Firstworldlottos Bewertungen 

They are scam constantly calling. They get this from freebies. I signed up for a free milka chocolate and got in this. Didn’t give my bank details or anything safe stay safe guys

If there was a 0 star I would use it.
I've been called multiple times a day by these numbers claiming to be 'firstworldlotto syndicate' or something
+44 20 4638 6162
+44 20 4638 6163
Which I ignored, well today I answered because I was fed up of them calling
'Hi madam you entered a competition for a camper van, I'm happy to say you are a winner' (I gave up listening after that) until she said something about bank sort code etc, ignored her and let her waffle on, I couldn't get a word in sideways then got annoyed with me when I told her to let me talk. Said I wasn't interested and hung up. She called me back and She asked me what was stopping me and if they were a scam they wouldn't keep calling me back trying to explain, continued to say I wasn't interested. She then went on to talk about a £39 something id have to pay on the 4th August and if I don't win I'm guaranteed to get my money back. Told her it was a load of rubbish and I'll go buy a lotto ticket from the shop down the road. She got arsey and said 'well I can't force you goodbye'.
Don't give any details out to anyone.

Got a call from AI device telling me I was the lucky recipient of golden tickets. The device then took me to a female operator with what sounded like a south Asian accent, she told me how lucky I was to be selected. I asked her straight out was this a scam thinking she would explain it wasn’t. Instead she told me to choose my words wisely! If it smells like a duck & talks like a duck it’s most probably a duck. Steer clear

I got a random call saying I'd been entered for 10 free lines
I gave my account number and sort code because that's not information you should be able to take money with
I do not think they are honest about the likelihood of winning
And worse they tried to charge my account £39 when I did not give them any payment details. I do not know how they got that information

I stupidly fell for this scam
I ended up giving the lady on the phone my bank details and sort code and one called and emailed multiple times in the last two days asking them to cancel the subscription fir them to say “we’ve cancelled the £39 one” but have put me on a different one that £19.75 or something like that and told me I can try cancelling it after the 15th of August or after September and now I’m worried they’ll do something with my bank details and idk what to do I need help

Called my wife offering free euro lotto entries and Toby carvery gift card. Came here straight away and ended call immediately. Thank you Trustpilot

this website is a total scam dont sign up to it im doing everything in my power as a website hosting service to shut them down

First World Lottos makes playing the lottery so much easier. The sign-up process was straightforward, payments are seamless, and the website is easy to use. I especially like the convenience of never missing a draw and having everything managed in one place

I used to forget to buy tickets and would often miss draws. Since joining First World Lottos, that's no longer a concern. Everything is automatic, and it's great knowing I'm included in every draw without having to remember anything.

Apparently I had 10 free euro millions draws and they wanted £0 from me. But when I asked who the company was and then proceeded to read the google generated alert “first world lotto” scam and how they promise free entry etc his tone changed - higher octave and more defensive of how legitimate this was. There would be a link in an email apparently as he needed to set up my lucky dip and lucky numbers on his end and take some details incase I won- I said I can do this on my lotto app and he said he must do it as it’s not “the normal lottery”…

Scam. Avoid. Nothing is free in this life- especially not 10 free ticket to win 20+ million pounds !

The website is very user-friendly, even for someone who isn't particularly tech-savvy. Joining was simple, setting up my payments was easy, and I receive regular updates so I always know when draws are taking place

One of the things I appreciate most about First World Lottos is how straightforward the payments are. There are no complicated processes, and managing my membership is quick and easy through the website. Highly recommended.

Signing up with First World Lottos was incredibly easy and only took a few minutes. The website is simple to navigate, and I love that I never have to worry about missing a draw. Everything is done for you, making the whole experience hassle-free.

Christ do not trust at all
Say you will be given 10 free tickets
Then ask for bank details

These people will call you after you enter a range of random competitions. They will convince you to receive 10 free prize draw tickets and ask you to answer a series of simple yes or no questions (these are commonly used as the question can be manipulated after you have given an aswer) Then they request deposite information for your bank account ( nothing too sketchy right?) Suddenly you will wake up one morning to find out they have arranged a direct debit in your name. "Lotto syndicate" more like Scam Syndicate.

This is SCAM, do not get caught and do not give details of the bank, be careful and do not buy on their persuasion and temptation. BEWARE IT SCAMMERS!!!

I just fell victim of these guys, I don’t know what to do as they have my sort code and account number. I just came here only to see reviews of all these people. Scammers Alert, anyone with information to help please i would appreciate it

Hi someone please help me. I gave them my sort cord and account details. What should I do now?

I have just been on the phone to them and stupidly gave them my sort code and account number, what do I do? Also they can’t take money out with just that information can they?

I just had the same experience as all below and I said I would not share banking details over the phone, that they had my address, name, bday, phone number, email, lucky numbers etc and that they had more than enough over phone. (I never provided any of these details either) She kept telling me in quite lengthy detail how no money can be taken, explaining banking to me. When I said, look I think it’s quite easy to commit fraud with these details she shouted at me ‘no Darcy, you are wrong’ so I just hung up.

It was rather amusing but also frightfully believable.