(839) 206-3135
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Newberry
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29108, 29126, 29145
Newberry, SC
34° 16' 29.88", -81° 37' 1.53"
Reports suggest that text messages received from this number may initially appear innocuous but then transition into romantic overtures, typically culminating in requests for money. The senders are believed to be employing a 'wrong text' scam strategy, commonly associated with scammers posing as a 'Chinese woman.'
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Area code 839, a dynamic region with a population of over 1.6 million, showcases diverse demographics and economic shifts. According to public data sources, the majority of residents identify as White (approximately 61%), followed by Black or African American (about 35%), with other races making smaller contributions. The population demonstrates a balanced gender distribution, with nearly equal numbers of males and females and a median age around 41 years—consistent with national medians. The area has experienced steady growth over the decade, making it attractive for both families and individuals.
Analyzing FCC complaint metrics reveals shifting communication patterns within area code 839. Wireless/mobile complaints have generally increased since 2021, reaching notable figures by 2023. VoIP complaints also spiked recently, indicating changing consumer preferences. Complaints about prerecorded and live voice calls increased significantly, with issues of unwanted calls becoming increasingly prominent over the years. Interestingly, robocalls remain minimal. This pattern of rising unsolicited communications reflects a growing concern among residents regarding their telephone interactions.
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(839) 206-3135 - August 8th, 2023 1:01am | Reported from Ashburn, VA
1st text was just picture of bottle of wine. Later came message, so****ing like “Anna, are you going to play golf.” I notified sender that they were texting a wrong number. She apologized, said she was embarrassed, so I told her no reason to apologize and I just wanted to let her know so she could redirect her messages. she said she was a ****ese woman living in NYC, age 39 engaged in fitness equipment business, and nearing to ret.irement Said it was nice to “meet” me. Then she s****ed asking questions, my age? Was I retired? Where i was retired from. When I didn’t respond, she responded with “???”. When I still didn’t respond she sent text saying “what the*****, You’re just ignoring my messages???” At that point I blocked the caller, but I’d like to know who was involved and if they’re a threat.
(839) 206-3135 - August 8th, 2023 1:42am | Reported from Douglas, AZ
To previous poster, about receiving messages from the "****ese woman". They are not a threat, just ignore and block. The 'wrong text' scammers are usually young Nigerian guys looking to romance people. They will s**** with chit-chat and then slowly s**** 'flirting' which leads to asking for money somehow. Thanks for sharing!