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Probably 20-30%. I don't answer calls from different area codes than mine
I'm in the opposite camp - never answer calls from area codes same as mine. Scammers now target numbers with same area code as the one they're spoofing. If also the first 3 digits after the area code match too, that's an even higher chance of a scam.
I don't have the same area code as the area I live in so it's pretty simple to weed spam calls out