Block this number immediately to avoid further harassment. These calls and messages typically push a fake UK lottery win, claiming prizes like £2.75 million, but they're classic scam tactics designed to extract personal details or payments. Never respond or click links—scammers often escalate to phishing or demands for fees to 'release' winnings. Report to your carrier and authorities like the FTC or equivalent in your region for tracking. If you've engaged, monitor accounts for fraud and consider freezing credit. Staying vigilant protects against evolving lottery scams that prey on curiosity.
Received identical messages twice; a third appeared as garbled alphanumeric junk, clearly from a computer.
Received a win notification last night.
Received a message last night.
British Lotto scam.
A mobile phone was used to secure our booking on bookings.com with a stolen credit card under the name Michael Anderson, indicating fraudulent activity.
Betting fraud originating from the UK.
A fraudulent UK lottery scheme.
I received a text claiming I won £2,750,000 in the UK Lotto mobile draw, and I have no clue how these scammers obtained my number.
Phishing line informs me I've won £2.75 million.
Message claims I’ve won the lottery, similar to the other reports here.
Message alleges that I have won the lottery, which appears to be a scam.
Phony scam.
A fraudulent call told me I had won cash in a UK phone‑number raffle.
Alleges I've won £2,750,000.
This appears to be a fraudulent call.