First reported · last updated · 1 report across 1 scam type
Is +17605969234 a scammer?
1 self-reported, unverified report says yes, most often for Romance Scam — but no report on this site is independently confirmed. Treat it as a community record, not a verdict.
What is a Romance Scam scam?
A stranger builds a personal or romantic relationship over weeks or months, then invents an emergency, travel cost, or investment "opportunity" that requires you to send money.
Classic "wrong number" pig-butchering opener. US number (+1 760) contacted our business WhatsApp, then claimed "I mistook you for Monica from Vivi's company", apologized, and immediately pivoted to personal small talk ("I noticed your number is from China. Are you Chinese too?"). Profile: verified WhatsApp Business account named "Kevin", avatar of a well-dressed Asian man painting, listed as "web designer" at Taikoo Place, 979 King's Road, Quarry Bay, Hong Kong — location inconsistent with the US number. The verified badge and upscale HK office address are part of the persona. No money requested yet at time of report. Screenshot evidence available.
No. Every report on this case file is self-submitted by the person who filed it and has not been independently verified. Treat it as a community record, not a verdict -- and note that an unlisted number is not proof it is trustworthy either.
What should I do if +17605969234 contacts me?
Don't send money, verification codes, or personal information based on this conversation alone. Verify the person's identity through a separate channel before trusting what they're asking for, and file your own report here if they attempt to scam you.
How can I add more information to this case file?
File a new report with the same number from the Report a Scammer page. Every report stays on file, so newer details appear alongside earlier ones rather than overwriting them.
Why does this page show related and recently reported numbers?
They come from the live case file, not a fixed list. The same scam type or country calling code often points to the same person or crew working through multiple numbers, so nearby reports can help you spot the pattern.