02035147302
TimeLine☎️ 02035147302 👆 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 02035147302
- Scam letter for fake rewardSep
2019Final reward notification, likely scamSep
2019Unexpected lottery win scam warningSep
2019Beware of improved scam lettersSep
2019Be cautious of lottery scamsSep
2019Scam letter with numerous mistakesAug
2019Scam warning, don't share informationAug
2019Warning: Likely a scam messageAug
2019Warning: health lottery scam, avoidAug
2019Received fake letter from scamAug
2019Lottery win claim was swindleAug
2019Received scam letter, avoid contactingAug
2019Warning about health lottery scamAug
2019Pension-targeted scam with fake prizeAug
2019Scam letter targeting elderly individualsAug
2019Received scam letter about winningsAug
2019Letter claiming £52,000 is scamAug
2019Received suspicious letter; reported senderAug
2019Suspicious lottery win claim receivedAug
2019£620k scam in lottery letterJun
2019Warning about potential health lottery scamMay
2019Health lottery scam call numberMay
2019Prize scam letter warning sharedMay
2019Suspected lottery scam call receivedAug
2015Identified scam; verify phone numbersJul
2015Letter about scam lottery winningsJul
2015Andrew Johnson scams elderly for moneyJul
2015Number Of Searches: 57 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 06 July 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brompton(Kent) and Newton Poppleford(Devon).
02035147302 has 27 comments of which 16 x negative and 11 x neutral
02035147302 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02035147302 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving fraudulent lottery win letters, often citing large sums ranging from £420,000 to over £825,000. Recipients, commonly elderly individuals, are urged to call specific London-based numbers and pay upfront fees to claim their "prizes." The correspondence frequently contains dubious claims, uses inconsistent contact names, and references fake addresses, typically in Aberdeen. Many have warned others not to respond or share personal or financial details, highlighting the scheme’s deceptive nature and targeting of vulnerable people. Authorities and users advise verifying suspicious claims independently and reporting such incidents to help protect against financial exploitation.
Reports on phone number 02035147302
7 yearsGot another letter today claiming it’s my last chance to claim some huge £825,000 reward, and says I’ve only 10 days left. Total rubbish, obviously a scam. Ignore it, don’t even bother replying.7 yearsJust got another letter claiming it’s my last chance to claim £825,000.00, saying I’ve got 10 days to get the money. Complete scam, don’t even bother replying!7 yearsso i supposedly won £825,000, but they say i need to pay a clearance fee first. they want me to call 02035147302 or my mobile 07448598079 and ask for someone named mr raymond brown. yeah, right! total scam!Raymond Brown7 yearsJust got a letter like that myself. Seems like they’ve fixed up the spelling and grammar this time, but watch out. It says the claims office is in Aberdeen, yet they want you to ring a premium rate London (0203) number. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.AberdeenLondon7 yearsGot a letter from the Health Lottery saying I'd won £420,000 which is a proper con. Don’t bother calling the number, it’s a scam.7 yearsMy elderly folks got a letter from Health Lottery UK recently, and they’re both in their late 80s. The letter included a phone number to call, but it was obvious a scam - loads of spelling errors and all sorts of bad grammar. Definitely suspicious and not to be trusted.Health Lottery UK7 yearsTotal scam, seriously steer clear of it. Whatever you do, never give them your bank info or any cash!7 yearsGot this letter about some health lottery, sounded fishy to me. The phone number they left was 02035147302 - definitely a scam, watch out!7 yearsGot a call about winning £420,000 on some health lottery, but I’m sure it’s a scam! Don’t fall for it.7 yearsAt 80 years old, I got a message saying I'd won £420,000. It feels like these scams are mostly targeting older folks like pensioners. Of course, I didn’t ring the number they gave me to claim anything, but sadly, I reckon plenty of people might fall for it.7 yearsGot a letter in the post saying I've won £420 and to ring a bloke called Mr Raymond Brown. Sounds like a total con to me.Raymond Brown7 yearsMy mum got a letter from the Health Lottery saying she’d won £420,000. Obviously, I was suspicious so I looked up the number online and quickly found out it was a total scam.Health Lottery7 yearsI got a call from the UK Health Lottery saying ive won £52,000.00. Seems fishy to me.Health Lottery UK7 yearsGot a letter today claiming I’d won £420,000 and to ring a guy named Raymond Brown. At 80 years old, it’s obvious this scam is targeting older people like me. Of course, I didn’t bother calling Raymond to claim any prize, but I worry loads of others might fall for it!Raymond BrownRaymond7 yearsGot a letter from Health Lottery UK claiming I’d bagged £52,000.00 - sounded too good to be true. Did a quick search on the number and sure enough, it’s a total scam. I’m 83 years old but not daft, though I’m tempted to book a big cruise and maybe send them the invoice for a laugh. From Coventry, by the way.Health Lottery UKGoogleCoventry7 yearsJust got a letter supposedly from the health lottery uk, but when I checked the Aberdeen address it’s totally fake. Don’t bother responding to it, it’s a scam for sure. You should report it to royal mail as well. And definitely don’t call the phone numbers they’ve put on there!Health Lottery UKAberdeenRoyal Mail7 yearsI thought I’d hit the jackpot with £520,000 from the UK health lottery - turns out it was just a total scam!Health LotteryUK7 yearsThis morning, I got a letter through the door claiming to be from Health Lottery UK saying I’d won £520,000 in their recent draw. It asked me to ring Mr Raymond Brown on the number above or the mobile 07448 598079. They didn’t provide any email or web address, which seemed odd. The letter was sent from what looks like a legitimate address at 91-93 Union Street Aberdeen AB11 6BD. They also said they got my name off the NHS database, which feels really dodgy. I haven’t called Mr Brown as it smells like a total scam to me.Health Lottery UKRaymond BrownUnion StreetAberdeenNHSBrown7 yearsMy mum, she’s 71, got a letter from some guy called Raymond Brown or something like that. I rang him up and told him straight he was a tosser, then I went on and reported him to the cops.Raymond Brown7 yearsGot a letter from what looked like a health lottery scam, and this number was on it. The claim was for £620k, but the address they gave was some fake place in Aberdeen. Seriously, don’t call that number unless you want to get pushed into handing over your cash.Aberdeen7 yearsGot this letter saying I won some health lottery or something, but it smells like a scam to me. Seems dodgy, like they just want your details or money. Definitely wouldn’t trust it!7 yearsI got a letter today from someone saying it’s from the 'health lottery uk' telling me to ring this number to pick up a prize of £620,000,00. It said the claims office was in Aberdeen with the number 9227. Seems a bit off to me.Health Lottery UKAberdeen7 yearsJust got a letter claiming I won £625,000.00, but the contact person is different this time - some bloke called Mr David Garcia. Lucky I took a moment to look up the number before getting too excited and passed on the heads-up to others.MRDAVID GARCIA11 yearsJust got a letter today from some Andrew Johnson guy saying I've bagged £825,000 in the Postcode Lotto. It says I’ve got two weeks to call 0203 514 7302 to claim it. Thing is, I’ve never even entered the Postcode Lottery, so that’s a bit suspicious!Andrew Johnson11 yearsI got suspicious when the letter didn’t sound quite right, so I looked up the number and found out it was a scam. They said you had to cough up £1500 first to supposedly receive £825,000. Glad I didn’t fall for it - just a heads up for everyone!11 yearsI got a letter telling me I’d won £825,000, which seemed odd since I’m 70. I looked it up online and found out it’s a total scam. I bet loads of people who aren’t as careful as me end up getting tricked out of their cash.11 yearsThere’s a bloke called Andrew Johnson going around tricking old folks out of £1500 by promising them a massive cheque of £82,500,000. Luckily my mum was a bit wary and told him to either send that cheque or forget about his fee from the supposed winnings. This guy really needs to be found and locked up, and he should repay everyone he ripped off first.Andrew JohnsonSubmit Your Own Report (020 3514 7302)
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