Reported (821) XXX-XXXX phone numbers lookup
Browse phone numbers associated with area code 821 in South Carolina (SC), United States. Our database currently includes 10,000 numbers from this range, of which a total of numbers have been recently reported.
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(206) 922-0880
Robocall spam from 206-922-0880.
(866) 771-6169
A robocall warned about an imposter scam, pretending to be a government office or other official source (number 866-771-6169).
(888) 905-0901
Robocalls from 888-905-0901 impersonate a government, business, or someone known and try to scam the recipient.
(877) 578-2315
An automated robocall advertising spam came in on 877-578-2315.
(877) 578-2751
A robocall warning of spam came in on 877-578-2751 and was flagged as unwanted.
(941) 726-1627
This number keeps calling as a robocall and is being reported as spam.
(888) 310-1306
A robocall on 888-310-1306 came through as spam and prompted complaints.
(866) 771-5582
An automated spam call came in using 866-771-5582.
About Area Code 821
Area code 821 serves South Carolina’s Upstate alongside 864. It covers Greenville, Spartanburg, Anderson, and surrounding communities in the state’s northwestern region. Numbers starting with 821 belong to the Eastern Time Zone.
- Location: South Carolina (SC), United States
- Time Zone: America/New_York
- Introduced: 2024
- Overlay Code: None listed
- Service Type: Mixed (Landline, Mobile, VoIP)
- Major Carriers: Unknown
- Numbers in Our Database: Over 10 thousand phone records.
Area Code 821 History and Coverage
Area code 821 was activated on August 19, 2024, following the approval of the South Carolina Public Service Commission on September 27, 2022, of relief from the 864 numbering plan area. The decision, in the Docket No. 2022-141-C proceeding, was made based on a NANPA forecast that all available 864 numbering resources would be depleted by the first quarter of 2025. The regulator decided on an all-services distributed overlay of 821 in the existing 864 area, maintaining the use of existing 864 numbers.
The decision came through a formal planning process involving the North American Numbering Plan Administrator and the South Carolina telecommunications industry. Federal rules authorize state commissions to decide whether relief takes the form of an overlay, geographic split, or boundary realignment. For this case, the commission found that an overlay met the applicable industry guidelines. The earlier 864 territory had been created in 1995 through South Carolina’s first geographic split of 803, giving the 821 assignment a direct place in the state’s longer numbering-plan history.
That inherited footprint reaches from Oconee and Pickens counties near the state’s western edge through Cherokee and Union counties, with Abbeville, Saluda, McCormick, and Newberry also within the numbering-plan area. Those county boundaries remain the geographic framework for 821.