Who Called Me from Area Code 332?
- No voicemail? Let it go. Real callers leave messages.
- Recognize the pattern? Check the number in the prefix lookup.
- Getting repeats? ActiveArmor® blocks and labels them automatically.
- Same prefix calling again? Compare it against this month’s most-reported 332 prefixes, right on this page.
- Curious who issued a number? Every 332 prefix belongs to a carrier — the registry names it.
91 unwanted-call reports naming 332 numbers in FTC Do Not Call complaint data, July 2–17, 2026. Consumer-reported and unverified.
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- Suspected spam labeled before you answer
- Caller ID & custom call blocking in the free app
- Reverse number lookup (available with ActiveArmor Advanced security. Fee required.)
- Identity monitoring & identity theft insurance (available with ActiveArmor Advanced security. Fee required.)
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Is Area Code 332 a Scam?
It’s added to the 212 region in 2017 and serves New York and surrounding communities. But legitimacy of the code says nothing about any single call. Scammers spoof local numbers constantly.
Been targeted? Report it to the FTC at reportfraud.ftc.gov. Reports feed the complaint data that powers spam blocking.
Scam texts from area code 332 numbers
The most common area code 332 text scam is the “wrong number” opener: a friendly message that pretends to know you, then moves the chat to WhatsApp and eventually to an investment pitch. Scripts currently circulating:
- “U at home?” · “Are you busy tomorrow?” · “How are you doing?”
- Delivery-problem and job-offer texts that link out to a login page
Don’t reply. A response marks your number as live. Forward scam texts to 7726 (SPAM), and AT&T ActiveArmor® filters known senders automatically.
How number spoofing works in area code 332
Caller ID is easy to forge. Spoofing fakes the number a call displays. The real owner of that 332 number isn’t involved and usually has no idea. That’s why blocking one number rarely stops the calls.
- A call from a number almost identical to yours (same 332 and prefix) is “mirror spoofing.” A missed call from your own number is never worth returning.
- Strangers calling you back saying you called them? Your 332 number is being spoofed. It typically passes within days, and you don’t need a new number. Report it at reportfraud.ftc.gov.
- The caller-ID checkmark: AT&T verifies network calls (STIR/SHAKEN). A verified mark means the displayed number wasn’t faked. No mark doesn’t always mean scam, but treat it with more caution.
Spoofed or not, the rule holds: unexpected caller, no voicemail? Let it go.
332 Area Code Prefix & Carrier Lookup
The three digits after the area code identify the carrier a number was issued to. All 159 assigned 332 prefixes below are real, from the public numbering registry. Type to filter.
This isn’t a reverse phone lookup: no legitimate free service can tell you who owns a specific number. What a 332 prefix does show: the carrier that issued it, whether it’s wireless, landline or VoIP, and the community it belongs to, which is often enough to judge whether a call was worth returning.
| Prefix | Carrier | Line type |
|---|---|---|
| 332-200 | Metro by T-Mobile (MetroPCS) | Wireless |
| 332-201 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-202 | Metro by T-Mobile (MetroPCS) | Wireless |
| 332-203 | Vonage | VoIP |
| 332-204 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-205 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-206 | Peerless Network | VoIP |
| 332-207 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-208 | Peerless Network | VoIP |
| 332-209 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-210 | Csc Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-212 | Yorkstream Communications | Landline |
| 332-213 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-214 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-215 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-216 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-217 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-218 | Lumen (Level 3) | VoIP |
| 332-219 | Lumen (Level 3) | VoIP |
| 332-220 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-221 | Intrado Communications | Landline |
| 332-222 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-223 | The Voice Application Network | Landline |
| 332-224 | Lte Wireless Inc D/B/A Lte Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-225 | Windstream (Paetec) | Landline |
| 332-226 | Lte Wireless Inc D/B/A Lte Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-227 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-228 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-229 | RCN (Astound) | Landline |
| 332-230 | Lumen (Level 3) | VoIP |
| 332-231 | Shelcomm | Landline |
| 332-232 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-233 | Onvoy Spectrum (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-234 | Nuso | Landline |
| 332-235 | Metro by T-Mobile (MetroPCS) | Wireless |
| 332-236 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-237 | Ip Horizon | Landline |
| 332-238 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-239 | Nuso | Landline |
| 332-240 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-241 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-242 | Ucomtel | Landline |
| 332-243 | AT&T (Teleport Communications) | Landline |
| 332-244 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-245 | Peering Hub | Landline |
| 332-246 | Stratus Networks | Landline |
| 332-247 | Windstream (Paetec) | Landline |
| 332-248 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-249 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-250 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-251 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-252 | Onvoy Spectrum (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-253 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-254 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-255 | Mix Networks | Landline |
| 332-256 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-257 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-258 | Leap Telecom | Landline |
| 332-259 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-260 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-261 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-262 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-263 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-264 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-265 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-266 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-267 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-268 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-269 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-270 | Five9 | Landline |
| 332-271 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-272 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-273 | Five9 | Landline |
| 332-274 | AT&T (Teleport Communications) | Landline |
| 332-275 | Hadlo Technologies | Landline |
| 332-276 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-277 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-278 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-279 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-280 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-281 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-282 | Ton80 Communications | Landline |
| 332-283 | T-Mobile (Omnipoint) | Landline |
| 332-284 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-285 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-286 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-287 | AT&T (Teleport Communications) | Landline |
| 332-288 | Coretel New York | Landline |
| 332-289 | AT&T (Teleport Communications) | Landline |
| 332-290 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-291 | AT&T (Teleport Communications) | Landline |
| 332-292 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-293 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-294 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-295 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-296 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-297 | Wavenation | Landline |
| 332-298 | Csc Voice | Landline |
| 332-299 | Boost Mobile | Landline |
| 332-300 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-301 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-302 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-303 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-304 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-305 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-306 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-307 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-308 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-309 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-310 | Verizon Wireless | Wireless |
| 332-312 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-313 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-314 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-315 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-316 | TPx Communications | Landline |
| 332-317 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-318 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-319 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-320 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-321 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-322 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-323 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-324 | AT&T Mobility | Wireless |
| 332-330 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-331 | Edgetel | Landline |
| 332-332 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-333 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-334 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-345 | FracTEL | Landline |
| 332-355 | Dialwave | Landline |
| 332-373 | Coretel New York | Landline |
| 332-378 | Ton80 Communications | Landline |
| 332-388 | Metro by T-Mobile (MetroPCS) | Wireless |
| 332-400 | Onvoy Spectrum (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-444 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-455 | Verizon Business (MCImetro) | Landline |
| 332-456 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-465 | Yorkstream Communications | Landline |
| 332-500 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-529 | Skye Telecom LLC dba Skyetel | Landline |
| 332-550 | Barr Tell Usa | Landline |
| 332-587 | Exiant Communications | Landline |
| 332-600 | FracTEL | Landline |
| 332-666 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-699 | FracTEL | Landline |
| 332-733 | AT&T (Teleport Communications) | Landline |
| 332-777 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-799 | FracTEL | Landline |
| 332-800 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-867 | Commio | Landline |
| 332-877 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-880 | 8X8 | Landline |
| 332-888 | Bandwidth.com | VoIP |
| 332-895 | Twilio | VoIP |
| 332-900 | Terra Nova Telecom | Landline |
| 332-910 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
| 332-963 | Windstream (Paetec) | Landline |
| 332-988 | Yorkstream Communications | Landline |
| 332-999 | Onvoy (Sinch) | VoIP |
Line type reflects the registry assignment; ported numbers can differ. Unknown 332 number calling? ActiveArmor® screens it before you ever look it up.
Cities & Communities in and around Area Code 332
Communities the 332 serves, filtered against the numbering registry’s rate centers, with each community’s key ZIP codes and the AT&T home internet available there. Cities link to their local AT&T internet page.
| City / community | Key ZIP codes | AT&T internet |
|---|---|---|
| New York | 11213, 11225, 11203 | Internet Air |
City list: AT&T service-area records and the public numbering registry. Key ZIPs: U.S. Census data for each community. Internet type: AT&T eligibility data, June 2026. Availability is always confirmed at your exact address.
332 Area Code Map
Area code 332 serves New York and nearby communities in NY.
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Counties Covered by the 332 Area Code
Counties are served in whole or in part; population is U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023.
Area Code 332: More Than a Number in New York
In New York, the 332 is more than digits on a caller ID. It arrived in 2017, layered onto the 212 region, and it has meant New York and surrounding communities ever since — 159 carrier prefixes keep its lines busy today, and an established 332 number still says you’ve been here a while.
The map tells its own story: New York and surrounding communities, with 212, 646 and 917 sharing the same streets today. Several codes, one local calling area, no long-distance between any of them — only the 332 came first.
Keeping a 332 matters here. An existing 332 number ports to a new phone, a new carrier, or a new AT&T line, and stays yours anywhere in the U.S. New lines in the area often draw 212 instead — one more reason locals hold on to theirs.
Need a new local number? Shop plans Keep your 332: bring it to AT&TInternet, wireless & stores in the 332
AT&T Home Internet in Area Code 332
AT&T home internet serves communities across area code 332, with AT&T Fiber where it’s built and AT&T Internet Air covering the gaps. Availability is decided address by address; every community in the table above links to its local internet page.
AT&T Fiber: Ltd. avail/areas. Speeds based on wired connection. Actual speeds vary. For 5-GIG, single device wired speed maximum 4.7Gbps. For more info., visit att.com/speed101. AT&T Internet Air: AT&T Internet Air not available in all areas. In rare cases, if your usage is contributing to congestion on the network, AT&T will greatly reduce your speed for a minimum of 30 min.
Pair it with wireless in an internet + wireless bundle. Run a business in the 332? AT&T Business Internet is available at many addresses.
Moving to Area Code 332?
Set up home internet in area code 332 before the boxes arrive, and find your new community in the table above or check your exact address below.
Your number moves with you: port your 332 number from anywhere, or keep your old number when you arrive. An AT&T store nearby can handle the whole switch in one visit.
AT&T Wireless in Area Code 332
AT&T’s 5G network covers most of area code 332. ActiveArmor® spam blocking is included with every unlimited plan, your 332 number stays yours, and great cell phone deals in New York are a tap away.
AT&T may temporarily slow data speeds if the network is busy. 5G req’s compatible plan & device. Coverage not available everywhere. Learn more at att.com/5Gforyou.
Need a new 332 number? Ask when you activate a line: the 332 shares its territory with 212, 646 and 917, so new lines may draw one of those codes, and porting an existing 332 number keeps it yours.
AT&T Stores in Area Code 332
Looking for cell phone stores in area code 332? These stores serve the 332 area — walk in for switching, porting, upgrades and hands-on help. (The 332 is new enough that most local stores still answer on longer-established numbers.)
Every AT&T store in the region, company owned and authorized retailer alike, each with its own store page.
All AT&T Stores Serving the 332 Area
Every AT&T store serving the 332’s communities. Tap any number to call.
International Calling from Area Code 332
Calling abroad from area code 332? AT&T International Calling adds discounted or unlimited rates to 200+ countries on top of your existing plan, and unlimited texting from the U.S. to 200+ destinations is already included on AT&T unlimited plans.
Top places of birth among foreign-born residents of the 332’s counties, U.S. Census Bureau ACS 2023.
Calling abroad from a 332 number: dial 011 + country code + number (or just + on a mobile). Traveling abroad instead? International Day Pass® takes your talk, text and data with you for a flat daily rate.
International Calling and International Day Pass® availability, rates and included destinations vary by plan; see att.com for the current country list.
332 Area Code Quick Facts & Dialing
How to dial a 332 number
| Scenario | Format | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Local call (within the region) | 332 + 7-digit number | (332) 555-0100 |
| Long distance (within the U.S.) | 1 + 332 + 7-digit number | 1 (332) 555-0100 |
| Calling 332 from another country | +1 332 + 7-digit number | +1 332 555 0100 |
| From a mobile phone | (332) + 7-digit number | (332) 555-0100 |
A Short History of Area Code 332
Added in 2017 to the 212 region, the 332 serves New York and surrounding communities. No splits or overlays have divided its territory since.
In service since 2017. Today the 332’s territory is shared with overlay codes 212, 646 and 917, so ten-digit dialing is required.
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