02045258156
TimeLine☎️ 02045258156 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Voxbone SA. It is part of the phone block 204525 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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+442045258156+44 20 4525 8156020 4525 8156+44-20-4525-8156
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02045258156
- Detail disclosure and privacy concernsOct
2022Avoid scams related to lotteryOct
2022Congratulations on winning Amazon voucher!Oct
2022Entered Lindor competition, funny outcomeSep
2022Scam call about fake lottery. BEWARESep
2022Scam alert, do not engageSep
2022Fraudulent phone call warning givenSep
2022Suspicious call about Euro MillionsSep
2022Warning that prize notification is scamSep
2022Won fake prize, laughed offSep
2022Request to cancel a paymentSep
2022Random sequence of numbers providedSep
2022Warning about potential lottery scamSep
2022Received suspicious call for competitionSep
2022"Greg competition scam, hang up."Sep
2022Ignoring unknown calls due to scamsAug
2022Potential scam, avoid sharing informationAug
2022Missed call, tired of scammersAug
2022Received a call about competitionAug
2022Tesco scam, outdated contact informationAug
2022Lottery scam with personal informationAug
2022False competition announcement followed by disconnectionAug
2022Decathlon competition win, suspicious follow-upAug
2022Scam call requesting bank detailsJun
2022Received scam call, hung upJun
2022User warns about potential scamJun
2022User questions legitimacy of messageJun
2022Accent makes competition story fakeMay
2022Unknown caller, consider ignoring callMay
2022Persistent sales call, blocked callerMay
2022Complaint about giveaway winner legitimacyMay
2022Received suspicious call claiming winningsMay
2022Positive experience with helpful womanMay
2022Confirmation for global conference participationMay
2022Irish sales call for energyMay
2022Be cautious of fake lotteriesApr
2022Number Of Searches: 318 Number Of Comments: 33 First Seen: 03 April 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Frogmore(Cornwall), Limebrook(Herefordshire), Moor Park(Surrey), Niddrie(Edinburgh) and Upper Hindhope(Scottish Borders).
02045258156 has 33 comments of which 17 x neutral and 15 x negative and 1 x positive
02045258156 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02045258156 👆 is reported as a nuisance number associated with lottery and competition scams. Callers, often with South African, Indian, or London accents, claim recipients have won prizes like Amazon vouchers, EuroMillions tickets, or supermarket vouchers, despite victims denying entry. These callers typically know personal details such as name, address, and date of birth, which raises caution. They persistently request bank account details under the pretext of processing winnings but often hang up or become argumentative when questioned. Several users report the calls as aggressive or confusing, with no legitimate verification provided. Additionally, a few mention telemarketing from energy suppliers. Overall, the number is best avoided and blocked to prevent possible fraud attempts and undue stress.
Reports on phone number 02045258156
4 yearsBlimey, she had all my information down to my name and my email address!Blimey4 yearsI got a call about some lottery thing. I never get involved with lottery stuff, so just ignored it!4 yearsGot a call saying I'd won a £750 Amazon voucher and they were all congratulating me. I just ended the call straight away!Amazon4 yearsGot a call saying I'd joined some Lindor contest last year. My phone froze so I couldn’t actually end the call. I told them I never entered it, but this woman with a South African accent kept insisting I did. I just kept saying 'No' and then she suddenly cut me off. At least they didn’t ask for any bank info like I’ve heard others had.4 yearsGot a random call from a woman named Sally who sounded Indian. She said I’d won 11 free tickets for the next Euromillions draw and asked me to choose some numbers. Then she tried to get my bank details, saying they needed it to pay out the prize. I told her I’d only give that if I actually won. She kept insisting it was necessary to confirm the ticket. Said I’d hear back if I won. Seems like a scam to me. Watch out for this one!Sally4 yearsGot a call from a woman with an Indian accent, she said her name was Sally and told me I’d won 11 free tickets for the upcoming Euromillions draw. She tried to get me to choose some numbers then asked for my bank details so they could transfer the winnings. I told her I’d only give those if I actually won. She insisted they needed the info to sort out the ticket, but I told her to phone back if I win anything. Sounds dodgy to me. Stay careful folks.Sally4 yearsI just had a rather peculiar phone call from a lady named Sally, who was clearly speaking with an Indian accent. She claimed I had miraculously won 11 complimentary tickets for this week’s Euromillions draw. The conversation took a turn when she insisted I select some numbers and then proceeded to ask for my bank account information to deposit my supposed winnings. I cheekily replied that she could have my details if I actually won anything. She insisted it was necessary to process the tickets, but I told her to ring me back if I hit the jackpot. Honestly, what a joke! Stay alert, everyone.Sally4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming I’d won 39 free entries for Friday’s EuroMillions draw from a contest I supposedly entered back in October 2021! They knew my full name, address, and even my birthday. They told me my free tickets would be sent by email, but then asked which bank account I wanted the money paid into if I won. When I asked why they needed my bank info if they were emailing me the tickets, the bloke just hung up. Sounded like he had an Indian accent and said his name was Liam. Quite suspicious if you ask me.Liam4 yearsGot a call saying I’d won some Ferrero Rocher contest or something, which I don’t remember signing up for at all… sounded pretty nice at first but then he started asking for my bank info like account number and sort code. Didn’t feel right at all. After checking out the reviews here, I’m convinced it’s a scam since he already had my name, address and birthday!4 yearsGot a call saying I'd bagged a £1000 Tesco voucher cause I entered some online thing. Couldn't help but laugh before hanging up straight away! 😂😂Tesco4 yearsCould you kindly put a stop to my payment, please? My email is [email protected]. Thank you!4 yearsSomebody rang me up saying I’d won a place in some competition for a Samsung and that I could enter the lottery ten times a week. They already had my details like dob, email, name and where I live. I asked for more info because I was a bit puzzled, but then they just cut the call. The lady on the other end had a South African accent, which stood out to me since I’m South African too.Samsung4 yearsAbsolutely dodgy competition I stumbled upon-complete con! They just hung up without a word.4 yearsI didn’t pick up the call and it went straight to voicemail, but there was no message left. After reading the comments here, I’m glad I didn’t bother. I usually ignore numbers I don’t know, and lately there’s been a lot more of them ringing. So far I’ve checked a bunch and they all seem like scams.4 yearsI got a call from some Coca Cola lotto thing, they wanted me to choose some numbers and even asked for my bank sort code and account details. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.4 yearsI didn’t answer the phone, no clue who tried to ring me. Honestly, I'm so fed up with all these scams going around.4 yearsIt seems I've received a call regarding a Coca-Cola contest I participated in.Coca4 yearsGot a call saying I’d won some competition linked to Tesco, but when they told me they had my address it was totally wrong - like an old place I hadn’t lived at for over a decade. I just hung up straight away after that.Tesco4 yearsI got a call saying I’d won some kind of lottery prize from a Coca Cola competition, which I never even entered. They knew my full name, address and date of birth, which creeped me out. When I asked how I could get the money, I said a big cheque sent to my home would be fine. Then they said it had to go into a bank account and asked for my details. First, they said they were calling from South Africa, then later changed it to London, then said they were offshore. Definitely a scam, I wouldn't waste your time with them.South AfricaLondon4 yearsGot a call saying I’d won something from Iceland, but they just hung up on me. The connection was a bit dodgy and the voice sounded like it was coming from miles away.Iceland4 yearsSomebody called saying I’d won some kind of contest from Decathlon. They already had my phone number and birthday, and then tried to get me to sign up for even more lottery draws. Seems dodgy to me.4 yearsI got a call saying I’d won some kind of contest, sounded alright at first. But then they wanted my bank sort code and account number, and that’s when I got suspicious. I quickly looked up the number online and found loads of people warning it was a scam. So I just ended the call straight away. No way I’m giving out my banking info.4 yearsGot a call from this number 02045258156, a woman on the other end, but she spoke so quickly I couldn’t catch what she said. When I asked her to say it again, she just brushed me off. I stayed quiet for a bit then ended the call and blocked the number. Definitely felt like a scam.4 yearsI’ve come across a dodgy outfit trying to con me out of my cash for some supposed lottery tickets.4 yearsGot a call saying it was from the Euromillions, but it was pretty clear they were just having me on!4 yearsGot a call claimin I won some prize, like it’s a competition or somethin. Sounded proper dodgy, like those scams tryna get your details. Didn’t trust it one bit, so just hung up. These fake calls messin about with people’s heads, no thanks!4 yearsi just saw this number pop up but didn’t pick up cause it looked unfamiliar. big thanks to everyone leaving their comments though, they really help! honestly, with all the dodgy calls going around, it’s hard to know who is legit. my tip? if it’s a strange number, just let it ring out. these types rarely leave a message, which makes me think it’s probably a scam.4 yearsI received a rather tenacious call from someone who claimed to be from ESB Energy. He had a distinct Irish accent and was quite insistent on persuading me to change my energy supplier to theirs. While it didn’t strike me as a scam, it did feel very much like a sales pitch. Ultimately, I opted to block the number as his persistence was a bit off-putting.ESB Energy4 yearsI got a call from a lady about a grant overpayment I had. Since paying the full amount at once wasn’t doable for me, she helped sort out a payment plan. Honestly, they were pretty understanding and helpful throughout the whole thing.4 yearsThey called to check the details of the company and said they’d be sending information about some conferences, which they claimed were international events.4 yearsJust got a ring from this number saying I’d won some sort of online contest. Problem is, I’ve never entered anything like that. The bloke said it was from March, like maybe I’d forgotten but nah, I’m pretty sure I didn’t. The guy spoke really clear English, barely any accent, but I had a feeling he might’ve been Indian - just a hunch, not trying to be rude. When I told him I never joined any comp, he just hung up on me. He also mentioned something about being “accepted” for something, not exactly “winning,” which made me a bit iffy about the whole thing.India4 yearsGot a call from a friendly sounding Irish fella the other day, which makes sense since ESB Energy is based in Ireland. They were trying to convince me to change my energy provider to theirs. The way the chat dragged out made me think the call wasn’t actually made from Glasgow. Just be upfront and say you’re not interested!ESB EnergyEmerald IsleGlasgow4 yearsBeware of World Lottos; don't engage with them, they're just a fraudulent outfit.WorldSubmit Your Own Report (020 4525 8156)
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