Our free Maine phone number lookup covers 207, the one area code used from Portland to Bangor. Residents frequently report fake arrest threats and calls to “verify” an Amazon purchase.
Maine has one area code, 207, used statewide since 1947. Portland, Lewiston, and Bangor all share it.
Maine has approximately 1.8 million active phone numbers. Cell phones are the most common with 1.4 million users, while traditional landlines are less prevalent with 157,000 connections. Internet phone services account for about 243,000 numbers.
Maine phone numbers recently reported for making unwanted sales calls or robocalls:
| Phone Number | FTC Complaints | Last Reported |
|---|---|---|
| (207) 747-2316 | ||
| (207) 977-2134 | ||
| (207) 987-6998 | ||
| (207) 579-3162 | ||
| (207) 245-9805 | ||
| (207) 249-6600 | ||
| (207) 308-9107 | ||
| (207) 487-4870 | ||
| (207) 208-9641 | ||
| (207) 600-1415 |
In September 2026, Maine residents filed 787 complaints to the FTC about phone numbers making unwanted calls and text messages, up 21% from the previous month.
The official numbers for Maine government offices are in Maine State Agencies Phone Directory. Use it to check a caller before you share anything.
The Maine.gov State Agencies page lists Maine state agencies, boards and offices alphabetically, each with a phone number, a TTY line (usually 711), addresses and a short description. The Governor's Office is 207-287-3531, the Attorney General 207-626-8800, Health and Human Services 207-287-3707, Public Safety 207-626-3800 and Maine Revenue Services 207-624-9620.
Many professional licensing boards share 207-624-8603, so say which board you want when you call. Calling the listed number yourself is how you find out if the agency really tried to reach you.
Yes. Maine has no comprehensive consumer privacy law. The state does have a narrow ISP privacy law (LD 946, 2019) requiring internet service providers to obtain opt-in consent before selling customer data - but that law does not cover phone lookup services. Residents lack the deletion and opt-out rights available in neighboring New Hampshire (NH-DPA) and Connecticut (CTDPA). The federal FCRA remains the primary protection: using lookup results to screen employees, evaluate tenants, or make credit or insurance decisions is prohibited in every state.
Maine doesn't have a privacy law covering phone lookup data, but you can still request removal. Go to each site's privacy page and fill out their opt-out or removal form.
If you are unsure about a business call, keep in mind that Maine has over 43,185 business establishments according to Census data. To verify a specific company, use the Maine Corporate Name Search to check its registration.
Maine has 1.4 million mobile subscriptions, 243,000 VoIP lines, and 157,000 landlines.