02030007658

This number rang me but since I didnt recognise it, I didnt pick up. Had a look on this site and now its blocked. Cheers!

The calls keep coming from [#]BigLotto[###]. I’d recommend doing what I did and REPORTING them to the ICO through their official site. I’ve already contacted the ICO and they’re investigating the matter. These companies can be fined up to £350,000. PLEASE spend a few minutes to report them on the ICO website like I did. The more of us that do, the harder it hits their pockets and they might even lose their business licence. LET’S put pressure on them just like they keep bothering us! Stand together and fight back against the scam! >>>thanks for reading this, everyone.<<<

I received an astounding seven calls from this number today! Each time I hung up, yet they persisted, ringing back. Eventually, I picked up, only to be told I'd won a Euromillions ticket worth ten pounds. Then, the conversation took a curious turn when she requested my personal details. The number is 02030007596. Quite the persistent lot, aren't they?

I recently received a rather dubious phone call from a company called Big Lotto. They insisted that I had entered a draw for a chance to win ten lottery tickets, but I could see it was a blatant scam right from the outset. For one, it was an unsolicited call, a prime example of cold calling gone awry. They claimed that I was in the running for ten complimentary EuroMillions tickets, but it seems highly likely that they sourced my number from a random auto-dialling system, hence the unwelcome call. To me, it felt as if Big Lotto was attempting to ensnare me into their so-called lottery syndicate by making me believe I was on the verge of winning tickets without my explicit approval. The truth is, signing up for such a scheme is a colossal waste of both time and money compared to playing the lottery independently. I've come to realise that those enticing 'free' tickets come with the hefty caveat of needing to purchase an overpriced subscription to their syndicate-far from being free, they are rather misleadingly advertised by the company and their telemarketing team. Moreover, were I to have actually 'won' those ten EuroMillions tickets, it raises an obvious question: how is it possible for me to have won something when I’ve never entered any competition? And even if I somehow did clinch the grand prize, how on earth could I claim it without the ticket in hand? It all amounts to a rather clever ruse. Just so you’re aware, the main contact number for Big Lotto is 020 3000 7642, which is managed by Digital Mail, a rather shoddy telecom provider based in London. They also utilise the numbers 020 3000 7659 and 020 7060 5530 for their cold calls. While it's uncertain if Digital Mail is directly responsible for the calls regarding these 'free lottery tickets', they still profit from the dealings with Big Lotto, creating unnecessary stress in our lives. I would encourage you to consider returning the favour in a friendly manner: t: 020 7060 2000 - caller: Digital Mail Ltd and Big Lotto UK.

They've rung me up twice but I didn't pick up either time.

I had yet another phone call today, and having perused the remarks on this site beforehand, I was well prepared for what was coming. The chap on the other end claimed his name was Brandon. He informed me that I had won ten free entries into the EuroMillions, mentioning that I had allegedly entered the competition back in March. Despite my clear indication of disinterest and my repeated assertions that I had not taken part in any competition, he was exceedingly insistent, questioning why I would pass up such a splendid opportunity. I told him outright that I recognised it as a scam and that I couldn't care less about any supposed prize. His attitude shifted rather quickly as he became quite irritable when I voiced my disbelief in the legitimacy of his claims. He attempted to convince me that he must have my details for a reason, which he seemed rather eager to share. Unsurprisingly, he was able to recite the first line of my address, along with my postcode and email address. Then, he inquired whether there was anyone I could think of to whom I might pass the tickets, to which I firmly responded that I knew of no one and wouldn't wish to involve anyone else in this nonsense, especially given how much hassle I had already experienced from his number. I told him frankly that I was fed up with this sort of thing, especially when he was purporting to be calling from London but was actually located in South Africa. After a rather weak attempt at persuasion, I simply informed him that I wasn't interested and hung up the call. Just a heads up, everyone-be cautious and alert your loved ones; these callers can be very aggressive. - Caller: Big Lotto

I'm absolutely fed up with these incessant phone calls! I've made it quite clear that I'm not interested, yet they persist in ringing me. The bloke on the other end was utterly discourteous when I mentioned my disinterest. For the love of all that's holy, just leave me alone already!

Every time I receive a call from this number, I’m greeted with some unintelligible voicemail that’s hard to make out. If I dare to pick up, they seem to hang up instantly without a word. - Caller: Absolutely clueless.

I’m rather glad I stumbled upon this thread, as I've received several calls from this particular number. A woman rang earlier today, asking for someone named Jo, but as I didn’t recognise the number, I claimed she wasn’t available. She mentioned she’d ring back around 5 in the afternoon. The connection was rather dodgy, and I suspect she wasn’t a native British speaker. I’m rather eager for her to call again so I can give her a piece of my mind about where to shove her so-called tickets. Just makes me worry for the vulnerable and easily misled folks out there. - caller: 020 3000 7658

I received two calls from this number, but when I picked up, they just disconnected. I tried calling back, only to find out that the number is not operational. Quite odd, really!

I signed up for the Telephone Preference Service, yet I’m still inundated with calls from various firms. The most recent one claimed I had entered a competition; they even had my name, number, and address, which is rather unsettling, to say the least. It would be helpful if the caller would divulge more information.

I've had quite enough of these incessant phone calls-it's become a daily annoyance! I’m at a loss as to how they even obtained my number, especially since I’m ex-directory. Is there anyone who can shed some light on how to put a stop to these nuisances? I really just want to block these pesky callers for good!

You won’t believe the peculiar call I received! Apparently, I’ve been handpicked to be gifted with ten tickets for this week’s Euromillions! The chap stated he was representing the National Lottery and, bizarrely, knew my name and home address. He then insisted he required my email address. When I mentioned I didn’t possess one, he urged me to set one up so he could send over my tickets. Utter nonsense! He went on about some syndicate and the potential winnings I could rake in-no less than £37 a month, no less! I informed him that I have a National Lottery online account, and should I’ve struck lucky, the winnings would simply appear there, as they already have my email. He seemed taken aback by my response and offered to pass my ‘tickets’ along to someone else, but I quickly bid him farewell and concluded the call. Observant, too, he had a rather peculiar accent!

Yeah, I agree with all the comments here. They kept mentioning 'online gaming' quite a bit - saying something about 10 free tickets for a draw and that prizes would be emailed. I told them I wasn’t comfortable and couldn’t confirm who they claimed to be or what company they were from, then just ended the call.

I received a call today from someone claiming to be affiliated with the National Lottery. They told me I had miraculously won a prize in a syndicate, but then they asked me for my bank sort code and account details. Sounds a bit dodgy, doesn't it?

I've been receiving constant calls from this number, and they keep pestering me for cash! Does anyone know how I can block it? The caller ID shows 02030007658. Cheers!

I keep getting calls from this number, but I haven't picked up any of them, so I've decided to block it. - caller: 020 3000 7658

Received an unexpected call from someone claiming to be with the National Lottery Syndicate. The lady on the other end had an accent that sounded somewhat Chinese. I informed her that I'm not into lotteries at all. It was clear she was just wasting my time, so I decided to end the conversation abruptly. - caller: Refer to above

They ring me like loads of times every day, even on a Sunday, saying I’ve won an iPhone 6 from some contest I never joined. Told them to sod off but they keep trying to push lottery tickets on me. Proper annoying now, I just ignore the phone altogether.

They ring me a couple times every day and the moment I pick up they just drop the call. It’s really getting on my nerves.

Received a call earlier from someone asking me to choose some EuroMillions numbers. Afterwards, they started chatting about me winning some kind of prize. Then they asked for my bank details to supposedly send the winnings. When I said I wasn’t comfortable sharing that info, the caller told me it was all safe. Then they passed me to their “manager” who repeated the exact same story. In the end, I just ended the call. These annoying callers just don’t quit!

I've been bombarded by incessant calls from this number, all claiming I've won an iPhone 5. They keep asking for my bank details, and to be honest, it's driving me round the bend! It's not just a one-off; I'm getting pestered multiple times each day, and they don't seem to care about the time either - they even rang me at half past eight on a Sunday evening! The number to watch out for is 02030007658. Quite frankly, it’s infuriating!

I've been receiving numerous calls, even on a Sunday, from this number, claiming I've won an iPhone 6 in a competition I never entered! I told them to keep their prize, yet they attempted to sell me lottery tickets instead. It's absolutely infuriating; I’ve stopped answering my phone altogether now! - Caller: 02030007658

I keep getting calls from this number, ringing me twice daily! Every time I pick up, they just cut the line. It’s really starting to get on my nerves-what a hassle! - number: 020 3000 7658

Please stop ringing me only to cut off the call. It's quite frustrating.

Rings me approximately six times a day.

Dodgy number, not sure why I’d pick that up!

Got a call from someone pretending to be Euromillions, trying to trick me into giving personal details. Definitely a scam.

I've been receiving calls from this number repeatedly, and despite my requests for them to cease, they persist - it's 020 3000 7658.

I've been getting persistent calls from this number, but every time I pick up, the line goes dead. It's incredibly frustrating! - caller: 02030007658 - Mysterious Caller

I got loads of calls from this number, and when I finally picked up, a lady with a strong accent and poor English said I could win loads of cash on the lottery. She asked me to give her 5 main numbers and 2 thunderball numbers, saying I'd definitely win. Then she asked for my bank info to send the money over, and that's when I ended the call. I've blocked the number since.

I've just been bombarded with the lottery nonsense from these scammers. Honestly, when will our corrupt government step in and put a stop to this harassment? The answer? Probably never! It's all part of their shady circle!

Got a call from someone pretending to be from the lottery - blocked straight away.

I've been called by this number twice on my mobile this evening. Each time I picked up, they cut the line immediately. After a bit of digging, I found out that it's actually flagged as a scammer's number.

They won’t stop ringing me, claiming to be affiliated with Euromillions. Apparently, I’ve entered a contest and supposedly snagged some free tickets, or so they say, yadda yadda... The chap on the line introduced himself as Sean.

I’m absolutely sick of this number ringing me non-stop! I've gone ahead and blocked it now. - number: 020 20007658

This number - 02030007658 - looks like it’s just another secondary line belonging to the same bunch of idiots I’ve already reported on 02030007659. Probably just another dodgy scam trying to rip people off via phone calls, so best to just ignore and not pick up.

I received a curious phone call claiming that I’d won some EuroMillions tickets from a contest I supposedly entered. When I inquired about the competition, the person on the line mentioned it was for a chance to snag an Audi A1 along with a £20,000 cash prize. However, I can’t recall entering such a competition at all! What really set off alarm bells was the fact that they spouted my former address, which I haven’t been at for more than a year, along with some of my personal information! The number that called me was 020 3000 7658. Quite concerning!

What a bother! This is absolutely infuriating!

Got four calls from this number over the past couple of days but didn't pick up. Really happy I looked it up here - cheers everyone. Won't be answering if it rings again!

Got three calls from the same number this morning. How many times do I have to say I’m NOT interested? No idea who they are, but after seeing other people’s posts, I’m just ignoring it now. Definitely putting a block on these pests.

I got a call sayin I’d won some online competition, but when I asked which one, they just ended the call.

They're quite the bother, aren't they?

I've been inundated with persistent calls from an unwelcome number. I've attempted to block them, yet they still manage to get in touch. It's incredibly frustrating and feels like an invasion of my privacy!

Would you mind ceasing those incessant calls to my mobile? I've no idea how they obtained my number. What a bloody nuisance! I can’t seem to figure out how to put a stop to them.

This number keeps calling me no fewer than five times each day on my mobile, and they even ring the landline in the evenings. Honestly, do they have nothing better to occupy their time? It really makes you think...

Got a call saying I’d won some kind of lottery prize. Like always, it was someone with an Indian or Pakistani accent on the other end.

I received a couple of calls from some African women who insisted I'd struck it lucky with an iPhone 6 and ten EuroMillions tickets. The second time they rang, the lady seemed rather flustered when I mentioned my supposed winnings. I couldn’t help but hang up on her both occasions!

Some bloke said I’d won 10 tickets but got really rude when I didn’t want to share my email. Ended up just hanging up when I called out the scam.

I've had a rather peculiar experience with a call I received. Some chap from a number rang me claiming I'd won ten tickets along with a mobile phone. They proceeded to request my address and date of birth, along with a few other personal details. I thought it best to turn the tables, so I suggested that if they could give me my phone number, then I'd consider sharing my information with them. Curiously enough, when I decided to call that number back using a different phone, it turned out to be disconnected. Quite dodgy if you ask me!

This number has been calling me twice daily. I've attempted to use a blocking app on my phone, yet they still manage to get through somehow.

I've been receiving calls from this number, 020 3000 7658, but I can't seem to figure out who's behind it. It's quite puzzling!

I received a call from this number not long ago. The woman on the other end claimed I had participated in an online competition and had miraculously won some sort of prize-though the specifics were utterly lost on me, thanks to her thick Indian accent! I informed her that I never engage in such competitions over the internet and that there was no way I would disclose any personal information, especially my banking details. I firmly told her she was nothing but a scam artist and urged her to clear off. She was still rambling on as I ended the call!

What an absolute bother this is! It certainly ought to be brought to someone’s attention!

I've been receiving calls from this number a minimum of twice daily, and it's driving me absolutely bonkers!

I received a rather dubious call from a woman claiming to be Chloe - clearly a fictitious name. She had somehow got hold of my email and personal details, claiming I’d won some lottery tickets. Then she rather brazenly asked for my bank sort code to deposit my ‘winnings’. I firmly told her to get lost, and I haven't heard a peep from her since!

A woman going by the name of Chloe (I suspect it’s a pseudonym) reached out to inform me that I'd won some lottery tickets. Strangely, she already had my email and personal details and was rather pushy about asking for my bank's sort code so she could transfer my 'winnings.' I told her to bugger off and haven’t heard another peep from her since.

Rang me on 10/11/15 at 19:52. They pretended to be from the EuroMillions lottery, claiming I'd entered an online raffle for an iPhone 6 or a Samsung by ticking a tiny box. They then said I’d won ten complimentary tickets for the draw happening this Friday and wanted my email address. I'm certain they would have proceeded to ask for my banking info. This is the fourth call I’ve received from them. I don’t partake in the lottery or any online contests. This number should definitely be flagged.

I received a rather dubious phone call from Big Lotto, claiming I’d signed up for a contest to snag 10 lottery tickets. It was clear to me right off the bat that this was nothing more than a scam. Honestly, I didn't even think they should be reaching out to me in the first place; it feels like some extreme form of cold calling. The gist of their spiel was that I supposedly qualified for 10 free EuroMillions tickets, but I reckon they must have snagged my number from some random automated dialler, which is likely how I ended up with this unsolicited call in the first place. It seems to me that Big Lotto was attempting to pull a fast one-luring me in with the illusion of winning tickets just to nudge me into joining their lottery syndicate without my permission. The subscription plan they offer is utterly useless and seems more like a ploy to drain both your time and finances rather than an actual chance to play. I’ve come to discover that those so-called free tickets are conditional upon purchasing an overpriced subscription to their lottery syndicate. So, really, they’re anything but free-just a clever ruse, if you ask me, perpetrated by their website and the folks making those calls. And if you think about it, how can I claim "winning" EuroMillions tickets when I never even entered a competition? It all just doesn’t add up. This is a rather well-crafted scam, to be honest. The main telephone number for Big Lotto is 020 3000 7642, linked to some dodgy telecom outfit called Digital Mail based in London. The numbers they use for these cold calls are 020 3000 7658 and 020 3000 7659. Even if Digital Mail isn't actually making the calls about the lottery tickets, they’re still cashing in while making our lives rather irritating. Perhaps you might consider, in a rather civil manner, retaliating with your own annoyance by reaching out to them at 020 7060 2000 - the caller being Digital Mail Ltd and Big Lotto UK.

They've been ringing my mobile all week and usually, theres no answer. Today someone picked up and said they were offering free lottery tickets but then asked for my date of birth to check if I was over 16. No way, I just ended the call.

I've been getting calls from this number daily for several weeks now, but each time, I've missed them because my phone is permanently on silent mode. Today, though, I picked up, and it was a woman with an Aussie accent telling me I'd won a competition for some Euromillions tickets. When I inquired about how she obtained my number, she asserted that I had entered a contest to win an iPhone 6, which is utterly bonkers since I’ve never done anything of the sort! She was rather cheeky, insisting that proof was displayed on her screen, so it ‘must be correct’. I mentioned I was occupied and promptly hung up. Seems like yet another scam; it’s quite frustrating not knowing how they’ve managed to get hold of my number and my full name... - caller: Scam

Whenever they ring me, I say "Detective Chief Superintendent from the City of London Fraud Team" (which I'm defo not!) and they just drop the call straight away.

Keeps calling but then cuts off as soon as I answer. When I try to return the call, I get a message saying the number isn’t valid. Quite bizarre!

I keep receiving around five calls daily regarding some lottery contest. I've made it quite clear that I haven’t signed up for any such thing, yet they seem to possess all my details and are attempting to fish for my email and banking information. It raises a lot of red flags - definitely feels like a dodgy scheme. I can’t help but wonder if my information was compromised while I was with TalkTalk, as it seems a bit suspicious how they managed to get hold of my personal details. The number calling me is 020 3000 7658.

Persistent nuisance calls have become a regular torment. It's nothing short of harassment!

I keep getting calls from someone going on about the lottery. It's been ages since I even participated in that! Quite irritating, to say the least.

I received a bizarre call regarding the lottery! I swiftly told them to leave me be and hung up the receiver.

I claimed to be a Detective Superintendent in the Fraud Squad-obviously, I'm not. The moment I said it, they simply cut the line!

These callers have got to quit bombarding me. It’s becoming quite the farce, honestly!