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(503) 832-5694

  • Portland, Oregon
  • Geographic
  • Unknown
  • 10:34 pm PDT
  • 6 lookups
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Carrier Unknown
Line type Unknown
Location Portland, Oregon
Time zone Pacific (UTC-07:00) Outside legal telemarketing hours. A sales call right now breaks the TCPA
Country United States +1
Ported Unknown
Formats

Where it’s registered

All about area code 503
Area code covers Portland, Salem, Tualatin, Tigard, Beaverton, Lake Oswego

Why this score?

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  • -10 Marked safe by the community1 people say this caller is legitimate.

Signals used: community reports (recent ones count more), report categories, FTC Do-Not-Call complaints, report spikes, line type and numbering-plan checks. Methodology

Community reports

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1Total reports
0%Unwanted
1Last 7 days
5 hoursSince last report

Reports over 90 days

2026-10-29: 1Aug 1Today

What people say it is

Legitimate / safe caller1
Caller claimed to be Mel Dorman ×1
Legitimate / safe caller

Claimed to be: Mel Dorman

i downloaded a book and they called to ask about that

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Questions about this number

Who called me from (503) 832-5694?

(503) 832-5694 is a geographic number assigned to Portland, Oregon. Across 1 community reports, people most often describe it as “Legitimate / safe caller”.

Is (503) 832-5694 a scam?

Our verdict is “Likely safe” with a risk score of 0/100. Community reports look positive. Even so, never share codes or passwords on a call you didn’t expect.

How do I block this number?

iPhone: Phone → Recents → tap ⓘ next to the number → Block this Caller. You can also turn on Settings → Phone → Silence Unknown Callers.
Android: Phone → Recents → long-press the number → Block/report spam. Then turn on “Caller ID & spam protection”.

I already gave them information. What now?

Call your bank straight away and change any passwords you shared. Place a free fraud alert with a credit bureau. Then report it at IdentityTheft.gov (US) or to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre (Canada).