Scam Calls from Area Code 904

Area code 904 covers northeastern Florida, anchored in Jacksonville, with complaint reach extending into South Carolina and Georgia. Between February and June 2026, 857 distinct numbers generated 2,233 complaints, placing 904 fifth among Florida area codes and 48th nationally out of 358 codes tracked. That combination of geographic spread and complaint density marks this as one of the more active corridors in the state.

The single largest complaint category is dropped calls or no message, with 361 reports. That volume typically reflects robocall infrastructure testing or intentional hang-up tactics designed to prompt callbacks. Impersonation calls claiming to represent governments, businesses, or personal contacts account for 248 complaints, and debt-reduction pitches targeting credit cards, mortgages, and student loans account for 214 more. Medical and prescription solicitations add 88 complaints, and home improvement and cleaning schemes contribute another 42.

The two highest-volume individual numbers, 904-842-6287 and 904-801-2030, each generated 24 to 25 complaints and both fall into the impersonation category, suggesting coordinated spoofing or a shared campaign operating out of or routing through the Jacksonville area. Debt-reduction numbers 904-327-5693 and 904-364-1318 account for 16 and 13 complaints respectively. The medical-line number 904-675-6391 drew 13 complaints on its own.

Four numbers among the top eight, including 904-420-1084 and 904-659-6933 at 15 complaints each and 904-895-5834 at 14, carry no assigned category but represent meaningful individual complaint loads. FCC records for the code show prerecorded calls outpacing live calls 37 to 22, consistent with automated dialing at scale rather than manual cold-calling.

The ongoing recency flag through June 2026 means this activity has not cooled. The concentration of impersonation complaints at the top of the number rankings, combined with a large base of dropped-call volume that may be seeding follow-on schemes, points to a code being used both to probe targets and to execute multi-category fraud simultaneously across a corridor connecting Jacksonville to peripheral Florida communities and into the Southeast.