Surprisingly, many users describe repeated calls from +8610086 as a prerecorded Chinese voice that offers no clear purpose. The consensus points to an automated spam operation, often framed as a fake service or urgent account issue. Because the content is unintelligible and the caller ID masks the origin, the risk of a scam is high. Recipients should let the call go to voicemail, note the number, and add it to their phone’s block list or report it to their carrier. Installing a reputable call‑filtering app can further reduce exposure, and never share personal data with unknown callers.
In the past month, I have received three calls from Beijing, but I did not answer this particular call.
I didn't answer the call, and it's worth noting that I've received multiple calls from Beijing in the past month.
In the past month, I've received three calls from Beijing, but I didn't answer any of them.
The call from Beijing was not answered, marking the third such call within the last month.
Having received multiple calls from Beijing in the last month, I chose not to answer this one.
The caller is a scammer
恐吓电话，很烦人，就挂了。
Now its blocked, ushally tries to contact me frecuently
This number is now blocked after frequent attempted contacts.
Now that I've blocked this number, I recall it previously attempting to contact me frequently.
I have now blocked this number, which used to frequently try to contact me
This number is now blocked, having previously attempted to contact me on multiple occasions.
Fortunately, my iPhone identified this call as spam, displaying a caller ID from Beijing, China. Later, an alert from Apple indicated an attempted use of my Apple ID in Beijing, a coincidence that seems too great to ignore, prompting immediate changes to passwords and sensitive information.
Fortunately, my iPhone recognized the call as spam, and it was identified as coming from Beijing, China, which was followed by a suspicious alert from Apple about an attempt to use my Apple ID in the same location
My iPhone recognized this call as spam, and it's concerning that the caller ID said it was from Beijing, China, especially since I received an alert about my Apple ID being accessed from the same location shortly after.
Fortunately, my iPhone recognized and blocked this spam call, which allegedly originated from Beijing, China, and coincidentally, a subsequent alert from Apple indicated an attempt to use my Apple ID in the same location, prompting immediate changes to my security information
For an extended period, someone spoken in Chinese to me over the phone.
Someone was ranting in chinese for a long time on this call
A lengthy, incoherent rant in Chinese was received from this number.
Somebody was ranting in chinese for a pretty long time, it was pretty anoying
我是一个詐欺电话诈骗牛具。我用了帮凶成为我的黑钱
我覆打我的手机号5码，通过房竖短郎
Following the Oregon DMV computer hack, which led to the mining and selling of personal informations, I recieved a call and chose not to listen to the voice message, insted I blocked the caller.
I didnt listen to the voice message and blocked the caller, this happend after the Oregon DMV computer was hacked and oregonians personal information was mined and sold
Following the Oregon DMV hacking incident, I blocked this caller and chose not to listen to their voice message.
I chose not to listen to the voice message and blocked the caller, this happened after the Oregon DMV computer was hacked and personal information was stolen and sold.
I choosed not to listen to the voice message and blocked the caller, this has happend after the Oregon DMV computer was hacked
As i dont know anyone in China, i dont expect any legitamate calls from that region
Given my lack of connections in China, I wouldn't expect any legitimate calls from that region.
Receiving a call from China is suspicious, given no known connections to the country
