I don’t see anything listed for area code 632, but area code 623 is assigned to Arizona.
Maybe try switching those two numbers in the phone number and running it through Google for the reverse lookup - it may not give you a name, but it might.
It’s not listed as a country code either.
Odds are good that this was an attempt to scam you out of some serious dough by tricking you into calling an international equivalent of a “976” or “900” number.
I don’t say my name on my outgoing message. It’s an unlisted number - if you have it you know me…I hope. Plus I moved to this state recently so I’ve only had service for about 5-6 weeks (no forwarding from my old number).
He called me by my first and last name, said he was calling to say hi/how have you been. He acted as if we knew each other. Referenced a town in CA I have visited. Asked how (name of old girlfriend) was. Said to call him as he wanted to talk and was now in Manil[l]a.
I’m writing it off as a fluke or a scam. My name is common enough as is my ex girlfriends. I don’t know anything about Manila, but Id guess only 10-15 people have my number.
An unlisted number won’t appear in a reverse/criss-cross directory, or any other resource. (Listed numbers can be used to obtain the name and address of the person.)
Your area phone book (if you’ve received it) has useful information in the first few dozen pages, including the local calling exchanges (i.e. the first 3 numbers after the area code) of your nearby towns and cities.
And just in case it proves useful to anyone else, one can do a google search on a 10 digit phone number to bring up the name of the person and their location, as long as it’s a listed number.