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100%
Fraud Risk
Legitimate User Activity
High
Likely a legitimate number (not fraud)
224
Valid Number
Yes
Prepaid Number
No
Active Status
Active
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Not On DNC List
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Potential SPAM / Scam Caller Please use caution!
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224
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224 Searches
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6 Complaints
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This number has been reported as spam 6 times, has been searched 224 times, and has garnered 11 comments by our users. These numbers are higher than average, indicating a possible high risk of spam.
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People are Saying:
User comments regarding the phone number (877) 221-9729 indicate potential concerns, including unwanted calls from a company linked to debt collection, which may involve aggressive tactics and demand personal information. Common themes include annoyance from frequent calls, claims of harassment, and unverified threats related to student loans. Some users suggest the number may be associated with spam or unauthorized activity, though this remains uncertain. Overall, caution is advised.
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Area Code 877 Trends and Insights
Area code 877, incorporated across various regions, reflects unique demographic and economic trends. According to public data sources, the region displays diverse population growth patterns and evolving economic dynamics. The area predominantly consists of a mix of urban and suburban environments, exhibiting economic vitality through varied sectors such as technology, healthcare, and retail. This blend influences communication patterns and consumer behavior within the area code 877 locale, enhancing both connectivity and market engagement.
Call Complaint Trends
FCC complaint metrics in area code 877 illustrate fluctuating communication concerns from 2014 to 2024. Wireless/mobile complaints peaked around 2018, while complaints through wired methods have seen a sharp decline. VOIP complaints have remained relatively stable with minor variations, hinting at shifting consumer complaint preferences. By type, prerecorded voice call grievances reached a peak but have declined significantly, paralleling decreases in live voice call complaints, notably post-2018. Recent trends show no abandoned call complaints; however, text message complaints have risen, indicating altering communication patterns. Telemarketing complaints spiked in 2015 but diminished post-2017. Unwanted call complaints peaked in 2017 yet persist, reflecting ongoing public concern over communications in area code 877.
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People are Saying:
(877) 221-9729
Always calling and never leaving messages
(877) 221-9729
Stalkers
(877) 221-9729
They just keep calling but not leaving a message.
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No message.
(877) 221-9729
Just use first names: I called the number on my phone back because I had no idea who it was and I don't answer numbers I don't know, and a very young woman answered, saying, "This is Linda". My old loan was forgiven due to total didability, do they're barking up the wrong tree!
(877) 221-9729
haven't had a student loan in 25 years. These j***offs call about every 4 days or so. Annoying? yes. Spam? To me, yep.
(877) 221-9729
NRI buys old debts incl student loans. I sent Dept of Ed a requested signed medical form from my doctor stating I am totally disabled. NRI called me a liar several times & kept threatening to take all of my wages! I haven't worked since middle of 2010 so they told me I need to go to rehab to learn a s****. I use MSN behind my name but that can't make me walk or stand or be painfree. NRI guy said I lied about having spinal cord surgery 4 times & that I am faking to get out of paying my debt. I have their # now in my Don't answer profile.
(877) 221-9729
Hey Chuck:I need your help*****to. These *******s have contacted my job and HR faxed over and income sheet. I don't have much time. Should I call them back or proceed with the Blueprint solution. By the way the course is sold out. Please email me at [email protected] advise.Thanks,AFM
(877) 221-9729
This is NRI a company contracted with Dept. of Education.They apparently do not purchase these loans from them but they "Service" these loans.They sounded like a joke to me So i brushed it off, and just a few weeks later they threatned to garnish my check. I TOLD HIM TO SHOW ME THE COURT ORDER! and he told me there is no need for a court order.... It sounded like a crock of S*** so i ignored it.... My wife told me to call them back but I DIDNT LISTEN as usual... lol They added collection fees and penalties, and they eventually called my employer and s****ed my wage deduction. Yaw you went this far to do your home work or research...IF YOU HAVE A Defaulted student loan take care of it. I payed an arm and a leg trying to figure out how to stop wage garnishment. I talk to lawyers, debt relief companies, debt settlement companies, and my CPA... None of them knew what to do....I LOVE THE INTERNET... I found a solution shortly... I read a book called the "Student Loan Blue print" and I finally stopped the garnishment and hopped on minimum monthly payments NO THANKS TO MY FAMILY LAWYER... PS:NRI could **** a big one....EVERYONE IF YOU hAVE A STUDENT LOAN TAKE CARE OF IT, BUT DO YOUR HOMEWORK FIRST... ITS LIKE BUY A CAR FOR THE FIRST TIME... ITS LIKE PULLING YOUR TEETH OUT...http://www.studentloanfundamentals.com
(877) 221-9729
called my cell phone, asked for me, says "we both know who lives there" and quoted last 4 of my ss#, to which I said, write me a letter, I don't give out any personal info on the phone. Beware! Identify thieves often get one piece at a time.FYI, the cell is not my phone, has a different area code from where I live, and should not be****ociated with my name.
(877) 221-9729
Just got a call from 877-221-9729: 7:30 p.m. 12-21-09. I was not at home but a man with an foreign accent, talked to my husband and was very interested in knowing if I was working. He said that his name was Tom Wilson, and he wanted me to call him back ASAP. Calling back, I got an answering ma****e that identified the source as National Recoveries Collection Agency. I ***g up. We are on a no-call list, but this fraud slipped through.