Phone number information (203) 350-9820
Spam/Fraud/Scam Potential: Medium
- Spam Reports 1
- Searches 139
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Is (203) 350-9820 a scam?
Based on 1 user reports and a medium fraud score, this number appears to be Safe.
Caller Information
Owner: Unknown
Reported purpose: Possible investment-related inquiry
Category: General Spam
Timeline of Activity
First Reported: June 06, 2021
Last Lookup: March 07, 2026
Recent User Comment
Received calls from an unidentified number asking for an OTP. They faked to be Bank officials.
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How often is (203) 350-9820 searched?
This number has been searched 139 times. Most lookups are from Connecticut.
Geographic Data
Area Code: 203
Prefix: 350
City: Connecticut
Call times: Most calls during business hours
Fraud Risk Score
Risk level: Medium
Comments
Received calls from an unidentified number asking for an OTP. They faked to be Bank officials.