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You see a 301 number. If you're from the D.C. area, you know what that means. It’s "Old School." In this video, we explore the wealthy suburbs of the Nation’s Capital and the legendary 301 area code.
⚠️ URGENT SCAM WARNING: Because of the proximity to Washington D.C., scammers use 301 numbers to impersonate federal agencies (IRS, SSA) and target residents with security clearances. We explain how to spot these calls.
In this video, we cover:
• The Location: Bethesda, Silver Spring, Rockville, Potomac, and the DC borders.
• The Status: Why 301 is considered a "legacy" number for established locals.
• The Overlay: The history of 301 and the introduction of the 240 and the brand new 227 area codes.
• Scam Alert: The "Social Security Suspension" scam targeting government contractors.
• For Business: Why a 301 number gives you instant credibility inside the Beltway.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro: The "Old School" Maryland Number
0:30 - Where is Area Code 301? (DC Suburbs & Bethesda)
0:55 - The 301, 240, and New 227 Overlay Explained
1:20 - Is 301 a Scam? (Federal Impersonation Warning)
2:15 - Why You Need a 301 Number for Business ( The Beltway Flex)
2:50 - Conclusion
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