Скачать или смотреть Westchester’s 914: White Plains Map, Trusted Status, and Con Ed Scam Alerts

Your phone rings with a 914 number—is it a realtor in Scarsdale, a corporate HQ in White Plains, or a scammer spoofing the suburbs? In this video, we explore the "Golden Apple's" northern neighbor and the specific threats targeting Westchester County in 2026.

The 914 Breakdown:

The Geography: The exclusive code for Westchester County, covering the urban hubs of Yonkers, New Rochelle, and White Plains, plus historic villages like Sleepy Hollow and Tarrytown near the Tappan Zee Bridge.

The "Standalone" Status: Unlike most of NY, 914 has remarkably avoided an overlay so far. As one of the original 1947 codes, it remains a solitary symbol of prestige for the region, making it highly coveted and recognizable.

Con Edison Utility Scam: A critical warning for residents: scammers spoof trusted 914 numbers to pose as Con Edison, threatening to shut off your power during winter storms unless you pay an "overdue bill" immediately.

Spectrum Cable Trap: Be alert for fraudsters claiming to be from Spectrum, offering fake discounts in exchange for your personal account details—a rising threat in the area.

Business Prestige: Why a 914 number is a "gold mine" for businesses, signaling you are established in the home of corporate giants like IBM and PepsiCo, rather than an outside caller.

Whether you are visiting Kyquit or commuting on Metro-North, this guide helps you separate the real 914 from the fakes.

#914AreaCode #WestchesterNY #WhitePlains #Yonkers #Scarsdale #SleepyHollow #ConEdison #ScamAlert #NewYork #MobileServicesCenter