Lottoexpress Reviews 7

TrustScore 2.5 out of 5

2.3

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Worse Online Lotto business

It is the worst business when it comes to customer service in the chat. They make you wait for an hour by telling that your wait time is only 3 minutes. I would advise people to use other online Lotto businesses because Lotto Express is really, really, really bad.

18 April 2026
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Don’t be fooled by the ‘kindness’

Very harassing phone calls from this woman telling my nan she’ll be ‘lucky and win the lottery if she keeps playing’. You should be ashamed of yourself scamming old people for money! You may have fooled her but you certainly didn’t fool me!! Stay away from these people.

1 August 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Stay well away from this company!

Stay well away from this company!
An elderly lady I care for has had thousands taken from her bank, beginning with small amounts of £18 and raising to £1500 a month over the course of a year! She never agreed to spending that amount of money as she cannot afford to do that. It only came to light that this was happening when this lady needed help with her banking due to dementia and I queried the payments going out. The bank could not find a company attached to the reference on the payments and we had to deal with everything via the fraud department. This company are criminals who prey on older people.

20 March 2025
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Very much like Pam and Karl before

Very much like Pam and Karl before.

I was was called by my upset 84 year old terminally ill mother last night, lotto express have taken nearly £700 from her so far. Similar story, my mother and my now deceased father responded to their advert through the post to play the Irish lottery, as my father was Irish they thought they would for a month, and paid £28 by cheque.

Months later after my father had passed my mother received a call from an Irish guy from lotto express wanting my mother to continue playing the Irish lottery. My mother explained she had recently lost her husband and she was terminally ill herself, so didn't want any bother, didn't want to play or pay any more money. The guy on the phone appeared to understand and said he would 'pray for her' and said it would cost her any additional money. My mother said the man was very pushy and spoke about playing lotto around the world in other countries. My mother continued to say that she did not want to play and very much did not to pay anymore money.

As a way of getting the man off the phone my mother finally agreed to play the Irish lottery but just for the same money. The guy at lotto express said he would send through the paper work.

Nominal payments started to come out of my mothers account of £10, but then increased to £18. Recently she has had several of over £100. The paper work which promised months ago arrived yesterday and it would appear that lotto express are charging my mother to play all over the world in several different countries, Spain, Australia etc. Not just the Irish one she agreed to.

She is cancelling the payment today with her bank. Does anyone have advice on what to do from here? Contact the bank of course, try to contact lotto express. Has anyone had any success?

19 October 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Lottoexpress robdogs.

I have just discovered that my Uncle (90yo) has been contacted by lottoexpress - since July 2020 they have taken £3000 off him promising a big win is close.
It started with random payments of £16 & £8 then stepped up to £30, £40, £60 ending when I intervened at £196 & £189 only 7 days apart.
Payments at the start were random - from once in a blue moon to three times a month.
I stopped the last payment and cancelled his bank card - they have rung him today to attempt to get ££ from him. I will be calling them tomorrow.....

2 April 2024
Unprompted review
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Please do not use this company

Please do not use this company. I was visiting my elderly disabled mother and noticed she was ignoring a string of calls between her landline and mobile. She said Nadia was phoning to get her to pay another £150 and she had told her she did not have the money to keep doing this. On investigation, it turns out Mum had responded to a leaflet put in the Daily Mail to apply for the Irish Lottery, which my dad (now passed away) used to enjoy. This company took out £8 for a few months, then it starting increasing to £50, £70, £305, £195 etc etc. I spoke to them. They are a Canadian company that are convinced they are operating legally (maybe, but they are not ethical), and that my Mum had agreed to all the payments, which are basically additional lottery draws such as the Australian lottery. My Mum says she does not ever recall them talking about amounts to be deducted. They say they have recordings. Trying to explain to this company that taking £305 for a 6 months advance lottery payment was not ethical, and why were they taking £195 just a week later, and taking out 4 payments throughout January was not acceptable just fell on deaf ears. They are pressurising - bullying - vulnerable people like my Mum to make these payments with the promise of winning, and tried to convince me how wonderful they all were. This company are absolutely convinced their approach is acceptable, legal and ethical. I have since spoken to the fraud team at Mum's bank and have blocked any further payments, and told Lotto Express not to contact my Mum again. In addition, I am now exploring every avenue to expose this company and to stop their practices in the UK. It was purely by chance I happened to be visiting when this call came, otherwise I do not think my proud Mum would have told me and either would have paid it, or stressed about the repeated, bullying calls she was going to get.

16 February 2024
Unprompted review

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