9712488298
TimeLine☎️ 9712488298 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 0971.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 9712488298
- Beware of Facebook scam messagesFeb
2017Beware of scam phone numbersAug
2016Scam involving prize and feesAug
2016Friend's fake lottery scam claimMay
2016Similar experience happened to meMay
2016Suspected scam regarding anniversary giftFeb
2016Facebook scam message about winningsJan
2016Scam phone call warning; be cautiousJan
2016Received suspicious money-winning messageDec
2015User suspects scam activityDec
2015Friend's message suggests possible hackingDec
2015Possible lottery win, contact details providedDec
2015Friend's suspicious message about scamDec
2015Similar experience, skipped last stepDec
2015Attempted scam, but unsuccessful attemptNov
2015Confused about winning claim processNov
2015User seeking claim details after winNov
2015Possible scam regarding winning notificationNov
2015Scam lottery text; personal information compromisedOct
2015Spam call claiming lottery winningsOct
2015Number linked to hacking issuesMay
2015Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 22 May 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Berkswell(West Midlands), Lew(Oxfordshire), Pismire Hill(South Yorkshire) and St Agnes(Cornwall).
9712488298 has 20 comments of which 15 x neutral and 5 x negative
9712488298 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 9712488298 👆 is reported as linked to a widespread lottery scam involving fraudulent claims of winning large sums through Facebook Mega Millions promotions. Callers or messages from this number often urge recipients to pay substantial "filing" or "processing" fees to claim their supposed prizes. Many users have experienced their emails and social media accounts being compromised after responding, with scammers demanding personal and financial information. The operation involves impersonating friends or known contacts to gain trust, making it important not to engage or provide any details. This scam has been repeatedly exposed and should be treated with caution; legitimate lottery winnings never require upfront fees or private passwords. Users are advised to ignore such contacts and report suspicious activity to the proper authorities.
Reports on phone number 9712488298
10 yearsI recently received a message on Facebook from someone claiming to be an old friend. According to them, I have £200,000 waiting for me to claim from the FB Megamilions. The message instructed me to contact a person named Don Walker at the phone number 9712488298. It's just unbelievable how people can do such things. I wonder how they manage to send these messages without the person's knowledge. I really hope nobody receives a message like this from me and ends up falling for it, thinking that I'm the one who sent it to them!FacebookFB MegamilionsDon Walker10 yearsWe have recently identified the numbers 334-352-8785 and 657-666-0420 being used by scammers. They are taking advantage of unsuspecting individuals by using the name Terry Brad and falsely claiming that you have won something. However, please be aware that it's a scam. The scammers are requesting a payment of $750, which supposedly covers the filing fee, UPS mailing, and insurance fees. It is important not to fall for their deceitful tactics. I personally informed them that I'm aware of their scam. Interestingly, the person who alerted me about their scheme even offered to contribute $500 towards the payment. If I were to accept their offer, I would only be losing $250. What an absurd proposal! Please exercise caution and do not entertain their bogus claims or make any payments. It's essential to protect yourself from such fraudulent activities.Terry BradUPS10 yearsThey are currently utilising the phone numbers 334-352-8785 & 657-666-0420. A certain man named Terry Brad is asserting that you have won something. However, in order to claim your winnings, you are required to pay a filing fee of $750, which covers the cost of UPS mailing and insurance. Be cautious of these individuals as they could be attempting to deceive you. I directly informed him that it is without doubt a scam. Interestingly, the person who informed me about this even mentioned that they were willing to cover $500 of the fee. Amusingly, if I had fallen for it, I would have only lost $250 - what an absurd proposition! Laughing my head off!Terry BradUPS10 yearsI encounter the same situation10 yearsI faced a similar situation recently. An old friend of mine claimed to have won money through a Facebook megamillion draw. However, they shared this information discreetly as they didn't want others to ask for money. It all sounded like nonsense to me! Moreover, they insisted that I visit a certain website, fill out a form, and then magically receive money.11 yearsI received a similar message, but I decided to look into it before proceeding further. I couldn't find any information about the claimed anniversary gift or anything else related to it. Therefore, I believe it is probably a scam.11 yearsI received a Facebook message which said: "Hello, how are you and what's the weather like where you are? I just wanted to check if you've received your winning money from the annual Fb and Mega Millions anniversary. I got a hundred thousand dollars from them, and you need to contact James Waters to get yours too, because your name is on their list of lucky people. Here is Mr James Waters' contact information: +19712488298... Text him your name and he will let you know what you need to do to get your money." Haha! It seems like someone fell for a scam!James Waters11 yearsI recently received a message from a woman claiming that I had won a massive prize of one million dollars. She informed me that I would be receiving $100,000. She directed me to visit a website owned by James Waters and asked for my personal details, including my password. However, I have now discovered that this is definitely a scam. I am extremely angry about this situation and it is important for me to remember the lesson of the day - if something sounds too good to be true, it usually is. I hope I don't come across that scammer in the future because I am thoroughly fed up with them.James Waters11 yearsHe recibido un mensaje de este número informándome que he ganado dinero, lo cual me pareció bastante extraño y pensé que podría ser una estafa. Por favor, ¿podrían proporcionarme más información, preferiblemente en español? Gracias.11 yearsThis must be a scam, surely.11 yearsI received a message from a mate regarding the same matter, stating that I won some cash. It appears that this person may have been a victim of hacking.11 yearsI recently received news indicating that I am a potential winner of a monetary prize from the Oregon Lottery. My name is Genaro Flores, and you can contact me at either [email protected] or [email protected].Oregon LotteryGenaro Flores11 yearsI received a message from a friend asking if something was a scam. The friend pleaded with me not to tell anyone about it. They directed me to download an application. Well, let me make it clear that I am not someone who falls for scams. This situation seems to involve a fake prize from Megamillionsprize.tk.Megamillionsprize11 yearsI experienced a similar situation with James Waters, though I neglected to carry out the final task.James Waters11 yearsAttempted to deceive me, but I wasn't easily fooled by their trickery.11 yearsI received a message from an individual claiming that I have emerged as the winner. Could this possibly be a fraudulent scheme?11 yearsThis individual claims that they have won something and is currently searching for information regarding their prize.11 yearsJames Waters claimed that I had won, and I went to claim my prize. However, instead of the expected outcome, I found myself on this peculiar page. I'm completely baffled by what's happening.James Waters11 yearsI am receiving messages from a contact claiming to be a lottery. They are informing me that I have won a monetary prize and instructing me to visit the website www.megamillionprize.tk.11 yearsI suspect that the person who currently possesses this phone number has unlawfully gained access to my email and Facebook accounts. Despite my efforts to reach out for support, I have been unable to make any progress. Moreover, they are sharing this phone number on my Facebook profile. Can you please assist me or arrange for someone to get in touch with me regarding this issue?Submit Your Own Report (0971 248 8298)
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