02033188063
TimeLine☎️ 02033188063 👆 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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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033188063
- Lottery win claim seems fraudulentMar
2016Fake lottery win notification receivedDec
2015Scam warning; urge to stopNov
2015Postcode lottery scam from MadridNov
2015Suspicious prize claim, not believableNov
2015Received scam letter for £825,000Oct
2015Confirmed scam lottery letter receivedOct
2015Letter is obvious money scamOct
2015Fraud prevention is urgently neededOct
2015Received similar letter, phone numbersSep
2015Scam warning, avoid this companySep
2015Warning about Spain lottery scamSep
2015Received scam letter, won't respondSep
2015Scam letter about lottery winningsSep
2015Called suspected scam after joining lotterySep
2015Received lottery win letter, unnecessarySep
2015Fraudulent notifications should be stoppedSep
2015Claiming winnings requires a feeSep
2015Scam letter with misspelled nameAug
2015Won money notification email receivedAug
2015Didn’t call, not worth itAug
2015Questioning processing fee legitimacy, scamAug
2015Ignored letter, discarded immediatelyAug
2015Skeptical about claimed payout amountAug
2015Recognizes scam; won't fall for itAug
2015Scam letter regarding deceased motherAug
2015Lottery win excitement and spendingAug
2015Spam comment claiming lottery winningsAug
2015Received suspicious lottery scam letterJul
2015Postcode lottery letter is scamJul
2015Reported as a scam callJul
2015Received scam letter about lotteryJul
2015Suspected lottery scam in IngatestoneJul
2015Scam operated by con-manJul
2015It's a scam, no processing feesJul
2015Scam number, not legitimate lotteryJul
2015Fake lottery letter associated numberJul
2015Number Of Searches: 1 Number Of Comments: 37 First Seen: 06 July 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Hammer(West Sussex), Kerry Hill(Staffordshire), Mount End(Essex), Risbury(Herefordshire) and Tumpy Lakes(Herefordshire).
02033188063 has 37 comments of which 21 x neutral and 16 x negative
02033188063 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033188063 👆 is reported as associated with a widespread scam involving fraudulent letters claiming recipients have won large sums in the People's Postcode Lottery. These letters, often containing poorly printed details and sent from dubious London addresses, instruct recipients to pay upfront fees for processing or administration to claim their winnings. Numerous recipients confirm they never entered the lottery and advise against responding or making any payments, highlighting suspicious names and mismatched information in the correspondence. Authorities and genuine lottery organisations confirm these claims are fake, urging vigilance to prevent vulnerable individuals from falling victim. It is strongly advised not to engage with calls or messages linked to this number, as it forms part of a deceptive scheme seeking to extract money under false pretences.
Reports on phone number 02033188063
11 yearsJust got a call saying I’d won £425,000 in some postcode lottery draw, but I’ve never even entered anything like that, so it’s gotta be a scam.11 yearsToday I got this letter from what they called the Peoples Post Code lottery. Some bloke named Baron WHEELS told me I've won £825,000. Thing is, I don’t even take part in any lottery, so yeah, not sure what that’s about! Quite the “lucky” day, huh?People ' sWHEELS11 yearsToday I received a letter but I never purchased any ticket. Someone needs to put an end to this scam before anyone else falls victim and gets hurt. Ray 2CheersRay11 yearsThis number belongs to a crook involved in a postcode lottery scam. They send out letters claiming you've snagged a prize, but they'll be asking you for cash to claim what’s supposedly yours! The whole operation appears to be running out of Madrid. Steer clear!Madrid11 yearsGot a call saying I won £802,500 even though I never bought a ticket. I mean, do they really expect me to fall for that sort of nonsense? Must think I’m daft or something.11 yearsI got a letter saying I’d won £825,000 but we all know that’s a total scam. It’s about time someone did something to stop these fraudsters.11 yearsGot a letter about a postcode lottery today and rang them up. They said I never actually bought any tickets, so it's definitely a scam. Watch out everyone!11 yearsI got a letter today, dated 07/10/15, claiming I’d won £825,000 but wanted me to pay some admin fees first. On the letter were names like Martin Adams and a president for “Baron Wheels,” plus the letterhead looked dodgy, not printed right at all. I’ve reported it to different companies already. It became clear to me this was just a scam trying to get cash out of people. If someone genuinely won something, they wouldn’t have to cough up any money upfront. Besides, I never bought a ticket to enter in the first place.Martin AdamsBaron Wheels11 yearsI got one of those letters too, and honestly, it’s about time the police or government stepped up and dealt with these scammers. We’re lucky to be able to spot it as a con, but there must be loads of vulnerable folks who fall for it and end up sending money.11 yearsFunny thing is, the address given is actually for some serviced offices over at London Wall. Loads of businesses get registered there and then just wiped off the books! Like others have pointed out, this is definitely a SCAM - avoid it at all costs!London Wall11 yearsI got the same letter, but the phone number they gave me was 02033188063 and the fax was listed as 02031630233.11 yearsGot a letter claiming I’d bagged 825,000 from some Spanish postcode lottery. The contact they gave was called Martin Adams. Honestly, I hope no one’s foolish enough to believe this obvious con.SpainMartin Adams11 yearsJust like many folks here, I got a letter claiming I’d won £825,000. No way I’m falling for that scam by replying to it.11 yearsI got this letter too and, being daft, I rang the number straight away. But when it went to voicemail I thought stuff it and told them not to bother calling me back as I’d reported it to the coppers. Bit odd really, especially since I had only signed up to the postcode lottery the night before.11 yearsI got a letter telling me I won the postcode lottery, but I never even signed up for it. Total con if you ask me.11 yearsSo, I got a letter from the postcode lottery saying I've won £825,000 and should get in touch with someone called Marti Adams. Honestly, I’m pretty generous, so I think I’ll just let them have it.Marti Adams11 yearsI don’t understand how these scammers get away with sending letters like this. I got one saying I’d won £825,000 and to call a Martin Adams. If I was gullible, I’d be thrilled to hear such "good" news. It’s totally dishonest and something really needs to be done to stop this sort of fraud.Martin Adams11 yearsIf you really won that big cash prize, why on earth would they ask you to pay a charge just to claim it? Sounds like a total rip-off to me.11 yearsMy mum got a letter like this too, but thankfully she’s quite suspicious of stuff like this. One thing that stood out was they couldn’t even spell her name properly! I doubt if she really won any sort of cash prize, they’d mess up her name like that.11 yearsI received a correspondence informing me that I've been awarded a cash prize.11 yearsI just never called back since it wasn’t about winning a million quid.11 yearsWhen did it become normal to have to cough up some "processing fee" just to claim a prize you've supposedly won? Sounds like a total rip-off to me.11 yearsGot one of those letters today, just chucked it straight in the rubbish bin.11 yearsSure, I paid the fee alright, but the £825,000? Yeah, right, like that ever showed up...11 yearsGot this letter claiming I’ve bagged £825,000 from some Baron Wheels. It said to ring up Martin Adams and sort out a processing fee to collect the cash. I may not be the sharpest, but I’m no mug. Looks like just another con to me.BaronWheelsMartin Adams11 yearsGot a letter sent to my late mum by mistake, clearly a scam. Something about Baron Wheels or something like that... really suspicious.Baron Wheels11 yearsI’m over the moon, literally! I’ve supposedly bagged £825,000 from the people's postcode lottery and was told to reach out to a Martin Adams. They said keep it quiet, but I just can’t help sharing. I’ve already treated myself to a brand new Range Rover, sorted a boat, and I’m looking at making a move on a new home. Plus, I’m buzzing about where to go for my holiday - have been tossing the idea of going to “The Moon” about all night, probably won’t get much shuteye thinking about it!People ’ s Postcode LotteryMartin AdamsThe Moon11 yearsWe got a message from Baron Wheels too, claiming we "won" £825,000.00. Yeah right, what a laugh!Baron Wheels11 yearsI got a letter claiming I’d won £825,000 or something like that. I’ve never entered any People's Postcode Lottery, so it seemed really dodgy to me. The letter was badly done and obvious it was a scam, no doubt about it.People ' s Postcode Lottery11 yearsGot a letter about that people's postcode lottery, seems dodgy to me, best just chuck it in the bin!11 yearsGot a letter today (22/7/15) claiming I've won £825,000 from the postcode lottery. I never even enter any lottery, especially not the postcode one. Pretty obvious this is a total scam!11 yearsI never even rang them back, seems like a total scam to me.11 yearsGot a letter saying I’d won some people lottery in Madrid and to call this number. I don’t play the lottery at all, so it’s got to be a scam. I’m in Ingatestone, Essex.MadridIngatestoneEssex11 yearsTotal rip off, the guy behind this is just a scammer!!11 yearsTotal ripoff! I haven’t entered any postcode lotteries, so how come they say I’ve won cash? And seriously, who’d cough up a processing fee just to claim a prize? Yeah right, no thanks!11 yearsAvoid calling this number, it’s a total scam. I’m definitely not part of some postcode lottery like they claim. I got a letter saying I’d won something, but come on, who’s got a president called Baron Wheels? That’s just ridiculous! Haha.Baron Wheels11 yearsReceived a letter about winning the lottery, but the phone number they gave was totally fake.Submit Your Own Report (020 3318 8063)
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