+1 602 256 300 3
Risk level: Low
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AI Analysis
Limited information: Potentially spam/scam related to medical services and prescriptions in Arizona, US, involving robocalls and suspicious links in SMS.
Likely purpose: Likely medical spam/scam aiming to obtain information or money.
Most common user complaints
- robocalls
- suspicious links in SMS
- outdated/invalid medical order references
AI analysis: Jul 1, 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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.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 US based line; available sources suggest it may be listed in spam/lookup databases, but no verified owner details are consistently confirmed. Public reports are sparse or non definitive, and spoofing/commercial lookups are common, so treat with caution.
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The number appears to be a US based line; available sources suggest it may be listed in spam/lookup databases, but no verified owner details are consistently confirmed. Public reports are sparse or non definitive, and spoofing/commercial lookups are common, so treat with caution. 1. Likely a regular US telecommunications number (carrier/mobile) with potential for being used or listed in scam/telemarketing contexts, but no verifiable owner identity found. 2. Public chatter about this exact number is limited; generic guidance from scam lookup sources emphasizes verifying identity, as numbers can be spoofed. 3. Some indicators from lookup resources point to possible association with spam or telemarketing, but reliability varies and cannot be confirmed for this exact line. 4. Exists in general reverse lookup databases, but there is no clear evidence of large scale public leakage or exposed listings tied to this number. 5. Given uncertainty and potential for spoofing, answering or calling back is not advised without independent verification.
United States
Operator information
- Country:
United States- Prefix:
- +1
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile
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Community comments
2Call related to Medical & prescriptions received in Arizona. Calling with recorded message (robocalls)
I received several texts over several days from (602)256-3003 w/links to a web url and phone #, telling me they (SimonMed) have received my order and to click link to schedule. I never click text links. I called my Dr and my insurance company to confirm I have no current imagery orders in. I looked up SimonMed online and called to investigate. Individual claimed it was a "duplicate order" from Dr. such and such. That Dr retired in Oct 2021 and closed up his office. Upon further inquiry I find out that the "order" he has is a legit order for a knee Xray, but from May of 2021. Why would a medical imaging company be sending me texts to schedule an Xray from a Dr who retired 4 years ago and for imagery already done in 2021? And to a new phone # I didn't have until last year and never updated with SimonMed? The explanation doesn't hold up. Something really fishy going on here.
Signal summary for +1 602 256 300 3
+1 602 256 300 3 belongs to the 602 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 2 public comments to explain the risk level.
