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Robocalls in Oregon

Oregon consumers have filed 13,834 unwanted-call complaints with the FCC against 12,414 different phone numbers between 2014-01-01 and 2026-11-03 — 1.4% of all state-attributed complaints, ranking 24 nationally. Complaints in the last 12 months are up 8% on the 12 months before that.

13,834
FCC complaints
6,317
FTC DNC reports
1,501
FTC reports, last 30 days
#24
National rank (FCC)

What Oregon residents are reporting

6,317 FTC Do Not Call complaints from Oregon since Jul 24. The most common named subject is impostor (government, business, family), at 15%. 63% of complainants who answered said the call was a recorded message.

Complaint subjects

  • Other / unspecified3,02448%
  • Impostor (government, business, family)95915%
  • Debt reduction5609%
  • No subject given3946%
  • Dropped call / no message3826%
  • Home improvement & cleaning3646%
  • Medical & prescriptions1893%

When the calls come (as reported)

29% between 12pm and 3pm; 94% on weekdays, most on Wednesdays.

Week by week

1,540 complaints from Oregon in the last four weeks, down 26% on the four weeks before.

Neighbor spoofing in Oregon

39% of the calls Oregon residents reported showed the resident's own area code, and 48% showed a Oregon area code of any kind. 9% came from toll-free numbers. Most calls here don't pretend to be local, so a familiar area code is less of a warning sign than in states where spoofing dominates. How neighbor spoofing works.

What the caller ID showed

  • The resident's own area code2,43939%
  • Another Oregon area code5899%
  • Toll-free number5829%
  • Out-of-state area code2,70743%

Area codes on the calls

  • 503 (Oregon)1,08617%
  • 541 (Oregon)97215%
  • 971 (Oregon)79413%
  • 458 (Oregon)1763%
  • 8771192%
  • 8881102%

Oregon area codes

Each county is coloured by the area code that holds most of its phone prefixes. Overlay codes share one territory and one colour. Complaint counts are from Oregon residents since Jul 24.

Map of Oregon counties coloured by area code: 458/541, 503/971
Built from NANPA prefix assignments and US Census Bureau county boundaries. Area codes follow exchange boundaries, so county colours are approximate at the edges.
Area codeResidents' complaintsCalls showing it
503 · 9713,4821,880
458 · 5411,6861,148

Likely campaigns reaching Oregon

2% of Oregon's FTC complaints in the campaign window match one of these statistical groupings: many numbers, the same complaint, the same pattern. They don't identify who is calling.

Oregon complaint volume by year

Unwanted-call complaints filed with the FCC by Oregon consumers each year. The shape of this curve reflects both actual call volume and how aware consumers are that the FCC complaint centre exists.

Area codes most reported in Oregon

The displayed area code of numbers reported by Oregon consumers — often, but not always, a local code, because spoofing favours familiar-looking numbers.

How the calls reached Oregon

Prerecorded Voice
6,920
Live Voice
4,369
Abandoned Calls
1,453
Text Message
841
Autodialed Live Voice Call
63
Email
1
Wireless (cell phone)
7,966
Wired
3,982
Internet (VOIP)
1,868

Numbers Oregon residents reported this month

The numbers Oregon consumers reported most to the FTC's Do Not Call Registry in the last 30 days — 1,501 reports in all, 198 of them this week; 63% were described as robocalls. Click a number for what it was reported for.

What Oregon residents were called about this month

  • Other / unspecified
    625
  • Impostor (government, business, family)
    291
  • Debt reduction
    168
  • Home improvement & cleaning
    93
  • Dropped call / no message
    84
  • No subject given
    78
  • Warranties & protection plans
    44
  • Medical & prescriptions
    37

Numbers most reported to the FCC by Oregon consumers

Ranked by how many Oregon FCC complaints name them, limited to the last five years. A number appearing here means people in Oregon reported receiving calls that displayed it — not that its owner placed them.

Do Not Call protection in Oregon

Oregon formally adopted the FTC's National Do Not Call Registry as its own state list rather than running a separate one, so a single free registration at donotcall.gov covers you. State authorities can still enforce against telemarketers who ignore it, in addition to any federal penalty.

Whatever your state does, the federal National Do Not Call Registry applies, and the Telephone Consumer Protection Act gives you a private right of action against certain unlawful calls. Report unwanted calls at the FCC complaint centre and fraud at ReportFraud.ftc.gov. In Oregon, the Oregon Department of Justice also takes consumer complaints about scam calls.

Do Not Call classification per National Association of Attorneys General — history of Do Not Call. This is general information, not legal advice.

Oregon robocall FAQs

What are Oregon robocalls about right now?

Since 2026-07-24, Oregon residents filed 6,317 FTC Do Not Call complaints. The most common named subject was impostor (government, business, family), at 15% of complaints, and 63% of callers who answered said the call was a recorded message.

Are spam calls in Oregon using local numbers?

Often. 39% of the calls Oregon residents reported to the FTC showed the resident's own area code, and 48% showed a Oregon area code of any kind; 9% came from toll-free numbers. A local-looking number is no evidence the caller is local.

When do robocalls hit Oregon?

29% of complaints that give a call time describe calls between 12pm and 3pm local time as reported.

How many robocall complaints do Oregon residents file?

Oregon consumers have filed 13,834 unwanted-call complaints with the FCC against 12,414 distinct phone numbers, covering 2014-01-01 to 2026-11-03. That is 1.4% of all state-attributed complaints in the dataset, ranking Oregon 24 among US states and territories by complaint volume.

Does Oregon have its own Do Not Call list?

Oregon formally adopted the FTC's National Do Not Call Registry as its own state list rather than running a separate one, so a single free registration at donotcall.gov covers you. State authorities can still enforce against telemarketers who ignore it, in addition to any federal penalty.

Where do the calls reported in Oregon come from?

The FCC records the state the person filing the complaint was in, not where the caller was. Because caller ID is easily spoofed, a call reported in Oregon may have been placed from anywhere in the world and may have displayed a Oregon number that belongs to an uninvolved person. Area code alone tells you nothing reliable about a caller's location.

What kind of calls are reported most in Oregon?

Prerecorded Voice is the most-reported category in Oregon, accounting for 6,920 of the 13,834 complaints (50%). Live Voice is second with 4,369.

Complaint figures from the FCC Consumer Complaint Data Center, imported nightly, and FTC Do Not Call complaints (unverified consumer reports), published every weekday. The state recorded is the state the complainant filed from.