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Broward County's 754 area code covers Fort Lauderdale, Hollywood, and Pompano Beach in southeastern Florida, home to major corporate and airline operations. Spirit Airlines customer service, Chewy's headquarters support team, and AutoNation sales follow-up calls are among the most common.
754 area code numbers reported as unwanted calls to the FTC in the last 30 days.
| Phone Number | Complaints | Last Reported |
|---|---|---|
| (754) 752-3263 | ||
| (754) 335-5982 | ||
| (754) 529-6931 | ||
| (754) 333-5237 | ||
| (754) 239-2700 | ||
| (754) 203-0590 | ||
| (754) 243-5572 | ||
| (754) 240-4542 | ||
| (754) 347-2858 | ||
| (754) 654-0354 |
Area code 754 is seeing aggressive Medicare calls and fake debt collection attempts. These scammers harass you for medical details or demand payment for vacation debts you do not owe.
Callers claiming to be from a "Medical Services Company," a "Medicare Specialist," or the "Health Department" are pushing free medical equipment like diabetes meters and back braces. They call repeatedly, sometimes asking for you by your first name like "Loree," with a caller who has a heavy accent offering a "free" medical brace. Some calls start with "this is Bianca Carrick Pfizer on a recorded line," and they demand your Social Security number to send you the "free" equipment. They use your Social Security and Medicare numbers to file fake claims and collect money from Medicare in your name. Real Medicare representatives do not cold-call to sell products.
"Guy w heavy accent trying to scam medicare by sending u a brace. Told him i was on the do not call list and was reporting him."
A caller named "Rebecca" claims you owe over $2100 for a trip with a company like "Sunco Travel" from years ago, mentioning a $2000 cruise contract you supposedly agreed to verbally. They threaten you with legal action or "arbitration" if you don't pay immediately, then offer to settle for a smaller payment like $399, but refuse to provide a copy of the supposed contract when you ask for it. They use the payment information to steal money from your account or commit identity theft. Real debt collectors must provide written proof of any debt within five days of contacting you.
"Rebecca called saying that their was a claim filed against me for a package i purchase for 399 3 years back... Apparently the Timeshare marketing company that was expecting me to sit through their 90 min presentation was hitting me with fees etc. Over $2100. But hey, if i pay 399 i can get my trip back and avoid the 2100 penalty. I'm calling bullshit."
Robocalls mention your "social security disability application" while live callers with foreign accents claim to be from "social security plus one" offering to help you get more Social Security money. They call repeatedly, trying to wear you down into giving up your Social Security number and personal information. They use your Social Security number to steal your identity, file fake disability claims, or redirect your benefits to their own accounts. The Social Security Administration communicates primarily through mail and never calls to promise benefit increases.
"Idiots called wanting the same thing social security info , and extra... they told me that they were from social security plus one and that they could get me more. they never leave a message and they sounded foreign. Not a good thing don't answer these jerks don't give them any info personal or otherwise be smart or you loose!"
Scammers send texts pretending to be from Amazon, Etsy, or WhatsApp with unsolicited verification codes, fake account suspension notices, or false claims about charges on your account. Text messages claim a charge was made on Amazon and provide a toll-free number to call to "cancel," while others contain suspicious links using URL shorteners like "be8r.us" for Walmart gift cards, and some claim your bank account has been frozen. They use the verification codes to hijack your real accounts or trick you into giving them access to your personal information and money. Companies like Amazon handle all account issues through their official websites and apps, not through text messages.
"Text stated a charge was made on Amazon for a purchase and to call 1-844-339-8778 to cancel the order."
Unsolicited calls and texts offer work-from-home opportunities using company names like "Everise" with callers identifying themselves as recruiters such as "Victor Borneo." They use your personal information like your Social Security number to steal your identity or trick you into paying upfront fees for fake jobs. Legitimate recruiters contact you through professional networks after you apply, not through robocalls.
"Victor Borneo. es el supuesto recruit. totalmente SCAM"
Text messages and calls falsely claim to be from the IRS, stating that a lien has been filed against you for unpaid taxes. Messages come from fake entities like "Tim The Tax Group" offering a "free consultation" with "enrolled agents," while callers impersonate the IRS claiming you haven't paid taxes in years. They use the fear of tax problems to trick you into giving them money or personal information they can use to steal your identity. The IRS always contacts taxpayers first through official mail, never through text messages or threatening phone calls.
"Received text message that the IRS has a lien filed against me. They can help have IRS enrolled agents and tax lawyers. They will give me fee consultation. Tim The Tax Group."
Area code 754 covers the entirety of Broward County, Florida.
Area code 754 is an overlay to area code 954 , meaning they serve the same geographic region. Area code 954 went into service on September 11, 1995, and area code 754 was activated on August 1, 2001 and began use on April 1, 2002. Ten-digit dialing is mandatory in Broward County.
No, 754 is a standard Florida area code covering Broward County, including Fort Lauderdale. Offshore scammers forge this coastal prefix to trick Floridians into believing a local medical provider or business is trying to reach them.
Broward County is heavily targeted by predatory medical schemes and bogus debt collection. Callers like "Bianca Carrick" push unnecessary medical braces to steal Medicare numbers, while fake travel agencies attempt to extort $399 from victims over supposed cruise contracts signed years ago.
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