+1 202 325 800 0

Risk level: High

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AI Analysis

Limited information: Multiple reports indicate scam attempts impersonating US government agencies (Customs and Border Protection, Homeland Security) regarding non-existent packages. Scammers provide misleading callback numbers and exhibit inconsistent identity information.

Likely purpose: Financial fraud through package delivery scams and false representation of US government agencies.

Most common user complaints

  • scammers, called from customs and border protection
  • Calls pretending to be government
  • about a package coming from Mexico
High dangerBlockImpersonation detectedningunaMissed call

AI analysis: Jul 3, 2026

Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.

Web research

The number appears to be a Washington, DC area (202) landline or mobile associated line; public reports label it as potentially Harassment/spam but evidence is mixed and scattered. Overall, online signals suggest caution; do not rely on it for trusted contact.

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The number appears to be a Washington, DC area (202) landline or mobile associated line; public reports label it as potentially Harassment/spam but evidence is mixed and scattered. Overall, online signals suggest caution; do not rely on it for trusted contact. 1. Likely owner/type: Public listings show 202 325 8000 as a DC area landline potentially operated by a local carrier, with some reports tying +1 202 325 8000 to the same line; no verified individual owner is consistently disclosed. It may be a business or public branch line rather than a personal mobile line. 2. What people say online: Reports exist on spam/scam databases and user forums labeling the number as harassment or spam; some entries aggregate user reports indicating unwanted calls. However, results are inconsistent across sources. 3. Association with spam/scams: There are multiple reports labeling the number as harassment or suspicious, suggesting potential unwanted calling activity; not all reports confirm scam, but risk appears non negligible. 4. Public exposure/leaked: The number appears in public call logging databases and directories (e.g., Yellow Pages/White Pages type entries, and scam report aggregators), indicating public exposure. Some listings also show user comments; leakage through public directories is evident. 5. Advice on answering/callback: Not advisable to answer or return calls without verifying via official channels; consider blocking or screening, and use reverse lookup cautiously due to potential data inaccuracies.

Checked · Aug 24, 202610 sources
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United States

Operator information

Country:
USUnited States
Prefix:
+1
Type:
Other
Operator:
Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile

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Community comments

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Anonymous
May 5, 2023

Caller provided his name as Chris Hall with Badge # 925R12 and said he was from Texas Customs and Border Protection. Caller ID showed his number as (310)703-4678 (Inglewood, CA), but when I asked him what number to call back for CBP in Texas, he provided me with (202)325-3000. This area code corresponds with Washington DC. However, the last four digits for CPB headquarters there are “8000”, not “3000”. He claimed they had received multiple packages addressed to me with my name and phone number, but each going to a different address. All were from Mexico and all tested positive or were found to contain illegal drugs. When the numbers he gave me didn’t match where he said he was calling from, I questioned him. He stated that they hide their true number for protective reasons. At that point I told him it sounded like a scam to me, to which he responded “Well, if that’s what you think then it’s not worth my time talking to you. You can just suffer the consequences.” and he hung up.

Anonymous
Feb 23, 2023

scammers, called from "customs and border protection"

Anonymous
Mar 9, 2022

Christ Markel (spelling?) called at 2:11 PM PT on March 8. He said he was from Homeland Security and gave me this number (202-325-8000) as a contact number. However, he called from 423-523-9235. He tried to tell me it was about a package coming from Mexico.

Anonymous
Jul 21, 2021

Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends received in Saint Louis, Missouri. Calling with recorded message (robocalls)

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Signal summary for +1 202 325 800 0

+1 202 325 800 0 belongs to the 202 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 4 public comments to explain the risk level.

Frequently asked questions

Who calls from +1 202 325 800 0?
+1 202 325 800 0 is a phone number with the 202 prefix in United States. It has been reported 4 times by the community as a possible unwanted call. Check the comments to find out who might be behind this call.
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