Most reports flag this number as a scam – often a robocall pretending to be a Chinese authority or tech support, trying to steal personal data. If you miss the call, let it go to voicemail; never press any keys or give information. Block the number on your phone and report it to your carrier or a local consumer‑protection agency. Keep your caller ID set to private and consider a call‑blocking app for extra safety. Stay skeptical of any urgent‑tone messages about account blocks or phone access – they’re classic phishing tricks.
A mystery number called; I didn't answer and no voicemail was left, likely a marketing outreach.
Warning: scammer, do not answer this line.
Seems insane—numerous calls from various numbers are flooding my phone with spam.
My security suite caught and blocked it as a scam call – 10/10 detection.
This unethical scammer should be ignored; never share personal or financial details, and efforts to halt such scams are needed.
Definitely a scam.
The call appears to impersonate a Chinese government representative, speaking in Chinese and attempting to swindle hardworking people; ignore and block it immediately.
Received a phishing scam from this number, which warned my account would be blocked and instructed me to call back and press options for language selection; recommend blocking it.
Message warned that phone access would be blocked, followed by a Chinese AI voice that collected numbers, possibly linked to a Chinese surveillance operation.
Call from China.
No answer was given, no voicemail left; this unknown number could be a scam.
Offensive Chinese scammer.
Message claimed to be from the Chinese embassy in English, followed by an Asian language; likely a scam targeting international students.
Skip answering this call.
Likely a scam.
Seems like a tech‑support scam; you’re placed in a queue of 14 with a 7‑minute wait.
Pure fraud.
Identified as a scam call.
Number not recognized – no voicemail left, looks shady.