0003002003600
TimeLine☎️ 0003002003600 👆 is not a valid (Unknown) United Kingdom Phone Number. It has a prefix of 003002003600.
When this phone number shows up on your Caller ID, it may be in one of these formats:
+44003002003600+44 003002003600003002003600+44-003002003600
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TimeLine of events for phone number 0003002003600
- User made a vague commentJan
2019Authentic HMRC call for verificationJan
2019Struggling to log on todayNov
2018Caller did not leave messageNov
2018Received multiple calls from unknown numbersOct
2018Verification code required for confirmationOct
2018Unsure of user's messageSep
2018Legitimate HMRC call, not spamSep
2018Questioning legitimacy of phone callsAug
2018Suspicious recorded message from HMRCJul
2018No automated message from HMRCJun
2018Late phone call woke meMay
2018Non-weird general helpline with international digitsApr
2018"Required legit number for tax return"Apr
2018Malformed number, HMRC access codeApr
2018Suspected fraudulent international numberMar
2018Authentic HMRC call with codeMar
2018Bad service, unknown number callerDec
2017HMRC call blocked, frustrating experienceDec
2017Automated number for HMRC codesDec
2017Automated message on answering machineNov
2017Genuine HMRC number for verificationOct
2017HMRC's automated code-sending numberSep
2017Suspected spoofed number; stay cautiousSep
2017Date and time of callSep
2017Number Of Searches: 148 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 18 September 2017 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Cladich(Argyll and Bute) and Tongham(Hampshire).
0003002003600 has 23 comments of which 7 x positive and 13 x neutral and 3 x negative
0003002003600 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 0003002003600 👆 is reported as the official HMRC automated number used to deliver one-time six-digit verification codes for secure access to online tax and self-assessment services. While authentic, the number often appears with irregular formatting, sometimes including extra digits or international prefixes, which can cause confusion and lead to calls being blocked or mistaken for scams. Calls typically come without a prior message, are automated, and may occur at inconvenient times, causing frustration to recipients. Users are advised that HMRC will never demand personal information unsolicited and to verify they have requested a code before responding. Exercise caution due to potential spoofing, but this number is primarily associated with legitimate identity verification by HMRC.
Reports on phone number 0003002003600
8 yearsI got a legit automated call from HMRC asking me to verify with a login code.HMRC8 yearsToday I kept failing to log into their website. They sent a code with six numbers to my mobile, which made me think it was legit since they also asked for my landline. Seems like their system’s just a bit messy though.HM Revenue & Customs8 yearsThey didn't leave any voicemail, yet it seemed like a legit call. I just don't get why they don't say upfront they want to get in touch.8 yearsI've received three calls this evening, each one coming from a different area code. Quite perplexing!8 yearsI got a text from hmre with a code to verify my identity on the government website, had to prove I was actually me.8 yearsIt's undoubtedly HMRC contacting you. They ring back with the access code. This isn’t some dodgy number, so you can feel safe with it.HMRC8 yearsSo it seems like this number is a genuine HMRC one. Still, earlier today I got a bunch of calls claiming to be HMRC too. But can you really trust them all? How safe is this hmre 229 thing anyway? What if you end up getting scammed by 7272 - will hmre help sort it out 2992772997927? Honestly, it’s nearly impossible to tell the legit calls from the dodgy ones.HMRC8 yearsWe received a call from this number with a pre-recorded message about an activation code. Can anyone confirm if this is genuinely from HMRC?HMRC8 yearsOn the 27th of June, 2018, I had a rather peculiar experience with calls supposedly from HMRC. I was expecting to receive a 6-digit code, but when I picked up, there wasn't the usual automated message. Quite odd, really! I'll give it another go tomorrow to see if it's any different.HMRC8 yearsIt was half past 11 at night when my phone suddenly started ringing. I’d been completely out cold and it really threw me off, making it hard to get back to sleep afterwards. When you get calls that late, you can’t help but assume it’s something urgent from family. Honestly, it’s not right for anyone to be making calls to a private number at such hours.8 yearswas looking for a code to access my online tax stuff and this number turned out to be genuine. hmrc for sure.HMRC8 yearsJust to clarify, that number isn’t anything dodgy. It’s actually the standard HMRC helpline, 0300 200 3600, but it has those international code digits added at the beginning which might throw some folks off.HMRC8 yearsWhat an odd number this is! Nonetheless, I can confirm that this is indeed the contact number HMRC uses to send out the access code for the self-assessment portal every single time you need it. The correct number is 0300 200 3600, though why there are those additional zeros without a country code (44) is a bit of a mystery. Here’s my take: It wouldn’t surprise me if some individuals provide inaccurate details, including a bogus phone number, just to have a practice run at completing their tax returns. Naturally, they hit a wall since they require that access code, which only goes to the rightful owner of the phone number. If someone tries ringing 0003002003600 to query the issue, that call won’t connect, which somehow spares HMRC the headache of dealing with those queries. Only those who twig that the first two zeros are unnecessary will successfully get through to the right line.HMRC8 yearsI haven't requested any access code, so I'm quite certain this isn't legitimate correspondence from HMRC. Moreover, seeing as the number originates overseas, it raises a big red flag for me - definitely sounds like a scam!HMRC9 yearsReceived an authentic call from HM Revenue and Customs. They dispatch a code to your mobile to log into your government gateway account.HM RevenueCustoms9 yearsAbsolute rubbish service from HMRE, no clue who that number even belongs to.9 yearshmrc uses this automated line to send out unique 6-digit codes so folks can log into their online tax accounts. it’s nothing more than a one-time passcode they send for security purposes.HMRC9 yearsGot a recorded message from HMRC asking to verify my identity, but my phone blocked it straight away since it flagged the number as suspicious. You’d think they’d understand that a lot of folks don’t pick up calls from dodgy-looking numbers like that. What a silly oversight!HMRC9 yearsMy answerphone picked up a recorded message from an automated system.9 yearsThis number genuinely belongs to HMRC and is employed to verify your identity. They send you a code via this number which you'll need to input on their website.HMRC9 yearsThis number is operated by HMRC and is utilised for dispatching access codes automatically.HMRC9 yearsI didn’t get a call, but I did check 1471, and I’m inclined to think it was a dodgy number. I occasionally get these even though I’m quite cautious; being in the tech field, it’s probably that a mate or colleague has had their contacts pinched. Just an advisory to stay vigilant! I've been online since the 90s, and luckily, I’ve managed to avoid any viruses all these years.9 yearsReceived a call at 8:04 PM on Wednesday, 20th September 2017.Submit Your Own Report (003002003600)
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