02035141765
☎️ 02035141765 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203514 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02035141765
- Please clarify your requestNov
2019Lottery scam asking for personal informationOct
2019Suspicious lottery scam phone callOct
2019Repeated, frequent, bothersome phone callsOct
2019Caller was rude, hung upOct
2019Scam calls about Euro lottery, bewareSep
2019Multiple missed calls, Euro Millions prizeSep
2019Persistent and suspicious phone scamSep
2019Research unknown numbers before answeringSep
2019Unwanted call offering lottery lineSep
2019Beware of charming phone scamSep
2019Blocked lottery spam calls persistentlySep
2019Frustrated with persistent 020 callsSep
2019Received suspicious lottery scam callAug
2019Frequent daily calls receivedAug
2019Number Of Searches: 79 Number Of Comments: 14 First Seen: 27 August 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cerne(Dorset), Horsalls(Kent), Kilmarnock(East Ayrshire), Struan(Highland) and Tadwick(Somerset).
02035141765 has 14 comments of which 4 x negative and 9 x neutral and 1 x positive
02035141765 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02035141765 👆 is reported as a persistent scam operation targeting recipients with fraudulent lottery claims, often stating the individual has won free lottery entries. Callers provide personal details like name and address to seem legitimate and then press to obtain sensitive banking information such as sort codes and account numbers. They use pressure tactics, including rude or condescending behaviour, and sometimes invoke fake security reassurances. Calls are frequent, sometimes multiple times a day, and may come from various similar numbers. The accents reported are typically non-British. Recipients are advised not to provide any personal or financial details, ignore or block the numbers, and report such calls. Genuine lottery organisations never request bank details over the phone in this manner.
Reports on phone number 02035141765
7 yearsI got a call from someone claiming I'd won a lottery, but then they wanted my sort code and my bank account number. When I wouldn’t give it to them, they said they’d bring on their manager. The ‘manager’ asked for the same info. I told them I looked them up on Trustpilot and they just hung up on me. Definitely seems like a scam.Trustpilot7 yearsI nearly got taken in by the whole thing... Got a call telling me I’d won ten lottery entries for this Friday. The caller somehow had my name, address and mobile, and said I’d be in a draw with about 150 others, with the prize split between us if we won. Then they started asking for my sort code, claiming they just needed it to identify my bank, followed by my account number. That’s when I twigged it was dodgy. A ‘supervisor’ jumped on the line right after and started talking down to me for doubting it. While she was going on, I quietly Googled and found similar warnings here. Cheers for that! I quickly told them I wasn’t interested and ended the call.7 yearsIt's so frustrating, they keep ringing me over and over every day.7 yearsThe person was pretty impolite, so I decided to just put the phone down!7 yearsthis number has called me like 12 times, but i only got to pick up the last call. they were saying i'd won some euro lottery prizes, like 3 of them, which is rubbish since i never even join. they told me to buy 75 more tickets, no chance. feels like a scam, probably just trying to get my bank info to rob me. dont share anything, just ignore them or tell them to shove off.Euro Lottery7 yearsThis number has been popping up loads over the past few weeks, but I usually miss the call. When I did pick up recently, they told me I’d been given the opportunity to win 10 lines in the EuroMillions.7 yearsMy phone keeps buzzing about three times daily. When I answered, some bloke with a heavy accent was claiming I’d bagged 300 free lottery tickets. You could hear a lot going on behind him like it was a full-on call centre. They even knew my home address! Then they started pushing me for my bank details, asking for account number and sort code - which felt off to me. No legit company should ever ask for that over the phone, right? I hung up pretty sharpish, but since then, they've been calling me non-stop, sometimes up to 8 times each day. Definitely suspicious and I’d say steer well clear of these calls. - caller: Unknown7 yearsI usually skip picking up numbers I don’t recognise and check who they belong to first. If it’s someone legit, I call them back, but if not, I just ignore it and delete the message.7 yearsI got a call from this number claiming I’d won a shot at 10 tickets for the EuroMillions draw happening tomorrow because I’d apparently entered an online competition. I wasn’t having any of it and told them I wasn’t interested but they kept pushing. I ended up just putting the phone down. They’ve been ringing me every day this past week! Fingers crossed now that I’ve made it clear I’m not keen, they’ll finally stop calling.7 yearsLike others have said before, this call supposedly came from the Lotto offering free lines for Friday, then some deal about 300 lines at a certain price? The accent definitely wasn’t British. Right away they asked for my bank’s name. They rambled on in a super polite way about security and wanted my sort code. They talked to me like I was slow, saying they couldn’t use my info for anything and I wasn’t paying anything today. When I didn’t give in, they started going on about how they could take money from a charity if it wasn’t secure. I told them I couldn’t access my bank details, and they kept pushing. I worked out what was going on pretty quickly and found it quite funny messing with them a bit. Eventually, I said I’d have to call back with the info, and then they just hung up on me. Very smooth talkers! Definitely watch out - this is a big scam waiting to catch you.7 yearsThey keep ringing me about some lottery win, even though I've blocked the number already. It’s crazy how many times they still try to get through every single day.7 yearsLoads of different 020 numbers keep ringing me and I just don’t pick up, end up blocking them all. It’s really starting to annoy me!7 yearsGot calls from them for a few days in a row. When I finally picked up, they said I’d won free lottery entries online, but at the end of the chat, they mentioned I’d get a full refund. I asked, “Refund for what? I haven’t paid anything.” I also told them I’ve never entered any online lottery, so how did they get my number? I said it sounded like a scam. Still, they rang me back again. When I politely said, “Thanks, but no thanks, I’m not interested,” the person’s tone shifted. He said he wouldn’t waste any more time on me since others might want to hear the offer. That’s not how a trustworthy company talks. I think the person had an accent that sounded West African, maybe Nigerian or Ghanaian. Something along those lines.NigeriaGhana7 yearsGot calls from the same number like every day, it’s quite annoying really.Submit Your Own Report (020 3514 1765)
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