0013477728941
TimeLine☎️ 0013477728941 👆 is not a valid (Landline or Mobile) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of (347). The area code (347) originates from United States.
When this phone number appears on your Caller ID, it may be in one of these formats:
+13477728941+1 347-772-8941(347) 772-8941+1-347-772-8941
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0013477728941
- Questioning legitimacy of phone callDec
2022Report American lottery scam immediatelySep
2022Scam call promising fake winningsApr
2022Providing a potential scam numberMar
2021US Lottery Centre is a scamMar
2021False lottery win donation scamFeb
2020Lottery scam, won't call backJan
2020Scam involving fake lottery winningsJan
2020User warns about potential scamJan
2020Lottery scam alert, sounds misleadingDec
2019Mother received call marked dangerousDec
2019Warning about US lottery scamAug
2019Lottery win, duplicate comment, contact infoJul
2019Alert about fake lottery scamDec
2017Warning of potential scam callNov
2017Scam call about fake lotteryNov
2017SCAM alert: fake prize drawNov
2017Message claiming US lottery win, suspiciousNov
2017Lottery scam for $900000Nov
2017Warning about potential scam activityOct
2017Received automated win notification messageOct
2017Missed early morning call, not interestedOct
2017Unimpressed by early morning callOct
2017Scam lottery call alert possibleOct
2017Number Of Searches: 274 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 28 September 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Gosford(Devon), Horse Bridge(Staffordshire), Mossley Brow(Greater Manchester), Old Furnace(Torfaen) and Waldron(East Sussex).
0013477728941 has 24 comments of which 19 x negative and 5 x neutral
0013477728941 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0013477728941 👆 is reported as linked to persistent scam calls claiming lottery winnings from US and American lotteries, often mentioning large sums like £500,000 or more. Callers use fake names and accents, including Indian, and provide various US or international numbers to ring back. The callers sometimes refer to supposed lawyers or "London Associates" to make it seem legit. Many report automated messages left on answerphones, odd request to call back, or pressing options leading to premium charges. Users consistently warn of no real winnings, suspicious tactics, and the need to avoid sharing any personal info. The numbers have targeted elderly people and occur at inappropriate hours, including very early mornings. Overall, these calls are perceived as dangerous and a clear scam.
Reports on phone number 0013477728941
4 yearsSomebody called me from 003157158504 and said their name was Jay shaw, but I’m pretty sure that’s not his actual name. What a pain! 🤬🤬🤬Jay Shaw4 yearsGot a call on 12th September 2022 around 3pm from someone claiming I’d won £200,000 in an American lottery - total scam, obviously.4 yearsI kept getting calls from this bloke with an Indian accent, telling me I’d won £500k and to get in touch with London Associates on 033330344 to collect my prize. They said London Associates were solicitors who'd provide me with a certificate proving my winnings, unrelated to any dodgy money laundering stuff. The guy kept ringing over and over, insisting I had won the half a million. The American number he used was 0019147522070, but it just went dead after about three days.London Associates5 yearsGive 0013157917400 a go. They left me a message about winning 2nd prize with code 50586. Said it’s £150,000 or something like that??5 yearsAbsolutely dodgy US Lottery Centre! Don't fall for it, total con job!US Lottery Centre6 yearsGot back from the shops and found a voicemail from some US lottery place claiming I’d bagged £500,000 - yeah, right! They said I could give my “prize” away to any charity I wanted, must be some robot behind it. Seems like they're now calling from 0016467400055 or something.US7 yearsOn 13 Jan, got a call from something called the US Lottery Centre claiming I’d bagged 2nd prize of £500,000. They wanted me to ring 001 347 669 back. Bit dodgy really cos I was actually in the States when they rang! Sounds like one of those scams to me, especially as I don’t even play lotteries. No way I’m calling them, and honestly, I hope if it’s real, they give the money to some good charity instead!U S Lottery CentreStates7 yearsGot a call from what said was the US lottery saying I’d won 2nd prize, gave me a claim code and a US number to ring. Definitely a scam, don’t fall for it!US7 yearsTotally a scam, don’t trust it.7 yearsI got a voicemail from 0013476699085 claiming I’d won £500,000 in some US lottery. They said it was the 2nd prize and urged me to ring a number in the US. Seemed way too fishy to be real. Turns out, it’s definitely a scam!US7 yearsGot flagged as sketchy from what I've read before. Despite that, this number called my mum today, who’s quite old. Seems like it’s still out there ringing people.7 yearsGot a call about some US lottery win, looked dodgy. Tried ringing back using the return call button and also dialled the number myself, both ended up charging me a lot more than usual. Watch out, it’s definitely a premium rate scam.US7 yearsGot a call from the U.S Lotto Centre claiming I’d bagged the 2nd prize. They gave me a ticket number and asked to confirm it was mine. Sounded exactly like the other stories here - big winnings and a phone number to ring back. Definitely felt fishy to me.U.S. Lotto Centre9 yearsThey never gave me a proper website, just some fake like [#]uslotterycenter[###]. I asked for it but got nothing real. They said I had winnings but I’d have to go all the way from the UK to the US to pick it up. Total con. Definitely don’t share any of your info with these lot!UKStates9 yearsDodgy call from some US lottery, telling me I won 100,000 on ticket number 05789. It was some automated voice saying to ring this number 0013477728941. Definitely a scam, best to ignore it!US9 yearsGot a voicemail from some supposed US house lottery, claiming I'd won £100,000 on ticket number 05789. They left a number to ring back on, 0013477728941. Totally a scam, so don’t bother calling them and just block the number if they ring you.US House Lottery9 yearsGot a call from the US about winning second prize - £125,000 in some monthly free house raffle or something, with a lottery ticket 05789. They asked me to call back on 0013477728941. Pretty sure it’s a total scam, so don’t even think about ringing that number!9 yearsGot a voicemail from someone claiming they were from the US lottery centre saying I’d won second prize of £120,000. Bit strange they mentioned pounds instead of dollars for a US lottery win. They left a number to ring back, it was 0013477728941, said I needed to call to claim my prize. Seemed pretty dodgy to me.US LotteryUS9 yearsGot a call from some US lottery place claiming I’d bagged $900,000! Told me to ring them back. Nah, that’s obviously a total scam!US Lottery Centre9 yearsWatch out, this is definitely a scam!!9 yearsI received a call earlier today, and there was a recorded message left on my answering machine urging me to return the call to claim what they described as a rather substantial win. They provided a ticket number for me to reference when I phoned back to supposedly collect my winnings. Quite baffling, to say the least!9 yearsWoke up to a call at 5.20 in the morning! Got told I won second prize or something, but I gave them a fake number to avoid any follow-ups. No way I’m ringing back!9 yearsGot a call from this number at 4 in the morning! It was some sort of automated message, but honestly, there’s no way I was gonna listen to it that early. Definitely left a bad impression on me.9 yearsgot a call today, sometime in october 2017, from an automated voice saying i’d won second place in some lottery. i never join any lotteries outside the UK, so it’s clearly dodgy. they said to press 1 to claim or 2 to hang up. i reckon if you press 2, you still get hit with some expensive charges.UKSubmit Your Own Report ((347) 772-8941)
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