(901) 235-5821
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Fayette
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38048, 38060, 38068, 38075
Somerville, TN
35° 14' 30.21", -89° 20' 58.97"
This phone number has been linked to suspicious activity where the caller attempts to get recipients to confirm their name with a 'yes' response. The intention appears to be collecting a voice recording for possible billing scams. A member reported that when they avoided providing a 'yes' response, the caller hung up.
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Area code 901 encompasses a diverse demographic marked predominantly by Black or African American residents, forming around 52% of its population, according to public data sources. The remaining racial composition mainly includes White individuals and a limited representation of Asian and other minorities. The total population is slightly over one million, with a predominant presence in Shelby County, followed by contributions from Tipton and Fayette Counties. Economically, the region experienced substantial growth in median income, reaching an apex in 2022, notably surpassing the national average in prior years. A declining labor force participation rate contrasts with a decrease in unemployment, signaling evolving economic trends in the area.
FCC complaint metrics for area code 901 illustrate a dynamic landscape in communication patterns. Wireless/mobile complaints peaked in 2018 but have gradually decreased, alongside a significant downturn in wired complaints, approaching minimal levels by 2023. Conversely, a marked increase in VOIP complaints emerged in 2019. By type, prerecorded and live voice complaints both peaked in 2018, while text message grievances have consistently risen, notably in recent years. Unwanted calls and telemarketing complaints highlight fluctuations, with unwanted call issues encountering a notable decline post-2018. As of 2023, the presence of robocalls continues to wane, paralleling national efforts to curtail telemarketing disturbances.
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(901) 235-5821 - November 14th, 2023 10:20pm | Reported from Panama City, FL
Wanted a “yes” answer when asked to confirm name. When tesponded with a “go ahead” response twice, he ***g up. Suspecting he was scamming for a “yes” answer in order to do a billing scam.