(830) 399-1853
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AT&T Mobility
Atascosa, Bexar
Mobile
78050, 78062, 78064, 78113
Pleasanton, TX
28° 57' 56.07", -98° 28' 46.68"
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Area code 830 has experienced a notable population increase, rising from over 4 million in 2012 to nearly 5 million by 2022, indicating economic vibrancy and diversity. With Bexar County as the most populous, the demographic composition is predominantly White, comprising approximately 78%, followed by Black or African American at around 8%. The area code boasts a higher median income than the national average, growing steadily over the years. Despite a slight decrease in labor participation, the area benefits from a declining unemployment rate, reflecting favorable economic trends.
According to FCC complaint metrics, area code 830 exhibits varying communication patterns. Wireless complaint issues peaked around 2018, while VOIP complaints surged in 2019. Prerecorded call complaints dominated in 2019, and live voice grievances were notably high in 2015 and 2017. Abandoned call complaints peaked in 2017, but diminished by 2023. Noteworthy is the anticipated rise in text message complaints by 2024, illustrating ongoing consumer concerns.
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