02036086675
TimeLine☎️ 02036086675 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 203608 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036086675
- Scammers asking for bank detailsJul
2025Possible scam related to lotteryAug
2021Warning about potential scam callerAug
2021Refused payment on suspicious requestJul
2021Alert about Euromillions fraudsters; blockJul
2021Received identical phone call recentlyJul
2021Fake call claiming prize scamJul
2021Lottery scam asking for cardsJul
2021Caller had foreign accent, mentioned EuromillionsJul
2021Number Of Searches: 46 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 16 July 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ailsworth(Cambridgeshire), Bedstone(Shropshire) and Coaltown of Wemyss(Fife).
02036086675 has 9 comments of which 1 x negative and 8 x neutral
02036086675 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036086675 👆 is reported as associated with scam calls claiming recipients have won Euromillions or lottery prizes. Callers often use known personal information, gained from social media or previous sign-ups, to seem credible. They pressure individuals into providing bank details to process winnings or a supposed subscription fee, which is a tactic to steal money. The callers frequently have foreign accents and use poor phone lines. Many have identified the calls as fraudulent and advise blocking the number immediately. Recipients are urged to never share bank information or engage with these calls, as this number is linked to repeated attempts to deceive and defraud. Vigilance and caution are strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 02036086675
12 monthsI just had a call saying I entered a competition for washing powder and that I could receive 10 lines on the EuroMillions. They then proceeded to ask for my bank details so they could deposit my winnings. When I called them scammers, I told them they were not getting my bank details!5 yearsI just received a call from someone who appeared to be quite credible; they mentioned that I had registered for a free set of Monster energy drinks on Instagram. It was eerie how they had all my information. Foolishly, I ended up sharing my bank sort code and account number. They even prompted me for five lucky numbers for the EuroMillions, which in hindsight makes me think it was all a ruse! I've since terminated the call and blocked the number, but now I'm left feeling anxious about the security of my bank information. Can anyone offer me some advice?Instagram5 yearsI received a rather dubious call from a chap claiming I had won a prize from Iceland: free Euro lottery tickets, no less! He went on about me selecting my own numbers. To my surprise, he had my full name, date of birth, address, telephone number, and even my email. He mentioned that I'd receive £39 every time I missed out on a win. A follow-up email would supposedly confirm the call. Then, he asked where I'd prefer the winnings deposited and requested my bank details. When I told him I couldn't provide that information right away, he said he'd give me another ring shortly. It makes me wonder how on earth he obtained all my personal information!Iceland5 yearsI'm in the same boat. They attempted to convince me to fork out £40 for a standard three-month rolling deal, claiming I'd get my money back. Foolishly, I disclosed my sort code and account number, believing it was legitimate after signing up for something just the day before. Thankfully, I realised what was happening and told them to delete my information pronto!5 yearsScammers posing as 'Euromillions' representatives. Best to block them.Scammers5 yearsI’ve just had a call from the same number moments ago.5 yearsI received a call from this number, and to my surprise, I was greeted by an individual claiming to be "Wayne" with a thick Indian accent. There was a noticeable pause before the line connected, and honestly, the quality of the call was dreadful. He seemed to know my name and tried to inform me that I had entered an online competition. When I inquired about the specifics, he mentioned something about "Skittles" and rambled on about my entry being successful. He continued to prattle on about my supposed qualification for ten complimentary Euromillions lines, which I found utterly absurd. I interrupted him, pointing out that he wasn’t fooling anyone with that name. I urged him to take his little scam somewhere else before hanging up and blocking the number. I was certain this was a con artist at work!Wayne5 yearsYet another scammer at play! They attempted to fish for my card information under the guise of claiming I’d won ten complimentary tickets for the Euro lottery. Ridiculous!5 yearsI had a bit of trouble making out what the caller was saying; there was a strong accent, not local, and she was going on about the Euromillions jackpot for this Friday.Submit Your Own Report (020 3608 6675)
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