 43' 37.26", -97° 19' 36.97"
The phone number 817-768-3353 has been reported for making persistent and unwanted calls. Callers with foreign accents claim to be from Debt Solutions, despite the Fort Worth, TX area code. Callers frequently hang up when asked to remove the recipient from their call list, indicating potential scam behavior designed to exploit victims financially.
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User comments regarding the phone number (817) 768-3353 suggest it may be associated with unsolicited calls from debt collection or similar services. Users report repeated calls from representatives with foreign accents offering payment arrangements, often interrupting requests to be removed from their lists. The overall sentiment indicates this number could potentially be linked to spam or scam activities.
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The 817 area code encompasses a dynamic region with a growing population of over 6.38 million, according to public data sources. Key counties like Dallas, Tarrant, and Denton contribute significantly to this diverse demographic landscape. Predominantly White, the area's racial composition includes significant Black, Asian, and other ethnic groups. Economic trends highlight a robust labor market, with a stable labor force participation rate and a declining unemployment rate, showcasing resilience below the national average.
In recent years, the 817 area code has experienced fluctuations in FCC complaint metrics. Wireless/mobile complaints, once peaking, have diminished by 2023. Wired complaint trends have mostly seen a downward trajectory, whereas VOIP complaints peaked in 2019 before declining. Unwanted call concerns, notably robocalls, have waned, marking a significant drop in complaints by 2023. Prerecorded voice and abandoned call complaints particularly surged in previous years, but recent data shows a noticeable decline.
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(817) 768-3353 - March 10th, 2025 2:46pm
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(817) 768-3353 - December 28th, 2023 4:32pm
The number 817-768-3353 has called me multiple times over the course of a year and every time it’s a different foreign person with an accent (even though +1(817) numbers means it’s a United States number with a Fort Worth, TX area code) saying they’re calling from Debt Solutions, and every single time I tell them to take my name off of their call list and to stop calling me… but before I can even finish the sentence “stop calling me and take me of-“ they **** up on me every single time so they can say that I never said to take me off their call list I guess, and that way they can get away with continuing to call me. I even called them back over and over and over a***n and asked each person to stop calling and take me off their call list and each different person that picked up ***g up on me in the middle of me speaking. They’re definitely scammers trying to steal people’s money.
(817) 768-3353 - July 25th, 2013 6:53pm
ERC (Collection Agency) I don't usually pick up calls from unknown sources or that block either their name or number. However, I did call them back and the voicemail stated that it was a company called EMC and prompted offered me the choice of speaking to someone or setup payment arrangements (without knowing if I owed anything).