Scam Calls from Area Code 567

Area code 567, which overlays northwestern and north-central Ohio, has generated 462 complaints across 217 numbers since February 2026, with activity still ongoing as of June 2026. The footprint is concentrated in Ohio cities including Toledo, Mansfield, Galion, Tiffin, and Dublin, though complaints have also been filed from California and North Carolina, indicating that the numbers are reaching beyond the region they nominally serve.

Impersonation calls lead the complaint categories with 58 reports, followed closely by dropped calls or no-message contacts at 52 and medical and prescription pitches at 49. Debt-reduction solicitations covering credit cards, mortgages, and student loans account for another 37 complaints, with a small tail of energy and solar pitches adding 7 more. The spread across these categories reflects a code being used by multiple distinct operations rather than a single campaign.

The two highest-volume individual numbers, 567-806-2084 and 567-599-9088, each drew 10 complaints. Neither carries a categorized complaint type in the data, but their complaint counts place them at the top of the 217 active numbers. Close behind is 567-202-2467 with 6 complaints, also uncategorized. Among the identified lines, 567-206-8799 drew 5 complaints for impersonation calls, 567-212-8964 generated 4 complaints tied to debt-reduction pitches, and 567-588-0232 produced 4 dropped-call complaints.

At rank 288 out of 358 area codes overall, 567 sits in the lower-volume tier nationally, but among Ohio area codes specifically it ranks 31st out of 39, placing it in the middle of the state's own complaint distribution. The volume is not exceptional in raw terms, but 217 distinct numbers generating 462 complaints in roughly four months points to a broad, distributed dialing operation rather than a handful of persistent offenders.

The threat read here is one of diffuse churn: many numbers, moderate per-number complaint counts, and a mix of impersonation, medical pitches, and debt solicitation running simultaneously. That pattern suggests spoofed or rapidly cycled numbers being used across several parallel campaigns, which makes the 567 prefix likely to keep producing new complaint numbers even as specific lines go quiet.