(818) 646-4803
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Bandwidth.com
Los Angeles
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91316, 91335, 91401, 91402
Van Nuys, CA
34° 11' 21.6", -118° 27' 0.42"
The caller claimed to have legal paperwork for a complaint filed against the recipient’s wife, stating that legal action would be taken if she didn’t call back. The provided address was one the recipient had never used. After checking official LA County records, no such complaint or paperwork was found, and the recipient had not lived in LA for years.
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User comments about the phone number (818) 646-4803 indicate potential scam activity. Many report receiving suspicious messages threatening legal action or claiming delivery of paperwork, often with vague details and aggressive follow-ups. Concerns include the use of personal information and the lack of clarity on the call's origin. Overall, this number seems to raise red flags for possible fraudulent activity.
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Area code 818 covers a diverse demographic region within Los Angeles County, including nearly 10 million residents. According to public data sources, the population reflects a balanced gender distribution and a median age of approximately 37 years, which is younger than the national average. The area's economic trends are positive, with a steady increase in median household income, notably surpassing national figures. The labor force participation rate remains robust, consistently above the national average, highlighting a thriving job market.
In the 818 area code, FCC complaint data reveals shifting communication patterns over recent years. Wireless/mobile complaints, once the most common, have declined, particularly in 2023. Wired communication complaints have shown variability, while VoIP issues remain minimal. Unwanted call complaints, such as prerecorded voice calls, peaked in 2018 but have since decreased. Text message complaints rose sharply in 2022, though unwanted telemarketing issues have largely disappeared since their height in 2015. These FCC complaint metrics provide critical insights into changing consumer communication preferences and challenges in the 818 area code.
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(818) 646-4803 - August 12th, 2025 3:33pm
You authorized a payment and you have 24 hours to dispute
(818) 646-4803 - September 10th, 2024 7:57pm
They called pretending to look for my brother. And said it’s the third attempt to serve him and he will need to be in court tomorrow. I said “this sounds like a scam” and he aggressively said “well it’s not” and I said “you sound unprofessional” to which he said “you sound unprofessional!” ???????? yea ok. These scammers out here just living in this silent depression. I get it, it’s hard for us all.
(818) 646-4803 - August 15th, 2024 9:23pm | Reported from Los Angeles, CA
They said they had a package to deliver and I needed to be home to sign
(818) 646-4803 - January 27th, 2023 1:48am | Reported from Ashburn, VA
They called in some sort of way that my phone didn't ring but they left me a message saying to call them back by the end of the day or they would have to take immediate action but didn't state what the action would be or what the call was regarding or where they were calling from. It was a human being in the beginning of the call (or so I think) stating my full name and then a recording was turned on stating the rest. A***n didn't say where they were calling from, why they were calling and what number I should call or who to ask to speak to or what extension to dial. Sounds very su****ious and I don't know how they got my full name and phone number but I'm almost 100% sure it's a fishing call and some sort of fraud. Oh, almost forgot, they didn't even call my phone number, they called my sister's phone number which is almost the same as mine, which makes it even more su****ious.
(818) 646-4803 - September 8th, 2023 5:48pm
They said they have legal paperwork for a complaint filed a***nst my wife. They said they are going to deliver them to and address that we have never used. If she doesn’t call back legal action will be taken. Thing is, wife worked for LA County before and made some calls, there’s nothing in the system of any complaint or papers filed. Plus, we haven’t lived in LA for years.