Scam Calls from Area Code 907

Calls out of Alaska's 907 area code are co-reported with Real Estate Solutions, flagging an impersonation thread running through what is otherwise a mixed-scheme code. That tie-in gives context to the 26 debt-reduction complaints logged here, a category that frequently overlaps with mortgage and property pitches. Number 907-350-2308 accounts for 7 of those complaints directly, making it the clearest single node in that cluster.

The highest-volume number in the code is 907-240-0408, which drew 12 complaints under the impersonation category — calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends. That places it well above the next-busiest number in the same category and suggests a concentrated spoofing or neighbor-spoofing operation rather than scattered dialing. The code spans 80 distinct numbers generating 213 total complaints since February 2026, with activity still ongoing as of June 2026.

Sixty of those 213 complaints are dropped calls or silent connections, spread across three numbers — 907-318-6456 at 9 complaints, 907-318-6454 at 7, and 907-318-6455 at 5. The sequential structure of those three numbers is notable: sequential last digits on the same prefix strongly suggest a single dialing platform cycling through assigned lines, using silence or hang-ups to verify working numbers before routing live or prerecorded pitches.

Two numbers — 907-531-6158 with 6 complaints and 907-225-4141 with 5 — carry no category assignment but together represent 11 complaints that don't fit neatly into the code's dominant patterns. The lottery and sweepstakes bucket adds another 8 complaints, all attributed to 907-215-8658, rounding out a code that is running at least three distinct scheme types simultaneously. Reported locations extend well beyond Alaska to California and Texas, with individual reports tied to Gloversville, New York and Highlands Ranch, Colorado, confirming the 907 prefix is being used as a spoofed Alaska identity to reach targets across the country. The combination of impersonation, debt solicitation, and silent-call probing suggests an operation that is actively building and qualifying call lists.