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02030007672

☎️ 02030007672 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Digital Mail Limited. It is part of the phone block 203000 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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+442030007672+44 20 3000 7672020 3000 7672+44-20-3000-7672

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020 3000 7672 Tagged as:

digital mail unity lotto digital mail ltd uk dmclub virtel crimzon telecoms tangerine telecoms limited hm revenue and customs hmrc

TimeLine of events for phone number 02030007672

  • Criticism of fraudulent telecom practices
    Jul
    2024
  • Reported fraudulent tax scam call
    Mar
    2021
  • User frustrated by persistent calls
    Nov
    2018
  • Warning about scam telephone number
    Jun
    2018
  • Be cautious of lottery scams
    Jun
    2018
  • Stop scam calls from Digital Mail
    Jun
    2018
  • Requesting penalties for scamming calls
    Jun
    2018
  • Directors should face consequences for scamming
    Jun
    2018
  • Beware of loan scam website
    Jun
    2018
  • Lottery scam disguised as syndicate
    Sep
    2017
  • Digital Mail enabling scam operations
    Sep
    2017
  • Lottery scam led to personal information
    Aug
    2017
  • Beware of lottery scam calls
    Aug
    2017
  • Caller attempted personal information scam
    Jul
    2017
  • Manager not in, many excuses, lies
    Jun
    2017
  • Aggressive call, likely scam agency
    Jun
    2017
  • Kevin William called, needed bank details
    May
    2017
  • Scam with personal information concerns
    May
    2017
  • Lottery scam from South Africa
    May
    2017
  • Visit callblocking for telemarketer help
    May
    2017
  • Sexually explicit comment
    May
    2017
  • Received dubious call from scammer
    May
    2017
  • "Confusion or typo in name"
    May
    2017
  • Warning about Euro Millions scam
    Mar
    2017
  • Avoid calls from Unity Lotto
    Jan
    2017
  • Competition scam requesting bank details
    Jan
    2017
  • Avoid; it's a scam attempt
    Nov
    2016
  • Syndicate winnings explained for members
    Jul
    2016
  • Scam alert regarding personal information
    Jul
    2016
  • Ignore phone calls, focus elsewhere
    Jun
    2016
  • Concerned about unidentified caller asking
    Jan
    2016
  • Unity Lotto winning £2500 monthly
    Dec
    2015
  • Received suspicious call about lotto
    Nov
    2015
Number Of Searches: 422 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 11 November 2015 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Coates(Nottinghamshire), Hincaster(Cumbria) and Scaur Water(Dumfries and Galloway).

02030007672 has 27 comments of which 19 x negative and 8 x neutral

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02030007672 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02030007672 👆 is reported as a known source of persistent scam calls primarily linked to lottery syndicates and fraudulent tax or prize-winning claims. Callers often falsely represent official bodies or legitimate lotteries, pressuring recipients for personal and banking details to commit identity theft or financial fraud. Despite complaints and evidence of ongoing misuse spanning several years, the telecom provider associated with these numbers is criticised for enabling scammers by supplying numbers used in spoofing schemes. Victims report harassment, damage to business communications, and frequent unsolicited calls. Caution is strongly advised; avoid sharing any personal information, and consider using call-blocking services. Authorities and the telecommunications provider are urged to take more effective enforcement action to curtail these deceptive practices.

Reports on phone number 02030007672

2 years
Digital Mail Ltd, or dmClub as they call themselves, are making a killing from these scam calls run by con artists. It's gross and greedy - maybe they should just stop handing out these numbers since they’re basically helping the scammers run their tricks. Also, there’s Virtel/Crimzon Telecoms, now operating under Tangerine Telecoms Limited, involved in this mess too.
Digital Mail LtddmClubVirtelCrimzon TelecomsTangerine Telecoms Limited
5 years
Got a call threatening me with arrest over supposed unpaid taxes. I just cut the call and blocked the number straight away. Out of curiosity, I rang them back and some voice said “HM revenue and customs” but their accent was very odd, didn’t sound British at all. I ended up reporting the whole thing to the genuine HMRC.
HM Revenue and CustomsHMRC
8 years
This number, 020 3936 9631, won’t stop calling me all the time, it’s so annoying. Can someone please do something about it? It’s been non stop all day and night!
8 years
Avoid calling 020 3000 7672 as it's linked to scams. Digital Mail keeps getting involved in dodgy stuff, letting their numbers be used for shady actions yet again. If you want to do something, give 020 7060 2000 a ring and calmly tell them off about the rubbish their clients are pulling! Honestly, Digital Mail’s just cashing in by handing over services to some foreigners, all for greed - total muppets!
Digital Mail
8 years
This kind of scam targets folks who might trust what’s being said without much suspicion. They’re basically thieves who, once they snag someone, try to get personal info or bank details by telling them they’ve won a fake lottery prize - prizes that don’t even exist because there wasn’t any real contest to enter in the first place. After they get the info, they can end up stealing your identity or cleaning out your bank account. Basically, you’re exactly the kind of person they want to cheat out of your hard earned cash.
8 years
It's really hurting my business, and these scammers just carry on ringing me with no consequences at all! I can't get my head around why there isn't a law that stops firms like Digital Mail from faking UK landline numbers. They trick you into believing the call is local, which is noted somehow on notes.dmelub{+###]/1094 about how to spoof dmclub numbers (which is what Digital Mail Ltd uses) from anywhere worldwide to any phone number. It's frustrating that nothing's being done to prevent this nonsense.
Digital MailUK
8 years
There’s this firm named Digital Mail Ltd that really needs to be put to an end. Why is nobody stepping in to sort these calls out? They just deny making the calls, but seriously, what law is there to shield us from this nonsense? I get loads of scam calls like this daily, and sometimes they keep ringing even after I’ve hung up. When this happens, I can’t make any calls and no one’s able to get through to me until it finally stops. It’s so frustrating!
Digital Mail Ltd
8 years
Definitely a con artist, called me up saying my loan was approved and wanted me to send £600 straight to his account, which I refused. Then he claimed his website was [#/monevo[###] or something like that. Sounds like when you apply for a loan online, these lot get hold of your info and try to trick you. Be careful with these people. I told them off good, but I reckon others might fall for their nonsense.
9 years
this morning i got a phone call from a man named kyle watson telling me i’d won 3 free tickets for friday’s euro lottery. he went on to say i could join a syndicate with around 100 players and 80 lines for £19.50 a month. he didn’t ask for my bank details right away, but then he asked which bank i used and wanted my sort code. i’d already made it clear i wasn’t giving out any bank info. he then said he’d bring his manager on the line to explain everything, and that’s when i just ended the call. watch out for this number and just ignore or hang up if they ring you.
Kyle Watson
9 years
Absolute con artist alert! I received a call from someone claiming to be "Kim Smith," saying she was with the Euromillions lottery syndicate. Immediately, I realised something was off. She had a concerning amount of my personal details, such as my date of birth, email, and home address. Then she started prying for my bank details. Having lived in Africa for a decade, I recognised the signs of this Durban call centre scam straight away. I decided to humour her for a bit and then addressed her in her native language. Safe to say, she was not happy when her little scheme fell flat!
Kim SmithEuromillionsAfricaDurban
9 years
Today I got a proper pushy call from 01617130212. The bloke said his name was Shad Williams, which sounded a bit fishy to me. Honestly, I reckon he just made up the name, though if I was working for Lottodirect, I might fake an identity as well. The chat quickly turned dodgy and kinda annoying, with them avoiding questions and getting a bit too much. I eventually lost patience and asked Shad to get a manager so I could register a complaint.
Shad WilliamsLottoDirect
9 years
Got a call from Kevin William today, asking for my bank info. No chance I gave it to him. Said I’d won some prize or something.
Kevin Williams
9 years
Utterly dodgy! I caught the bloke in a web of deceit when I confronted him about his tall tales, and his cheek was off the scale! He actually had the nerve to claim that sharing my sort code and account number was perfectly safe, dismissing any risk just because it wasn't my long card number. His accent was quite thick, with a strong African twang, and there was a constant racket in the background-sounded like hissing! It really sent shivers down my spine, especially since he seemed to know an alarming amount of personal details about me, including my date of birth and address. Quite unsettling, to say the least!
9 years
Got some calls from South African ladies saying I'd bagged ten free shots at their lottery. Then they started asking for my bank stuff, just in case I actually won some cash. Honestly, steer clear of this one!
9 years
If you're looking to completely block all those incessant calls, I highly recommend heading over to callblocking.co.uk/register.html. It'll sort you right out!
9 years
I'm not sure what you meant by that. Could you clarify?
9 years
mike w liams
Mike W. Liams
9 years
I got a call from someone claiming I’d won 10 free entries to the Euro Millions lottery, which felt really dodgy. They started by confirming my name, address and email, then moved on to asking for my DOB. After that, they wanted my bank info to send the winnings. I wasn’t having any of it and told them no. The person on the other end got quite rude after that. Since I had earlier registered for a free postal lottery, they already had my contact details, which made it seem genuine at first, but it’s definitely a scam.
10 years
It appears that Unity Lotto has been using this number to make unsolicited calls, attempting to entice individuals into joining a lottery syndicate. Others have highlighted similar concerns. While the syndicate itself might be genuine, there's an unsettling aspect to their approach, as they seem to demand extensive personal and banking details during these colder conversations, which raises red flags. Moreover, the fact that one cannot set up an account online and must rely solely on these phone conversations feels rather suspicious. Best to avoid picking up their calls altogether!
Unity Lotto
10 years
I've received a rather dubious call claiming I've won a prize, but they want our banking information and an upfront payment first. Quite clearly a scam!
10 years
What a sham! They were attempting to fish for my home address, email, bank information, and my date of birth. Watch out for these dodgy tactics!
10 years
Greetings Unity Lotto Members,

HOW ARE PAYOUTS HANDLED?
All winnings from our syndicate are shared equally among the 150 members. If your share comes to £20.00 or more, it will be transferred directly into your account following the conclusion of that month’s games. In the event that your winnings are below £20.00, the amount will be retained in the syndicate account and rolled over to the following month. After you've participated for three months, all accumulated winnings will be credited to your account, no matter the amount. We offer a complete winners assurance; if you happen to not win anything within any calendar month, rest assured that your funds will be returned to you. You can also log in to your syndicate account at any time to check on your winnings status.
10 years
What an utter farce!!! Seriously, who in their right mind would just hand over cash or snatch up your information from something you’ve never even engaged with? It’s absolutely ridiculous!
10 years
I received a call, but then they hung up on me abruptly.
11 years
I've been getting calls from someone persistently asking for information regarding my wife's account. She's made it clear to them that she's not interested. Is it possible that this is actually linked to the lottery in some way? The caller identified themselves as Unity Lotto.
Unity Lotto
11 years
I received a phone call from this number inviting me to join their lottery group known as Unity Lotto. I must admit, it’s been a wise decision on my part! In just three months, I've managed to pocket a staggering £2500. Cheers to Unity Lotto for that! - caller: 02030007672
Unity Lotto
11 years
I received a phone call from this number, and the caller was requesting my sort code and bank account details in order to join the Unity Group Lottery.
Unity Group Lottery

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