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02033182508

☎️ 02033182508 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203318 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.

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+442033182508+44 20 3318 2508020 3318 2508+44-20-3318-2508

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020 3318 2508 Tagged as:

fifa london new york michael bloomberg bloomberg walter freedman marylebone house manchester square

TimeLine of events for phone number 02033182508

  • Letter sender should feel ashamed
    Nov
    2020
  • Identical scam letter, fake winnings
    Nov
    2020
  • Scam lottery letter warning shared
    Nov
    2020
  • FIFA lottery scam, £825,000. Be warned
    Nov
    2020
  • Scam targeting elderly with false winnings
    Nov
    2020
  • Scam alert, be cautious contacting
    Nov
    2020
  • FIFA lottery scam, not legitimate
    Nov
    2020
  • Suspicious activity or possible scam
    Oct
    2020
  • Scam letter targeting deceased individual
    Oct
    2020
  • Scam letter, not legitimate prize
    Oct
    2020
  • Scam lottery claiming large sum
    Oct
    2020
  • Scam targeting elderly neighbor identified
    Sep
    2020
Number Of Searches: 34 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 03 October 2020 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Bassingham(Lincolnshire), Bishopton(North Yorkshire), Dinas(Cornwall) and Newgate(Norfolk).

02033182508 has 11 comments of which 9 x neutral and 2 x negative

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02033182508 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 02033182508 👆 is reported as a scam involving postal letters claiming recipients have won large sums from international football lotteries, specifically linked to FIFA and the World Cup. The letters often mention a supposed contact named Michael Bloomberg and provide multiple phone numbers. Many people have noted spelling errors and odd details, like referencing deceased individuals or misspelling places, which raises suspicion. Targets include elderly recipients, sometimes addressed by name but to deceased relatives, adding distress. The promises of huge cash prizes appear fraudulent, with warnings repeated not to trust the correspondence. Overall, these letters are seen as a cruel con preying on hope and vulnerability, with many urging caution and exposing the deceit behind them.

Reports on phone number 02033182508

6 years
Just received a letter that echoes what’s been mentioned earlier. Honestly, how devious can some individuals be? It’s an utter farce, and those responsible ought to hang their heads in utter shame.
6 years
I’ve just had a letter through the post that echoes what others have mentioned. Identical wording and the same phone numbers as previously noted. I can’t help but notice that they’ve spelt New York incorrectly at the top of the letter (Newyork) - that might just be the red flag we all need! For a brief moment, I was led to believe I’d struck gold, but it didn’t take long for the harsh truth to dawn on me. What a con!
New York
6 years
Got a call from some footie FIFA lottery saying I'd bagged a bit of £825,000. Total con. Just a heads up, don’t fall for it!
FIFA
6 years
Received a letter claiming I've bagged a slice of £825,000 from some FIFA football draw.

It seemed a bit suspect, so I started looking into it and these reports have explained everything perfectly-it's just a scam.
Everyone, do be careful and don’t fall for this nonsense; it’s just another scammer trying to pull a fast one on us. 👍
FIFA
6 years
I recently came across a rather despicable letter aimed at my 97-year-old father, claiming he'd hit the jackpot with a prize of £825,000. It instructed him to contact a certain Mr Michael Bloomberg on the number 02033182518, with a direct line of 07385265728. It's truly appalling how low some individuals will stoop.
Michael Bloomberg
6 years
I didn't receive a phone call, but instead got a letter mentioning this number along with what they referred to as a "direct" line, 07385 265725. They included a contact name - Bloomberg? How cliché can you get? Clearly a scam, and I really do hope no unsuspecting soul gets duped by this nonsense.
Bloomberg
6 years
I received a dodgy letter claiming to be from some sort of online lottery tied to the International FIFA World Cup. Complete and utter nonsense! Not even worth the hassle, if I'm honest. They couldn't even guarantee a million quid! What a joke!
6 years
Definitely a con! Don't trust it for a second.
6 years
I've just come across a rather dodgy letter that insists someone has won a staggering £900,000 in an online FIFA lottery. What's even more bizarre is that it’s addressed to someone who’s sadly passed away. It's clearly a scam of the highest order!
FIFA
6 years
Although I haven't had the pleasure of a call from this number, I've just received a rather dubious letter on behalf of my daughter. It claims she's snagged a whopping £825,000 and urges her to ring this number, along with a direct line of 07385265728. What utter numpties! Luckily, I'm wise enough not to fall for such nonsense, but I worry about those who might. The sheer audacity of these lowlifes is staggering; if only I could confront them-they wouldn't know what hit them!
6 years
Beware of this dodgy number! I received a letter in the mail claiming to be from an "international FIFA World Cup online lottery," urging me to ring this number to supposedly snatch £825,000 in the next fortnight. Sounds highly suspect to me!

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