Los Angeles, California

Area code 213 phone validation

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Location
Los Angeles, California
United States
Time zone
Pacific Time (PT)
Prefixes in use
786
NANPA utilized-codes report

What validating 213 numbers tells you

  • ✓Valid or dead. Disconnected and unassigned 213 numbers are flagged before your dialer or SMS tool reaches them.
  • ✓Mobile, landline or VoIP. Know which numbers can take a text and which are desk phones or app numbers.
  • ✓Carrier. The carrier each number is on now, which can differ from the company that was first given the prefix because numbers are ported.

Who holds 213 prefixes

Companies holding the most 213 prefixes (NPA-NXX blocks) in the NANPA utilized-codes report. This is who was assigned the number blocks, not who serves each number today: a number can be ported to any carrier, which is why a live check matters.

Pacific Bell137 prefixes
T-Mobile Usa120 prefixes
Onvoy65 prefixes
New Cingular Wireless Pcs58 prefixes
Verizon Wireless44 prefixes
Bandwidth.Com Clec41 prefixes

200 of 786 213 prefixes are held by companies that commonly supply numbers to VoIP and texting apps.

Places served by 213

Lsan Da 01, Lsan Da 10, Lsan Da 07, Lsan Da 09, Lsan Da 13, Lsan Da 14, Montebello, Lsan Da 04.

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Questions

Where is area code 213?

213 serves Los Angeles, California, including places such as Lsan Da 10, Lsan Da 07, Lsan Da 09. Time zone: Pacific Time (PT).

Which area codes overlap with 213?

310, 323, 424, 747, 818 serve the same area. A list for this area will usually mix these codes, and TrueSearch checks them all the same way.

Does a 213 number mean the person is in California?

Not always. People keep their numbers when they move or switch carriers, and VoIP numbers can be assigned anywhere. The area code tells you where the number was first assigned, not where the person is today.

What does validating a 213 number tell me?

Whether the number is valid or dead, whether it is a mobile, landline or VoIP line, and the carrier it is on now, from live carrier data.

Does TrueSearch check Do Not Call lists?

No. TrueSearch does not check the National Do Not Call Registry, state DNC lists or litigator lists yet. Run those checks separately where they apply.

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This guide is general information, not legal advice. TrueSearch for Business checks validity, line type and carrier from licensed telecom data. It does not check the National Do Not Call Registry, state DNC lists or the FCC Reassigned Numbers Database. Not a consumer reporting agency; not for FCRA purposes.