(989) 315-8327
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Centurylink
Huron
Landline
48413, 48432
Bad Axe, MI
43° 48' 6.17", -83° 0' 3.76"
The number (989) 315-8327 is a Landline line managed by Centurylink, hailing from Bad Axe, MI, or the surrounding area. A total of 701 look-ups have been done for this number. 4 comments exist from users, with the freshest one posted on February 24th, 2023. This number holds a spam level of 40%. For additional in-depth data, look below.
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User comments regarding the phone number (989) 315-8327 suggest it may be linked to a scam, particularly concerning Social Security issues, with claims of impersonating officials to extract personal information. There are also references to unwanted requests for personal data and confusion among recipients. Caution is advised when interacting with unknown numbers to avoid potential phishing attempts.
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In the area code 989 region, according to public data sources, the demographic landscape is predominantly White, with over 90% representation. This area, covering 35 counties, is home to approximately 1.9 million people, showing a slight decline since 2012. Residents here report a median age near 47, which is older than the national average. Economically, the workforce participation has reduced slightly, yet there is a steady rise in employment ratios, alongside a significant drop in unemployment over the past decade. Despite the growing median income, it generally lags behind national figures.
FCC complaint metrics for the 989 area code highlight diverse communication patterns over the years. Initially, wired complaints were prominent but have sharply declined, while wireless/mobile issues peaked in 2018 before decreasing. VOIP complaints have remained relatively consistent. Regarding complaint types, prerecorded voice grievances rose notably until 2018. Interestingly, live voice and telemarketing complaints have seen a downturn since their peaks in the mid-2010s, showing a significant shift. Recently, text message complaints have emerged, marking a new trend in regional communication challenges.
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(989) 315-8327 - February 24th, 2023 3:55pm
Wanted personal info
(989) 315-8327 - November 5th, 2022 9:44pm
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(989) 315-8327 - October 6th, 2021 11:59pm
Student loan forgiveness
(989) 315-8327 - December 5th, 2018 8:18pm
This is a number that is a scam about Social Security. FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE March 2, 2017 The Acting Inspector General of Social Security, Gale Stallworth Stone, is warning citizens about a nationwide telephone “imposter phishing” scheme. The Social Security Administration (SSA) and its Office of the Inspector General (OIG) have received several reports from citizens across the country about persons receiving phone calls from individuals posing as OIG investigators. The caller indicates an issue exists pertaining to the person’s Social Security account or Social Security number (SSN) and directs the person call a non-SSA telephone number to address the issue. The reports indicate the calls include a recording from a caller stating she is “Nancy Jones,” an “officer with the Inspector General of Social Security.” The recording goes on to say the person’s Social Security account, SSN, and/or benefits are suspended, and that he or she should call 806-680-2373 to resolve the issue. Citizens should be aware that the scheme’s details may vary; however, citizens should avoid calling the number provided, as the unknown caller might attempt to acquire personal information. OIG investigators occasionally contact citizens by telephone for investigative purposes, but they will not request sensitive personal information from a citizen over the phone. If a person receives a similar su****ious call from someone alleging to be from the OIG, citizens may report that information to the OIG at 1-800-269-0271 or online via https://oig.ssa.gov/report. Acting Inspector General Stone said, “This phishing scheme is targeting unsuspecting persons for the purpose of Social Security benefit theft or iden***y theft.” She warns citizens to be cautious, and to avoid providing personal information such as your SSN or bank account numbers to unknown persons over the phone or internet unless you are certain of who is receiving it. “You must be very confident that the source is the correct business party, and that your information will be secure after you release it,” Stone said. If a person has questions about any communication—email, letter, text or phone call—that claims to be from SSA or the OIG, please contact your local Social Security office, or call Social Security’s toll-free customer service number at 1-800-772-1213, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Friday, to verify its legitimacy. (Those who are deaf or hard-of-hearing can call Social Security’s TTY number at 1-800-325-0778.) For more information, please contact Andrew Cannarsa, OIG’s Communications Director, at (410) 965-2671. PDF icon Download a PDF of this Fraud Advisory