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Chinese mobile numbers are 11 digits starting with 1xx. Each carrier has designated prefix ranges. Landlines use area codes.
| Prefix | Type | What it means | Cost to call back |
|---|---|---|---|
| 134-139 / 150-153 / 182-184 | Mobile | China Mobile | Standard mobile rate |
| 130-132 / 155-156 / 185-186 | Mobile | China Unicom | Standard mobile rate |
| 133 / 153 / 180-181 / 189 | Mobile | China Telecom | Standard mobile rate |
| 010 | Landline | Beijing | Standard rate |
| 021 | Landline | Shanghai | Standard rate |
| 020 | Landline | Guangzhou | Standard rate |
| 400 | Business | 400 shared-cost hotlines | Caller pays local rate |
| 800 | Toll-Free | Freephone (fixed line only) | Free from fixed lines |
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These are the most-reported caller fraud patterns targeting Chinese numbers right now.
Callers impersonate MPS (Ministry of Public Security) officers claiming you are under investigation for fraud or money laundering. They demand transfers to a "safe account." Chinese police never conduct investigations by phone or demand transfers. Report to the Ministry of Public Security anti-fraud line 96110.
Callers claim a package in your name contains contraband and has been intercepted. They threaten arrest unless you pay a "deposit" to prove innocence. No legitimate courier or customs service operates this way. Hang up and report to the National Anti-Fraud Center app.
Callers offer to increase your Alipay or bank credit limit requiring a small "verification" transfer to confirm your account. This is a social engineering trick to test whether you will comply. Block the number and report to your bank's official fraud hotline.
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