0085281914992
TimeLine☎️ 0085281914992 👆 is not a valid (Personal Number) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 8191. The area code 8191 originates from Hong Kong SAR China.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0085281914992
- Transition to Hirotoshi Sugimoto artistDec
2019Labeling something as a scamSep
2019Low quality, electronic signature, lacking deliveryAug
2019Scam letter from bank employeeJul
2019Questioning legitimacy of inheritance letterJul
2019Letter promising inheritance, skeptical of legitimacyJul
2019Suspicious suggestion to keep fundsJul
2019Received unwelcome reply todayJul
2019Uncle Alfred's inheritance, some dramaJun
2019Malicious scammer with fake detailsApr
2019Received possible scam inheritance letterMar
2019Promoted despite lacking moral standardsOct
2017Suspicious email claiming inheritance offerJun
2017Number Of Searches: 143 Number Of Comments: 12 First Seen: 29 May 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blacktop(Aberdeenshire), Bramhall(Cheshire) and Dunwear(Somerset).
0085281914992 has 12 comments of which 11 x negative and 1 x neutral
0085281914992 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0085281914992 👆 is reported as a classic scam where letters claim recipients are next of kin to someone who died in a tsunami or similar event, leaving vast sums of money in a bank. The scammers use fake identities with official-sounding titles and refer to real banks to seem legit, but the emails come from personal rather than official bank addresses. They promise large payouts but want you to contact them directly and often suggest keeping a suspicious share for themselves. The letters are poorly made, often recycled with the same amounts mentioned, and the story lines don't add up. Many consider it an obvious fraud and warn others not to engage, seeing it as a cheeky or malicious con targeting people across the UK.
Reports on phone number 0085281914992
7 yearsI got a call from some guy saying his name was Hirotoshi Sugimoto. He sounded pretty friendly at first, but something felt off. Turns out he kept asking for my bank details, which I obviously didn’t give. Must be some sort of scam or something, so watch out if you get a call from him!Hirotoshi Sugimoto7 yearsTotally a scam, just ignore and throw it away.7 yearsbasically what others said, just a cheap bit of paper with an electronic signature. for something worth 47 million, i expected at least a recorded delivery letter. gonna hang on to it though, have a chuckle and maybe show the workmates.7 yearsGot a letter for my manager today, claiming he might be the next of kin to someone who supposedly left behind $47,500,240 in the Norinchukin Bank. That bank is real, but the letter came from some bloke called Kazuto Oku, who says he works there. Problem is, the letter didn’t have the proper bank letterhead and claimed he’d keep half the money himself - definitely a red flag. Also, his email wasn’t even from the bank’s domain, just some random japanmail address. Total scam if you ask me. Phone number listed was +852 81914992 and the email kazuto22@japanmaill###. Don’t fall for it!Norinchukin BankKazuto Oku7 yearsMy grandma got a letter just like a bunch of others here, supposedly from a guy named Kazuto Oku. The letter said she was about to get some money from an oil tycoon. They assured her it was totally legal and safe. What’s more, she was told she'd only be getting 45% of the funds, which was a crazy amount (£47,500,240.00). Strangely, it asked her to get in touch using his private email, not any bank contact. I’m sure the bank mentioned is legit, but I’m pretty certain the person who sent the letter isn't really who he claims to be.Kazuto Oku7 yearsIts kinda suspicious how he also says I should get to keep half of the $47,500,240.00. Feels like too many things lined up just right.7 yearsGot a call from this number just today, don't bother replying.7 yearsSo I got a call from some bloke called James Yanhong or something, saying my uncle Alfred had died. Apparently I’m meant to get the lot now he’s gone, but this sneaky sod wants to claim half of it! Mad stuff, honestly. RIP uncle Alfred, if that’s true.BlimeyJames YanhongAlfredAlR. I. P.7 yearsthere’s this dodgy scammer who sends out letters all over the uk claiming to have bank funds waiting for generous folks. my letter said something ridiculous like $47,500,240.00 - pretty obvious he can’t even be bothered to change the figures each time (check the other comments for proof). the letter looked kinda official with some watermark and a barcode at the bottom. he goes by mr kazuto oku, apparently from the norinchukin bank in tokyo. total nonsense!UKKazuto OkuNorinchukin BankTokyo7 yearsGot a letter today from this Mr. Kazuto Oku, who apparently is some sort of managing director at Norinchukin Bank. It said I’m the next of kin to someone who died in the 2004 tsunami and that I’m entitled to 45% of $47,500,240. Honestly, it sounds like a load of rubbish. If it looks too good to be true, it usually is.Kazuto OkuNorinchukin Bank9 yearsSince June, this bloke has gone and promoted himself - now he’s calling himself the director of credit and marketing at that same bank. Looks like he missed the bus when they were dishing out common sense, decency and any form of ethics!9 yearsI got a letter with this number on it and I'm pretty sure it's a scam. The bloke says he's Zeng Hao, some sort of deputy general manager at Guangdong Nanyue Bank Ltd, and that I'm the next of kin to someone who died in the 2004 tsunami. He claims I can get 45% of $63,300,359.00. Sounds dodgy to me.Zeng HaoGuangdong Nanyue Bank Co. LtdSubmit Your Own Report (8191 4992)
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