Area Code 737

FTC complaints involving 737 numbers

Numbers shown with area code 737 in the FTC's Do Not Call “Reported Calls” database (recent reporting window). Most common reported reasons: “Other”, “Reducing your debt (credit cards, mortgage, student loans)”, “Calls pretending to be government, businesses, or family and friends”.

Most-complained 737 numbers:

• (737) 245-7182 — 12 complaints
• (737) 237-8578 — 5 complaints
• (737) 358-4461 — 5 complaints
• (737) 727-2896 — 5 complaints
• (737) 237-2639 — 5 complaints

These are FTC Do Not Call complaints filed about specific numbers shown with this area code — frequently spoofed. The area code itself is not a scam. See the most-reported area codes and the most-reported phone numbers nationwide.

Frequently asked questions

Where is area code 737?

Area code 737 covers Austin and nearby cities including Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown in Texas, in the Central Time.

What cities use area code 737?

Area code 737 serves Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Georgetown, San Marcos in Texas.

What time zone is area code 737 in?

Area code 737 is in the Central Time (America/Chicago).

How do you dial a 737 number?

Dial all 10 digits: 737 followed by the 7-digit local number. From abroad, dial +1 737 and the local number.

Is a call from area code 737 a scam?

A 737 number is geographically tied to Texas, but caller ID can be spoofed, so the displayed area code does not prove where a caller really is. If you did not expect the call, do not share personal information and consider looking the number up.

Is 737 a country code?

No. 737 is a US area code (a domestic 3-digit code), not a country code. The country (calling) code for the United States is +1, shared across the North American Numbering Plan. So a full 737 number written for international dialing looks like +1 737 followed by the 7-digit local number.