02070606473
TimeLine☎️ 02070606473 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Digital Mail Limited. It is part of the phone block 207060 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02070606473
- Received scam letter about winningsApr
2025Total scam, obvious from startApr
2025Spam phone number scam reportedApr
2025Warnings about scam complaintsMar
2025FIFA lottery scam phone numbersDec
2024Warning about FIFA lottery scamOct
2023Lottery scam targeting deceased relativeNov
2022Warning of lottery prize scamOct
2021FIFA World Cup scam reportOct
2021Received letter claiming to winredirectToRoute £900KSep
2021Lottery win notification likely fraudulentJun
2021FIFA lottery win letter scamMay
2021Received a suspicious lottery letterMar
2021International post code lottery scam alertOct
2020Warning about big fat scamOct
2020Fraudulent lottery phone scam warningSep
2020Received scam lottery win letterAug
2020Dad won online lottery scamAug
2020Scam letter, father has dementiaAug
2020Warning letter about potential scamJul
2020Lottery notification email is scamJul
2020Be cautious of lottery scamJun
2020Received winning lottery scam letterJun
2020International lottery with postal codeJun
2020Number Of Searches: 135 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 21 June 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Christchurch(Dorset) and Sherford(Somerset).
02070606473 has 23 comments of which 21 x negative and 2 x neutral
02070606473 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02070606473 👆 is reported as a widespread scam involving fake lottery winnings of around £900,000 from an ‘International Postcode’ or ‘FIFA World Cup Online Lottery’. Users consistently receive poorly printed letters claiming they have won large sums despite not entering any lottery. The communications often ask recipients to contact certain phone numbers or individuals at a London address that appears incomplete or unrelated to any legitimate lottery organisation. Many victims highlight the scam’s callousness, particularly when letters target vulnerable people like the elderly or deceased relatives. The cheque and logos included are fraudulent, requests for advance fees are common, and no genuine winnings are ever received. Overall, the consensus is clear: unsolicited letters of this nature are deceptive and should be treated with extreme caution.
Reports on phone number 02070606473
1 yearJust got a letter saying I’d won £900,000 on some ticket I’ve never even purchased. Obviously a complete scam.1 yearAbsolutely the same deal, total rip-off from the get go. Just don’t bother, chuck it straight in the bin.1 yearLike quite a few others have mentioned, I got a letter claiming I’d won £900,000. The numbers they tried ringing from were 02070606473 and 07769146899. Definitely seems dodgy to me.1 yearWatch out, this is a total rip-off! Just check out what everyone else is saying.2 yearsJust a heads up, there's a FIFA lottery scam going about with the phone number 02070606229 and sometimes they use 07443904996 belonging to some bloke called Bernard Edward. The address they give out is always 22 Hannover Square, but honestly, they can’t even get the spelling right. Stay careful!FIFABernard EdwardsHannover Square3 yearsI got a call from this number about an International FIFA World Cup Online Lottery, but it’s totally a scam. They claim to be based in Zurich, Switzerland, but the address they gave is actually just a private bank with no connection to FIFA whatsoever. Plus, the contact they give for Bernard Morgan at 22 Hanover Square, London, is a building still under construction. If you get any letters or calls about winning a FIFA lottery from them, just ignore them and don’t reply!ZurichFIFABernard MorganHanover SquareLondon4 yearsThis morning I got a letter claiming my mum had won £900,000 in some FIFA lottery. Thing is, my mum passed away a while ago, so it's obvious this was a nasty scam. The letter was printed poorly on cheap paper and the logo at the top was half missing - looked really dodgy. Honestly, who even thinks sending something like this is okay?FIFA5 yearsI received a letter saying I’d won £900,000,000 and asked me to ring this number. Totally obvious scam, so I figured I’d warn others that these con artists are now sending letters through the post.5 yearsLike lots of others have said, this is another one of those FIFA World Cup scams trying to trick people outta £900k. The letter mentions a mobile number - 0738 572 9888 - and an address at 22 Hanover Square, London. Honestly, someone should go check them out and put an end to it.Hanover SquareLondon5 yearsI actually got a letter, not a phone call, just like a few others have mentioned. It was supposedly from a Mr Bernard Ham saying I'd won £900,000. Totally unbelievable, especially since I never even entered any lottery!Bernard Ham5 yearsI recently got a letter along with a copy of a cheque for £900,000 from this number, claiming I've won a lottery. They mentioned something about needing to pay a 1% fee for clearance before they can release the funds. Honestly, I'm convinced this is a scam; after all, I've never even entered a lottery in the first place!5 yearsI got this letter mentioning a FIFA lottery win and it had a phone number on it, but I never got a call or anything. Seems like a total scam to me, especially since I never took part in any lottery!FIFA5 yearsOn the 12th of March, 2021, I got a letter telling me I'd won £900,000 in some 'international postcode lottery'. The letter asked me to call a certain phone number. Felt a bit dodgy to me.6 yearsGot a call claiming I won some big international postcode lottery - total scam, do not fall for it!6 yearsThis is a total rip-off, honestly. I really pity anyone who falls for it.6 yearsI got a call telling me to get in touch with someone named Bernard Adams on 02070606473 or 07387651006 about winning £900,000.00 from some international postcode lottery. Something felt off about it, so I decided to look it up online. Sites like this really come in handy for checking these things.Bernard Adams6 yearsReceived a scam letter claiming I won £900,000 on some ‘international postcode lottery’ I didn’t even join. The numbers linked to it were 0207 060 6473 and 0738 765 1006. They said their office was at 22 Hanover Square, London W1S 1HD. Total rubbish!Hanover SquareLondon6 yearsSo, my dad got this letter saying he'd bagged £900,000 from some online lottery prize! The funny part is, he hasn't even got a clue about getting online. Definitely a scam!6 yearsGot a letter saying my dad won £900,000! Problem is, he’s got dementia and has never been on a computer, so there’s no way he could’ve entered some online lottery. Definitely don’t bother replying.6 yearsGot a letter warning me about a scam, so watch out everyone!6 yearsIts obvious this is a scam - every message tells you that you’ve won £900,000 in some lottery you’ve never signed up for or even knew existed. Dont bother replying cause there’s no prize to be claimed, and you’ll likely end up with some hefty fines instead.6 yearswatch out everyone. just got a letter from some international postcode lottery claiming i’ve won £900,000. don’t even think about replying to 02070606473, it’s not worth the risk!6 yearsGot this letter claiming I’d won £900,000, and it had a phone number for some foreign service manager. Felt a bit off to me.Submit Your Own Report (020 7060 6473)
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