Who is calling from 220?

Area code 220 belongs to Newark, Ohio. Enter the full number to see the carrier, line type and location free, and the owner name when on record.

Location
Newark, Ohio
United States
Time zone
Eastern Time (ET)
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Places served by 220

NANPA rate centers in 220, ranked by how many phone prefixes each holds.

ATHENSPATASKALAZANESVILLEFRAZEYSBGBALTIMORELANCASTERAMANDAMARIONCHESAPEAKEPORTSMOUTHSTEUBENVLIRONTONROSEVILLECHESHIRCTRCHESTERHL

Who holds 220 numbers

142 prefixes (220-XXX) are assigned. Carriers holding the most:

Fractel35 prefixes
Onvoy28 prefixes
New Cingular Wireless Pcs25 prefixes
Aerial Communications15 prefixes
Verizon Wireless9 prefixes
Onvoy Spectrum6 prefixes

About 29% of 220 prefixes are held by wholesale carriers that commonly supply numbers to VoIP and texting apps (such as Google Voice or TextNow). A number from one of those blocks may not belong to a traditional phone line. What a VoIP number means.

Got a call or text from a 220 number?

  1. Don't call back until you know who it is. Scam calls often use local-looking numbers, and caller ID can be spoofed (FCC).
  2. Type the full number above. Carrier, line type and city are shown before anything is charged.
  3. If it is someone you met on a dating app, see reverse phone lookup for dating.
  4. Recognize the common scripts: fake bank alerts, unpaid toll texts, fake government agents, one-ring calls. All current phone scams.
  5. Report scam calls at ReportFraud.ftc.gov and add your number to the National Do Not Call Registry.

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Questions about 220

Where is area code 220?

220 is an area code for Newark, Ohio, also serving places such as Pataskala, Zanesville, Frazeysbg.

What time zone is 220?

Eastern Time (ET).

What other area codes serve the same area as 220?

740 shares the same area as 220. With overlays, 10-digit dialing is required.

Is a call from 220 a scam?

The area code alone cannot tell you. Scammers spoof local-looking numbers, so check the full number: a reverse lookup shows the line type and carrier for free, and the owner name when it is on record.

Who called me from 220?

Enter the full 220 number in the search box on this page. TrueSearch shows the carrier, line type and location free, and the owner name when it is on record. If no name is found, you do not pay.

All 220 prefixes (142)

Location is derived from the area code and may not reflect where the caller is now. Places and carriers come from the NANPA prefix report; time zones from the IANA database. TrueSearch compiles publicly available information and licensed telecom data. Not a consumer reporting agency. Not for FCRA purposes such as employment, tenant, credit or insurance screening.