660 area code phone numbers reported to the FTC in the last 30 days:
| Phone Number | Complaints | Last Reported |
|---|---|---|
| (660) 385-2151 | ||
| (660) 271-7109 | ||
| (660) 400-0556 | ||
| (660) 257-2659 | ||
| (660) 628-0292 | ||
| (660) 288-8718 | ||
| (660) 747-6608 | ||
| (660) 882-7396 | ||
| (660) 900-0470 | ||
| (660) 243-2945 |
The 660 area code is being used for IRS legal threats and student loan forgiveness scams. Fraudsters claim they can erase your student debt or that you owe back taxes to steal your money.
Leaves threatening voicemails alleging SSN fraud to steal identities and extort money.
"Enforcement actions filed on your social security number for fraudulent activities call us back before we begin legal proceedings. (very threatening voice message can somebody do something about this slime)"
Cold-calls offering fake Federal Student Loan Forgiveness programs to steal personal info.
"Brenda calling from Student Loan Service about Federal Student Loan Forgiveness programs available.Have not signed up for anything ! Nope, Don't fall for it, SCAM and Current Student Loan is on Forbearance 949-688-7772."
Uses vague threats of property seizure or police visits to extract payments.
"Threat me that they would come and take everything i owned or send the police to my house"
Conducts fake supplemental surveys to steal Medicare numbers and bill for medical braces.
"MEDICARE FRAUD MEDICAL BRACES"
Asks "Can you hear me okay?" and hangs up after a "Yes" to record fraudulent voice signatures.
"When I answered this call, a male said 'This is Michael on a secured line. Can you hear me okay?' I said Yes and they disconnected. Now I'm thinking that I heard about a scam where you should never say yes. Crap."
Offers unsolicited $1 million business funding to gather sensitive financial data.
"Hi this is Ashley And we can give you a low interest rate to help fund your business up to 1 million dollars"
Area code 660 is the telephone area code in the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) for the northern and western part of the U.S. state of Missouri. It was split from area code 816 on October 12, 1997, and comprises the rural eastern and northwestern portions of the then-current 816 area.
Northern and west-central Missouri, including Sedalia, Kirksville, and Maryville, falls under the 660 area code. Callers from this area frequently include Whiteman Air Force Base personnel, Tyson Foods plant HR departments, and University of Central Missouri staff.