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Phone number 512-978-1510 has 20 user reviews. The available classifications do not yet show a clear consensus.
512-978-1510 appears to be a landline number linked to Austin, TX.
The prefix is associated with SOUTHWESTERN BELL.
This phone number has been searched 5849 times and has 20 user reviews.
User reviews most clearly mention Alert.
Based on user reviews, 512-978-1510 is most often associated with Alert.
| Type | Reviews |
|---|---|
| Valid | 10 (50%) |
| Scam suspicion | 3 (15%) |
| Unknown | 7 (35%) |
These topics and phrases appear repeatedly in reviews for 512-978-1510.
Here are representative review excerpts for 512-978-1510. Each excerpt comes from a distinct approved comment.
“2/2/22: VALID CALL: Austin Travis County cautioning residents of freezing weather overnight, possibly hazardous, icy road condition, and to remain indoors.”
“City Covid conditions alert”
“received call 11-24-20 from 512 978 1510, a legitimate call from the City of Austin Health Department with cautionary instructions for this Thanksgiving weekend regarding covid-19. I verified legitimacy via 311.”
2/2/22: VALID CALL: Austin Travis County cautioning residents of freezing weather overnight, possibly hazardous, icy road condition, and to remain indoors.
City Covid conditions alert
received call 11-24-20 from 512 978 1510, a legitimate call from the City of Austin Health Department with cautionary instructions for this Thanksgiving weekend regarding covid-19. I verified legitimacy via 311.
Austin Public Health spam from some company called Everbridge Alerts. 3 texts and 3 phone calls, then another 2 texts in Spanish.... If you text them ""STOP"" you should receive a message that says you have opted out. It should be illegal to spam like this, even from the government.
Austin Public Health, avoid public gatherings this weekend 9/4 through 9/6... but BLM protests with no masks in the middle of the street are ok. Screw Travis County. Screw Mayor Adler. Screw the democrat party.
> we were here 1st pendejo. Google it you racist imbecile. Bye the way lol, then you got your *** kicked and had to go back. GG; no re
To the 2nd poster—we were here 1st pendejo. Google it you racist imbecile. Bye the way—I’m already back where I came from...Texas. #youretheproblem #itsnottheflu #stayhome #spicwiththreedegrees #doctorspic
Caller is Austin Public Health. I've received automated calls from this number before; I think last time it was when we were under the ""boil water"" notice. This time, it was a recorded call about COVID 19 and included a warning to stay home, wash hands, avoid public gatherings, and find more information at the local governments virus webpage. I think they're calling now because the July 4 weekend is coming up, and they're hoping people don't go out and go crazy again.
Some **** rambling on in Spanish about Covid19. THIS IS AMERICA, SPEAK ENGLISH OR GET THE HELL OUT.
Travis County information on Covid19. How to stay safe.
Travis County “don’t celebrate Independence Day, but if you need to riot, it’s cool bruh”...
City of Austin/Travis County PSA re: rising cases of COVID-19 infections/hospitalizations and safety instructions for July 4 celebrations. *also received text message from 89361 re: same
This number just called me 5 times back to back. The first 3 times I rejected the call and they immediately dialed right back. The 4th and 5th times I let the call ring (did not reject) but did not answer; No voicemail was left.
First, I got a text in English about the coronavirus spreading. Then, a few minutes later, I got another text in Spanish (probably the same as the one in English). The next thing I know, I get a phone call from this number. First of all, I don't answer calls from numbers I don't know and ,second of all, I definitely don't answer calls that say ""SPAM RISK"" on them. I can see from the other comments here that this is the phone number being used by Austin Public Health to put out an alert that the coronavirus is spreading. Please tell me something I don't already know. *rolls eyes*
I did not answer as it was listed under “Spam Risk”. They called back in seconds, I declined the call and then they proceeded to call back 8 times in less than two minutes. If it really is the City of Austin, they have no business calling repeatedly and incessantly in that amount of time and they could’ve just left a voice mail. On top of all that, I don’t even live in Travis county!
Austin Public Health calling re: CoViD-19 and precautions over holiday weekend.
Called my work number but left no message. I'm not in this area code.
City of Austin left Coronavirus alert regarding increased cases and reinstating the shelter-in-place directive.
re: (512)798-1510 on 2020/07/01 ~ 4:40pm. My old ATT wall phone # showed on my tv. Tried calling back on cell - always busy. Minutes later my new ATT cellphone (diff #) rang. Bilingual PSA from “Austin Public Health” - Corona cautions: mask distancing, stay home, avoid groups, etc. For practicing a safe 4th of July go to : AustinTexas.gov/covid-19. At 4:58 pm same source called my old ATT cell #.
Austin City emergency line - called with info about Covid-19
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