Is (201) 499-9045 a scam?

Some reports: Reported 5 times in the last 30 days

Reported to the FTC 5 times in the last 30 days, mostly about energy, solar, & utilities, usually as a robocall.

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From the FTC’s Do Not Call complaints

What people reported

Reports, last 30 days
5
Days with reports
2
Said it was a robocall
100%
Last reported
Oct 2
Oct 1: 3 reportsOct 2: 2 reports
Reports per day. 5 reports from Sep 18 to Oct 18. The busiest day was Oct 1, with 3 reports. The FTC publishes complaints each weekday; the latest days and weekends fill in later.

What the calls were about

  • Energy, solar, & utilities
  • Home improvement & cleaning
  • Home security & alarms

Published by the FTC each weekday; our copy begins September 18, 2026. People file these reports and the FTC does not verify them.

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What to do

If (201) 499-9045 called you

  1. Let it go to voicemail if you do not recognize it; real callers leave a message.
  2. Don't share codes or personal details on a call you did not expect.
  3. If it claims to be a company you use, call the number on your bill or card instead.
  4. Block it. On an iPhone: open Recents, tap the info button next to the call, then Block Caller. On Android: open Recents, touch and hold the call, then Block.

Caller ID can be faked: the real caller may have used this number without its owner knowing, so it may belong to someone who never called you.

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Questions

About (201) 499-9045

Who called me from (201) 499-9045?

(201) 499-9045 is a number with an area code in New Jersey. People reported it to the FTC 5 times in the last 30 days, most often about energy, solar, & utilities, and most of those reports say it was a robocall. Caller ID can be faked, so the number on your screen may belong to someone who never called you. If the caller said they were your bank, a doctor or a government office, hang up and call the number you already have for them.

Is (201) 499-9045 a scam?

People reported it to the FTC 5 times in the last 30 days, which is not proof either way. Let it go to voicemail: real callers leave a message.

How do I stop calls from (201) 499-9045?

Block it on your phone. On an iPhone, open Recents, tap the info button next to the call and choose Block Caller. On Android, open Recents, touch and hold the call and choose Block. Scammers switch numbers often, so blocking one number rarely ends the calls; your carrier may offer free call filtering too.

Should I call (201) 499-9045 back?

Not if you don't recognize it. Calling back tells the caller your line works, and some numbers are set up to charge you by the minute. If it matters, a real caller will leave a message.

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