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601126433169

☎️ 601126433169 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 601126433169.

When this phone number shows up on your Caller ID, it might be in one of these formats:

+44601126433169+44 601126433169601126433169+44-601126433169

601126433169 Tagged as:

western union malaysia western union payout center ronny salmon jacqueline mian warning far east singapore uk m & s

TimeLine of events for phone number 601126433169

  • Requesting confirmation of transfer picture
    Sep
    2019
  • Ignored suspicious email received
    Aug
    2019
  • Scam email promising daily payments
    Aug
    2019
  • Completely spammy, no credibility
    Jun
    2019
  • Lottery scam email, wants privacy
    Apr
    2019
  • Questioning potential spam email legitimacy
    Apr
    2019
  • Scam number sending fake emails
    Feb
    2019
  • Nothing is free, think first
    Jan
    2019
  • Suspected scam from premium rate number
    Jun
    2017
  • Received daily payments of $7,500
    Nov
    2016
  • Scam warning: don't call back
    Jul
    2016
  • Comment expresses fear about information
    Jul
    2016
  • Annoying spam emails from Western Union
    Jul
    2016
  • National Do Not Call List scam
    Jun
    2016
  • Lottery scam email; wants privacy
    May
    2016
  • Identical email from the same number
    Mar
    2016
  • Frustrated by persistent scam communications
    Jul
    2014
Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 15 First Seen: 09 July 2014 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Eilean Tighe(Western Isles), Little Oakley(Essex) and Swinford(Oxfordshire).

601126433169 has 15 comments of which 10 x neutral and 4 x negative and 1 x positive

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601126433169 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 601126433169 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving emails claiming recipients have won large sums of money via the United Nations or Western Union, with promises of daily or weekly payments. The communications urge recipients to share personal details and call premium-rate numbers, leading to costly charges without any actual payout. Many users received multiple messages daily, often from suspicious overseas sources, and expressed frustration over how their contact information was obtained. Experts advise ignoring such messages, refraining from responding or calling provided numbers, and using official channels like national do-not-contact lists to reduce unwanted correspondence. Overall, it is a well-known fraudulent scheme targeting individuals with false lottery or humanitarian aid offers.

Reports on phone number 601126433169

7 years
Are you still receiving the image? Can you please show me the picture of the transfer?
7 years
I feel the same way. I also received a similar email, but I chose not to respond.
7 years
I have received the same email too. It stated that I will be receiving $7,600 USD daily through Western Union, which has been deposited at the Western Union Payout Center in Malaysia. The email claims that I am one of seven beneficiaries approved to receive $1,500,000.00 USD as part of the ongoing UN Humanitarian Aid / Poverty Alleviation Program (UNPAP). Western Union will supposedly send me $7,500.00 daily. In order to start receiving my daily payments, I am required to provide my full name, address, and phone number to the sender. The email was sent by a person named Ronny Salmon from students.post.edu to my email address. Additionally, the email mentions that for more information about my payment status, I should contact Mrs. Jacqueline Mian at the provided 24-hour helpline number and reply to the email at [email protected].
Western UnionWestern Union Payout CenterMalaysiaRonny SalmonJacqueline Mian
7 years
This is an absolute spam, without a doubt.
7 years
I recently received an email from these individuals claiming that I have won a lottery and that Western Union will be sending me a daily sum of $7,500.00!

My first concern is how did they manage to obtain my email address? Moreover, I am unsure of how to go about getting them to stop contacting me.
Western Union
7 years
I also received that email. It stated that I would receive daily monetary funds through Western Union. I am curious to ascertain whether this is a fraudulent message.
Western Union
8 years
You don't receive anything for free, so it's important to consider things before making decisions. Have you ever received anything without having to pay for it?
10 years
I've achieved it and just received my initial payment of £7,500!!! They assure me that I will receive this sum every day!! :D
10 years
AVOID THIS SCAM AT ALL COSTS! DO NOT CALL BACK AS IT IS A PREMIUM RATE NUMBER THAT WILL BURN A HOLE IN YOUR POCKET. SIMPLY DELETE THE MESSAGE AND MOVE FORWARD WITHOUT FALLING FOR IT.
AVOID
10 years
It's actually quite frightening.
10 years
I am receiving a minimum of five emails daily from "Western Union," which has become quite bothersome. The email contains the contact details, including a phone number.
Western Union
10 years
You have the option to add yourself to the national register to prevent receiving unwanted phone calls and emails. My wife recently did this on her phone, and I will ask her to do it for me as well. I just received an annoying email, which is clearly a fraudulent scheme.
10 years
I have received an email from these individuals claiming that I have won the lottery, and they state that Western Union will be sending me $7,500.00 every day! I am perplexed as to how they obtained my email address. Moreover, I would greatly appreciate if there was a way for me to kindly request that they cease contacting me. Is there any way to achieve this?
Western Union
10 years
I have recently received an email from the number mentioned above. It is interesting to note that the email I received is exactly the same as the one described by the person above.
12 years
I recently received an email notifying me that I have won a lottery organized by the United Nations. Interestingly, they mentioned that my first payment would be facilitated through Money Gram or a similar dubious platform. These kinds of fraudulent emails tend to come my way quite frequently, and I'm quite perplexed as to how they managed to obtain my email address in the first place. Furthermore, I am desperate to find a way to prevent these scams from reaching me. The situation doesn't end there; I also receive numerous phone calls from unfamiliar numbers that never leave any voicemail messages. Upon researching the numbers online, I discovered that they too are connected to major scams. It's genuinely baffling where these individuals are located and operating from. Could you please advise me on how to stop them from further bothering me?
United NationsMoney Gram

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