0085225477910
TimeLine☎️ 0085225477910 👆 is not a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 2547. The area code 2547 originates from Hong Kong SAR China.
The Caller ID for this phone number could show up in the following ways:
+85225477910+852 2547 79102547 7910+852-2547-7910
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0085225477910
- Annoying, pushy sales calls reportedJan
2018Annoying calls for Hip BizJan
2018Beware of scam broker callsJan
2018Pushy, annoying sales calls, watch outJan
2018Calls about investment offer scamJan
2018Scam brokers offering pre-IPO accessJan
2018Frequent calls advertising business opportunitiesJan
2018Received insulting phone call at workDec
2017Hipbiz Holdings Ltd is a scamNov
2017Received call with background noiseNov
2017Unwanted calls are frustratingNov
2017Suspicious message regarding stock tradingNov
2017Unknown caller, confused location, spamNov
2017Negative accusation of being scammersNov
2017Claimed Hong Kong, actually scamNov
2017Missed international calls, no voicemailNov
2017Caller identified herself, not sellingNov
2017Caller not selling anything, hung upNov
2017Urgent warning about financial scamNov
2017Offering valuable information on launchNov
2017Receiving persistent calls, potential scamNov
2017Unwanted calls, man and ladyNov
2017Questionable identity associated with investmentsNov
2017Unwanted call asking executor statusNov
2017Received suspicious call, left unattendedNov
2017Date linked to illegal activityNov
2017Finance in Hong Kong: Beware scamNov
2017Number Of Searches: 146 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 11 November 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Little Houghton(South Yorkshire), Oulton Stret(Norfolk) and Start(Devon).
0085225477910 has 27 comments of which 17 x neutral and 10 x negative
0085225477910 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0085225477910 👆 is reported as a persistent and intrusive scam involving calls from individuals claiming affiliation with a dubious investment firm promoting high-return schemes linked to Hong Kong and the Philippines. Callers often use aggressive sales tactics, urging recipients to invest money or open accounts, sometimes falsely presenting pre-IPO opportunities with promises of fixed dividends. Many report rude behaviour when declining, and some have noted attempts to obtain personal or company director information. The company behind these calls lacks credible credentials, audited accounts, or legitimate business operations. Numerous users warn that engaging could lead to financial loss, highlighting this as a dangerous and time-wasting scam. Recipients are advised not to respond or share personal details and to treat such calls with extreme caution.
Reports on phone number 0085225477910
9 yearsHip Biz Trading seems to be a right nuisance! I keep receiving calls from them, and it's all to do with their services in Hong Kong and the Philippines. They're incredibly persistent - I find it rather tiresome, to be honest. They won’t stop urging me to part with my cash to give them a go or to set up an account. Be wary, everyone - this could be quite dodgy!Hip Biz TradingHong KongPhilippines9 yearsI’ve had calls coming in about once each week starting from November 2017 until the end of January. They try to pitch an 8.5% return along with early entry into pre-IPO deals for investors. Such a waste of time. Be careful though, these could be dodgy brokers like Justin King, Danny King and Patrick Nolan pushing these hipbiz schemes. Definitely looks suspicious to me.Justin KingDanny KingPatrick Nolan9 yearsAbsolutely, I’ve been getting calls roughly every week since November 2017, right up until the end of January. They’re promoting some enticing 8.5% returns along with exclusive pre-IPO opportunities for early investors. It’s just a waste of time, really. Beware of dodgy brokers who are pushing Hipbiz, particularly those like Justin King, Danny King, and Patrick Nolan. Keep your eyes peeled for this lot!HipbizJustin KingDanny KingPatrick Nolan9 yearsKeep getting calls from some hip biz trading folks, mostly from Hong Kong and the Philippines. They're super pushy, always hassling you to send cash or open an account to "try them out." Honestly, it's pretty irritating. Would be careful with these calls - they seem a bit risky.Hong KongPhilippines9 yearsI’ve been getting calls nearly every week from November 2017 right up until late January. They keep trying to pitch this 8.5% return deal along with early access to pre-IPO shares. Total waste of time. Be careful of dodgy brokers like Justin King, Danny King, and Patrick Nolan pushing Hipbix - seems like a right scam.Justin KingDanny KingPatrick Nolan9 yearsDon’t get calls from Hip Biz Trading? Yeah, those are super annoying! They repeatedly ring from Hong Kong and the Philippines, trying way too hard to sell you their stuff. Always nagging you to put some money down, open an account, or give their service a go. Honestly, it feels a bit sketchy. I’d be careful with them, sounds risky to me.Hip Biz TradingHong KongPhilippines9 yearsFor ages now I've been getting calls like this. Most times they know my name but claim they’re not trying to sell anything, then launch into some chat about a business opportunity they reckon is great. They usually ring from a hidden number. This time the number showed up though. I caught on quick, told them no one by that name lives here and just ended the call.9 yearsI got a call and they asked to speak with my director. When I said I couldn’t pass the phone, they got really rude and began insulting me, saying I was nothing and just a receptionist. It was quite disrespectful.9 yearsJust got a call from some firm called Hipbiz Holdings Ltd claiming they’re gearing up for an IPO on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Honestly, it sounds like a total scam. Their website looks dodgy and there’s no actual financial reports or audits anywhere. They’re promising an 8.5% dividend but this company seems to barely exist. Wouldn’t bother unless you’re keen to lose your cash.Hipbiz Holdings LtdHong Kong Stock Exchange9 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Asian accent, she knew my name, sounded like she was at a home with kids making noise in the background. She just hung up straight away.9 yearsDidn't pick up when this number rang on 22/11/17. Honestly, there should be some way to put an end to these pointless calls.9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from UBS in Hong Kong, saying they had some 'inside info' that was meant to affect the stock markets in Hong Kong and Singapore. Seemed obvious that the plan was to get me to transfer cash for some deal, which obviously would've been a total loss if this was legit. If it even was, insider trading's illegal and could land you in big trouble with fines or jail time. I just blocked the number straight away.UBSHong KongSingapore9 yearsGot a call from some random Asian lady trying to talk about her company, said something like HIPDen or whatever. She mentioned sending an email to my Bigpond address, which is Aussie, but I’m actually based in England. Honestly, what a load of rubbish from those muppets.England9 yearsTotal scam, dont trust these calls!9 yearsThey said they were from Hong Kong, but it’s definately a scam. Don’t trust them.Hong Kong9 yearsI got a few calls from an 'international' number but decided to let them go to voicemail. Strangely enough, whenever I checked, there was nothing there because the person just hung up instead of leaving any message.9 yearsJust got a call from some so called financial company in Hong Kong, kept stressing it was "time sensitive" and i needed to act fast. Looks like a total scam to me, pushing you to make quick decisions without time to think. Watch out for these dodgy calls!Hong Kong9 yearsI got a call from a finance firm saying they had some important info about a new business set to start up in January. Seemed like they wanted to keep me in the loop about it.9 yearsGot a call from an Asian woman who knew my name and said she wasn’t trying to sell me anything. I just said, “Alright then,” and hung up.9 yearsI got a call today where they were asking for my husband, who passed away about five years back. I told them straight away and hung up. I think it had something to do with money or finance stuff since they've rang before, but never used his full name, just his first name. Quite strange really.9 yearsShe told me her name and said she wasn't trying to sell me anything. I just said, "Alright then," and hung up straight away.9 yearsGot a call from a bloke today, and just yesterday a woman rang me too. Both seemed to know who I was. Told them both to stop calling me again.9 yearsThey claimed they were calling from Hong Kong but said they worked with an investment company based in Texas.Hong Kong9 yearsA few months after my dad died, this number rang up my mum asking if she was the one handling his will. When she told them she wasn’t, they just hung up on her. It was quite upsetting.9 years11/16/17 total scam!9 yearsGot a ring from this number just now. Picked up and a lady said her name was something like Jackie Ross, wanted to talk to my husband. It felt a bit dodgy so I just hung up. Next time I’ll let it go to voicemail and check if she leaves a message.Jacky Ross9 yearsGot a call from what said it was a finance company in Hong Kong, but it felt dodgy right away. Pretty sure it was a scam trying to get my details. Be careful with these kinds of calls!Hong KongSubmit Your Own Report (2547 7910)
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