0085281703350
TimeLine☎️ 0085281703350 👆 is not a valid (Personal Number) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 8170. The area code 8170 originates from Hong Kong SAR China.
The Caller ID for this phone number might appear in the following ways:
+85281703350+852 8170 33508170 3350+852-8170-3350
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0085281703350
- Disregard the letter, no improvementFeb
2020Received suspicious letter, contacting policeFeb
2020Reported received letter to authoritiesApr
2019Unexpected inheritance letter, feeling wealthyApr
2019Letter received from Martin ChumApr
2019Warning about possible scam letterApr
2019Received letter with prepaid envelopeMar
2019Excited about inheritance letter scamMar
2019Martin Chum is a scamMar
2019Report person sending multiple lettersMar
2019Suggesting reporting repeating fraudulent lettersMar
2019Surprised by family tree discoveryMar
2019Received document, reporting situation laterMar
2019Correction: Mr Martin Chum wroteMar
2019Scam letter promising inheritance moneyMar
2019Similar to reported inheritance scamMar
2019Suspicious email about inheritance scamMar
2019Inheritance scam letter, consider reportingFeb
2019Beware of fake heir huntersFeb
2019Strange coincidence with repeating numbersFeb
2019Commenter is doubtful of authenticityFeb
2019Variation on surname scam detailsJan
2019Received scam letter from "Martin Cheung"Jan
2019Questioning legitimacy of distant relative inheritanceJan
2019Email scam from banker cheugDec
2018Possible scam offer from strangerDec
2018Suspected scam involving inheritance moneyDec
2018Received scam letter about trackingNov
2018Illegitimate inheritance scam by mailNov
2018Doubts about Royal Mail effortsNov
2018Questioning legitimacy of an offerOct
2018Number Of Searches: 240 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 27 September 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Altskeith(Stirlingshire), Rodmersham Green(Kent) and Up Exe(Devon).
0085281703350 has 29 comments of which 26 x negative and 3 x neutral
0085281703350 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0085281703350 👆 is reported as a common inheritance scam linked to letters from a person named Martin Chum or Cheung, claiming recipients have inherited a large sum from a deceased relative. The letters often ask for personal details and promise substantial financial gain, urging secrecy and quick contact via email. Many users identify it as fraudulent and advise against responding or sharing any information. The correspondence may appear on official-looking stationery with prepaid envelopes, but it’s widely recognised as deceptive. Recipients are encouraged to report these incidents to the police and Royal Mail. The consensus warns strongly to avoid engagement, as this is a known scam targeting vulnerable individuals through false inheritance claims.
Reports on phone number 0085281703350
7 yearsA letter came through to me here in West Yorkshire from the number 0085281702933. I'm thinking of handing it over to the cops.West Yorkshire7 yearsOh yeah, received that letter ??, honestly just chucked it straight in the bin, no point wasting time on it!7 yearsGot a letter from Martin Chum dated 1st April too! I’ve reported it to Royal Mail and they’re asking for as much info as possible, even photos of the envelope it came in, so they can investigate further. If you’ve had one too, you might want to send everything over to [email protected][###]Martin ChumRoyal Mail7 yearsSo, I got this letter from a guy called Martin Chum claiming to speak for someone named Stuart who passed away. Apparently, I'm supposed to be entitled to £9,830,000. Haha, guess I’m rolling in it now!Martin ChumStuart7 yearsJust got a letter from someone called Martin Chum, as mentioned above.Martin Chum7 yearsReally hope no one gets caught out by this. I’ve been working at a bank for more than 14 years and can tell you, these scams are causing a lot of folks to lose a ton of cash. Just received a ridiculous letter from someone called Martin Chum today - honestly, it just oozes SCAM. Stay sharp, if an offer sounds too amazing, it probably ain’t legit at all.Martin Chum7 yearsJust received a letter in the post today, came in one of those Royal Mail paid envelopes.Royal Mail7 yearsHavent received the call so far, but outta nowhere I got a letter today about some guy called Stuart, supposedly my long lost mate! Woohoo, they say I could get half of $9,830,000. All I gotta do is email him back at ([email protected][###]) and then the cash is mine. Yeah right, like that’s gonna happen!Stuart7 yearsJust like others have said, this Martin Chum character uses the same number and talks about some fake 'estate' cash. It’s obviously a scam. Really hope nobody falls for it and ends up paying for all those pointless letters he’s sending out. Not trustworthy at all.Martin Chum7 yearsGot the exact same letter today. I reckon this bloke needs reporting because there’s loads of these letters being sent around.7 yearsWow, I never realised I had this many family members out there!!7 yearsToday I got the exact same letter, and honestly, I reckon this person needs to be reported because there seems to be loads of these letters being sent out.7 yearsGot a letter that matches exactly what’s been said here. I’m planning to report this for sure.7 yearsGot a letter with the same message but this time it’s from a Mr Martin Chum, not Cheung like all the other ones I’ve seen. He mentioned he was in a hurry and handed the letter to a mate who was coming to the UK, asking him to post it once he got here. The letter’s dated just three days ago.Martin ChumCheungUK7 yearsMy husband got a letter mentioning this number, saying he might share an inheritance. It smelled like a total scam but could really scare anyone who believed it.7 yearsGot a letter from someone called Matin Chum, looks like one of those usual 'inheritance' scams. They used the email [email protected][###] and that Hong Kong number +85281703350. Watch out, it’s probably a dodgy trick.7 yearsGot a message from someone calling himself Matin Chum, seems just like those inheritance scam stories folks talk about. His email was something like [email protected] and the phone number was +85281703350. Just a heads up in case anyone else gets contacted by him.Matin Chum8 yearsGot the identical letter about inheritance today from this scammer. Would it be a waste of time reporting it to the police?8 yearsHad a letter from this Martin Cheung bloke too, all about some Stuart who died without a will and weirdly shares my last name. Proper Heir Hunters would be upfront about where they’re based and wouldn’t mind you checking they’re legit. This guy wants you to keep it hush-hush - total red flag, feels like a dodgy deal. Remember, the banks or the official folks who have the money are the ones you need to convince, not some random person claiming to be a mate. Seriously, don’t ring him or hand over your bank info!Martin CheungStuart8 years852 8170 3350 This number popped up and it's bizarrely the same as the one from this address ages ago - might have been about 24 years back! Even the amounts mentioned were exactly the same. It's crazy these scams never seem to stop. Keep your guard up everyone!8 yearsThis one’s just like the others posted here. Some bloke named Mr Cheug going on about Stuart and £9.8 million. Total scam, nothing new.CheugStuart8 yearsThere’s a scam going around linked to a name that sounds like Cheug or something similar. From what I’ve found, it’s been happening since as early as 2009. Just thought it’s worth sharing so others can be careful with calls like these.Cheug8 yearsReceived a letter just like this from Mr Martin Cheung, a banker, and the number matched the one above. Total scam, be careful!Martin Cheung8 yearsGot this same letter saying some distant relative called Stuart left me a fortune of 9,830,000 USD. I checked the phone number given - +852 is Hong Kong alright, but right after that the digits starting with 8### point to a redirect line, so maybe Stuart isn’t in HK after all. Could be Nigeria or somewhere else dodgy!StuartHong KongNigeria8 yearslike others have said, got this letter with a phone number claiming im an heir and that ive got some money waiting for me. it said to get in touch by email. ive ignored it so far and im trying to figure out who the email actually belongs to. pretty sure its just a con. my tip? dont call or email martin cheug, its dodgy.Martin Cheug8 yearsGot a letter saying we were being traced by a heir hunter, and the number they left seemed fishy. Definitely felt like a scam to me. Watch out!8 yearsStrange thing is, I got a letter from a number linked to an old place I moved out of 18 years ago. Then, outta nowhere, a few days later, another letter turns up at my flat now. Both came in prepaid envelopes, both signed by some Martin Cheung bloke. And the whole thing's about some daft ‘inheritance’ that makes no sense.Martin Cheung8 yearsScammers pretending to be heir hunters, sending stuff in Royal Mail pre-paid envelopes. What on earth is Royal Mail doing about these frauds? Absolutely nothing, it seems. Proper rubbish.Royal Mail8 yearsCould this be some kind of scam?Submit Your Own Report (8170 3350)
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