01989760538
TimeLine☎️ 01989760538 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 198976 with a prefix of 01989. The area code 01989 originates from Ross-on-Wye.
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+441989760538+44 1989 76053801989 760538+44-1989-760538
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01989760538
- Scams target desperate, vulnerable individualsFeb
2014Ignore possible scam prize promotionMay
2011Beware of persistent scam callsApr
2011Grateful for helpful online resourceNov
2010Ignore unsolicited prize letters. TrashOct
2010Grateful for online information foundJan
2010Scam with different wording identifiedJan
2010Scammers exploit vulnerable elderly individualsJan
2010Checked first, won't call backDec
2009Sent rude response in RussianNov
2009Claim number via post mentionedNov
2009Changed number multiple times, suspiciousNov
2009Possible scam prize notificationNov
2009Suspected scam involving phone numberNov
2009Recurring unclaimed prize letters receivedOct
2009Suspicious prize claim, unsolicited contactOct
2009Suspected scam involving changed numberOct
2009Scammers repeatedly targeting victimsOct
2009Ignore scam calls and mailOct
2009It's a scam, don't engage!Oct
2009Suspected scam, name changes notedOct
200901989760538 has 21 comments of which 21 x neutral
01989760538 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01989760538 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving prize-winning claims that urge recipients to call premium rate numbers or send costly texts. Multiple users warn of repeated unsolicited letters and calls from organisations with changing names but the same Ross-on-Wye address. The prizes are vague or undisclosed, and calls can cost around £1.50 per minute, lasting several minutes. Many have never entered any competitions and advise against responding or paying any fees demanded for postage or claims. Older and vulnerable individuals are particularly targeted. Users recommend ignoring, binning, or returning the mail without stamps to force scammers to bear postage costs. Overall, this operation is widely regarded as fraudulent with no legitimate rewards, and those tempted should verify online before engaging to avoid unnecessary expense.
Reports on phone number 01989760538
10 yearsWe shot them a one-word response in Russian, simply saying: "Away!"10 yearsI've been trapped in a never-ending cycle of correspondence with the County Awards Registry Bureau in Ross on Wye, specifically Box 78. It seems that these folks have altered their phone number since our last correspondence, which was 09066 659371. I'm starting to suspect this is yet another scam. I did send off for my claim number via post once, but surprise, surprise-nothing ever showed up.County Awards Registry BureauRossWye10 yearsWe keep getting these dodgy letters from this address as well. The phone message claimed we'd won a camera, but we never entered any competition! Now the letters are insisting we've won at least £200, but there’s no mention of any camera, which makes it clear it’s all a scam! I'm really annoyed that we even bothered to call them in the first place! Whatever you do, steer clear of it!10 yearsWe're constantly getting these ridiculous letters as well! We never respond, yet they persist in sending them our way. It's the same old spiel from the 'Unclaimed Prize Register', just with a different PO Box number, but the address remains unchanged. This time around, they're asking for £14.95 for postage, without any clue what the supposed prize is! Honestly, just throw it in the bin!10 yearsThe Community Awards Register, or C.A.R., is merely a rebranded version of the same old con. It's still based in Ross-on-Wye, and they’re still charging £1.50 a minute just for the phone to ring when you're trying to claim an ‘award.’ A different name for the same questionable scheme, if you ask me. It’s just the same scam dressed up in fresh language!Community Awards RegisterC. A. R.Ross - on - Wye10 yearsCheers to everyone here and to this site for sharing their thoughts! I recently received a similar email that asked, "Do you remember entering a competition or signing up for a promotional deal? Well, it appears that your name has been drawn, and we're thrilled to tell you that you're eligible for a fantastic prize!" It included a number to call, 09061 580935, or to text RED34 to 84228. We didn’t bother to ring anyone, though. Just a heads-up, folks-this is clearly a scam, so steer clear and make sure to unsubscribe. Thanks, and take care!10 yearsWe've been inundated with these ridiculous letters as well! No matter how much we ignore them, they continue to bombard us. It’s the same old spiel from the so-called 'Unclaimed Prize Register' - different PO Box numbers, but the address is eerily the same. Now they're asking for £14.95 just for postage, yet they don’t even clarify what the supposed prize is! Honestly, just toss it in the bin!!10 yearsIt appears that these individuals have yet again swapped their number! The digits 09066 659532 have resulted in multiple communications, and I nearly found myself entangled once more before landing on this online platform. Much appreciated! I can't help but ponder how many others have fallen victim to this and why it continues to persist.11 yearsWe've never placed a call to that number, but we're well aware of these dodgy scams. It strikes me as rather odd that the company has undergone two name changes in the span of two years since we first started getting these letters. We always make sure to shred them and would strongly advise everyone else to do likewise.11 yearsGreetings everyone, I’m in the same boat as many of you-I’ve received this email along with a few previous ones. Save yourself the hassle and coin; reaching out to them is a total waste of time-it’s a scam, to be blunt. If you're really keen on a response, stuff a large envelope full of rubbish and include that so-called winning mail. Just make sure to mark the box that states you have no intention of claiming anything. And for goodness’ sake, don’t bother with stamps-let those con artists fork out for the postage! After that little effort, I assure you, you won’t hear from them again. Sorted!11 yearsThese dodgy numbers really don't let up, do they? Just came across another one to be wary of: 09061 563755. They keep ringing for ages-always at around £1.50 a minute for 6 minutes! Whatever you do, steer clear of this scam.11 yearsI received a message that included this number at the end of an email sent to a friend regarding something called "County Awards," which appears to be linked to a registry office in Ross on Wye. They seem to be charging £1.50 a minute, with a grand total of £9 for six minutes of call time. What strikes me as odd is that they are asserting that my mate has won a prize, despite the fact that he hasn’t even entered any competition. It raises the question: how on earth can you win something if you never entered in the first place?Ross on Wye11 yearsSteer clear of these chancers! They've been pestering us for the past couple of years now, claiming we've bagged the grand prize and urging us to call back with a claim number. We've even received letters that declare it's our final opportunity to cash in - a right farce! The number keeps changing; currently it’s 09066659455. They've been peddling this "last chance" nonsense over and over for two whole years. Utterly ridiculous! It’s shameful. I genuinely feel for the older folks who might get duped by this rubbish. 🙁11 yearsOn the 11th of November, we've been inundated by the County Awards Registry Bureau, who keep dropping hints that we're the lucky recipients of a £25,000 prize. They’re urging us to call their number at 9.00 for a quick chat that apparently lasts just six seconds. However, we've chosen not to answer it and have consulted a solicitor acquaintance for her perspective. She’s convinced it’s all a scam. It’s remarkable how much they must be spending on postage for this nonsense!County Awards Registry Bureau11 yearsReceived yet another letter today, and I must admit, I’m rather tempted to give them a bell this time. Fortunately, we opted to investigate first. We'll be sending it back posthaste!11 yearsAbsolutely thrilled we looked them up online and stumbled upon all your reviews! We're rather skint at the moment, and the lure of a prize is quite tempting. It certainly proves the adage that if something seems too good to be true, it likely is! Cheers, folks! xx11 yearsIt’s quite troubling to think about the number of elderly individuals they might be conning out of funds they can ill afford. They ought to feel a sense of shame for their actions-though I suspect they do not. It would be great if someone took a stand against these unscrupulous characters.12 yearsI’m so glad we took the time to look them up online and discovered all your correspondence! Being quite strapped for cash, we were tempted to ring up for a potential prize. It’s a classic case of “if it sounds too good to be true, it probably is!” Cheers for your help, folks! Much appreciated! xxx12 yearsIt’s imperative to mention that you can receive your claim number through the post, as we have experienced in the past, and the landline number has remained consistent throughout. I reached out to them to inquire about the trip to London, and while it seemed promising, we’re hesitant to proceed without caution. There was a time we won a digital camera through a similar scheme - while it did function, it hardly held any real value, costing us possibly a fiver. If you’re looking to unsubscribe, there’s an address tucked away in the very last paragraph in tiny font, or alternatively, you can visit the website www.mcintyreanddodd.com. Hope this information proves useful!London. com12 yearsWe've received a fair few letters from the County Awards Registry Bureau, and the most recent one mentions a phone number, 09066659470, alongside a text instruction to "give15 to 84228." It makes us curious about the implication behind "give15"; could it possibly mean handing over 15 quid? We're led to believe we might have bagged a prize worth up to a whopping £25,000, but seeing that 090-prefixed numbers charge £1.50 per minute, we can't help but suspect it's all a bit dodgy. Has anyone else encountered this sort of thing? What are your thoughts?County Awards Registry Bureau13 yearsI received a rather dubious message from Ross-on-Wye, suggesting I might be in line for a prize. However, it seems it would come at the cost of £1.53 per call for six minutes, or six texts at £1.50 each. I can't help but wonder just how many people, in a moment of desperation, fall into this trap. It baffles me that such scoundrels are allowed to operate without consequence for so long. The authorities seem quick to apprehend those caught in the throes of addiction, yet these con artists continue to exploit the vulnerable without a second thought. It’s truly disheartening to see such disparities in accountability - it appears there's one law for the wealthy and a different set of rules for those struggling to make ends meet.Ross - on - WyeSubmit Your Own Report (01989 760538)
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