(417)-929-4311

Rogersvl, MO · United States · Paetec Itel, LLC

VerdictNah
ReportsNone yet
Complaints1 FCC

Complaints were filed by consumers with US regulators.

Number details

Location
Rogersvl, MO · United States
Carrier
Paetec Itel, LLC
Line type
Landline or business line
Prefix status
In Service
Number pooling
Yes · blocks of 1,000 in this prefix can belong to other carriers
Operating company no.
829J
Area code
417
Prefix
417-929
Also written as
+1 417-929-4311 · +14179294311 · 417.929.4311

Carrier and line type come from the block this number was issued from. Numbers can be ported, so the current carrier may differ.

Complaints filed with regulators

FCC complaints
1
Robocall
1 of 1
Most common subject
Other Services
First complaint
2026-10-06
Latest complaint
2026-10-06

Source: FCC Consumer Complaints Data (unwanted calls), refreshed daily. Complaints are consumer statements and are not verified by the agencies or by us.

What people reported

No reports yet for this number. If it called you, be the first.

Other numbers in 417-929

No other number in this block has been reported here or complained about to the FCC.

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Area code 417 · Missouri

Prefixes in use
711
Carriers
65
Main cities
Springfld, Joplin, Branson, Bolivar
This carrier
Paetec Itel, LLC holds 18 of 711 prefixes
Biggest carriers in 417
  • Southwestern Bell99 prefixes
  • Cellco Partnership dba Verizon Wireless - Mo88 prefixes
  • Brightspeed Of Missouri, LLC82 prefixes
  • New Cingular Wireless Pcs, LLC - Il51 prefixes
  • Onvoy, LLC - Mo40 prefixes

All 417 prefixes →

About 417-929 numbers

Numbers starting 417-929 were assigned to Paetec Itel, LLC for Rogersvl, MO. Caller ID can be spoofed, so a local-looking number is not proof the call came from there.

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Sources behind the lookup

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SourceWhat it shows
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Regulator complaintsAvailable FCC or FTC consumer complaint counts and dates. A complaint is an allegation, not a finding of fraud.

Risks and limitations

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