432 area code phone numbers reported to the FTC in the last 30 days:
| Phone Number | Complaints | Last Reported |
|---|---|---|
| (432) 267-8012 | ||
| (432) 226-3011 | ||
| (432) 278-6545 | ||
| (432) 204-3884 | ||
| (432) 366-3491 | ||
| (432) 200-5397 | ||
| (432) 278-6793 | ||
| (432) 226-5760 | ||
| (432) 286-3039 | ||
| (432) 316-1252 |
Area code 432 is heavily used for Social Security suspension scams and phantom debt calls. Callers claim you owe money for an old loan to trick you into paying immediately.
Computerized voice threatens arrest for SSN suspension due to criminal activity to extort PII.
"I received an automated call. The computerized voice introduced itself as Officer Maria Gomez, and advised my social security number has been suspended for 'some reasons'. The computerized voice requested I call back 432-803-5761. This is obviously a scam."
Leaves urgent voicemails about complaints attached to SSNs to extract money for phantom debts.
"Hey good morning my name is Dustin Peterson I'm calling for Regina Thompson. This is the second attempt to reach you in regards to a complaint attached to your social. It is very important this call is returned in order to assist you before recommendation is put into place for client to move forward. Decision will be rendered very soon."
Harasses seniors with 20+ daily calls to steal Medicare numbers and bill fraudulent medical equipment.
"Received 20 call a day for weeks from this number. I would answer about 3 a week. They started they where calling about my husbands Medicare. I explained to them I had asked them to stop calling me dozens of times. They continue to say they will remove my number from their call list. Calls start at 9 am to 9 pm."
Threatens victims with immediate IRS lawsuits to extort untraceable wire transfers and gift cards.
"STATES THEY ARE WITH IRS AND GOING TO SUE ME! FAKE"
Claims massive cash prizes require upfront tax or processing fees paid via gift cards.
"Got a call from this number with them claiming to be from Publisher's Clearing House."
The 432 area code covers a large area in west Texas, specifically the Permian Basin and Trans-Pecos regions (excluding El Paso).
Area code 432 was created on April 5, 2003, from a split of numbering plan area (NPA) 915 , along with area code 325 .
Anchoring the Permian Basin in western Texas, the 432 area code covers Midland, Odessa, and Big Spring. Oil field services dispatchers, equipment rental sales reps, and landmen negotiating mineral rights are the most frequent callers from this code.