01179926719
☎️ 01179926719 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 117992 with a prefix of 0117. The area code 0117 originates from Bristol.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01179926719
- Call answered, suspected scam callMar
2020Fraudulent HMRC telephone call alertFeb
2020Edinburgh-based caller, Bristol routed callFeb
2020HM Revenue and Customs statementFeb
2020Suspicious call, not from HMRCFeb
2020Call from Bristol is scamFeb
2020Caller claims to be HMRCJan
2020Elderly lady asking about quizJan
2020HMRC inquiry about wage concernsJan
2020Matter eligible appreciate expressed pointJan
2020Legit HMRC phone call experienceDec
2019HMRC caller, no need to panicDec
2019Received HMRC call, suspicious activityDec
2019Confusion with HMRC phone numberDec
2019Number from fake HMRC letterNov
2019HMRC phone number: 0300 056 3036Jun
2019Caller reported as genuine HMRC representativeApr
2019User warns about potential scamMar
2019Referring to credible tax authorityFeb
2019Questionable, British not Asian companyJan
2019Suspicious voicemail, unsure of legitimacyDec
2018HMRC called about complaint against employerDec
2018Legitimate HMRC contact for publicOct
2018Scam, asking for information againSep
2018Phone number provided for contactApr
2018Questioning authenticity of phone numberApr
2018Sister works, number call tickApr
2018Legit HMRC complaint section contactDec
2017Confident call from expected sourceNov
2017Warning signs of a phone scamNov
2017Claims to be HMRC, scam detectedOct
2017HMRC hoax claim reported hereSep
2017Confusion over HMRC phone numberAug
2017Received legitimate call from HMRCAug
2017Unauthorized personal information sharingAug
2017Missed call, labeled as spamAug
2017UK suffers for vulnerable citizensJun
2017Unidentified calls received, missed twiceMay
2017Number mistakenly labeled as scamMay
2017Calls showing odd Bristol numberMay
2017Unknown caller misidentifying personal informationMay
2017positive feedback on HMRC complaint resolutionMay
2017Verify suspicious calls with HMRCMar
2017Suspicious phone number caller IDMar
2017Warning about HMRC phone scamMar
2017HMRC office phone, caller IDFeb
2017Harassing debt collection calls persistFeb
2017Potential proxy number for HMRCFeb
2017Doubt about authenticity of callJan
2017Missed call, now blocking numberDec
2016User reveals genuine HMRC phone callAug
2016Suspect scam, do not engageAug
2016Caller sought dad's private informationJul
2016HMRC caller ID number verificationJun
2016Query about home by callerJun
2016Challenging HMRC front desk processesMay
2016Claimed to be HMRC, fakeMay
2016Caller from genuine HMRC numberMar
2016Confirmation of overpayment credit receivedFeb
2016Tax refund received from HMRCFeb
2016HMRC tax credit discrepancies inquiryFeb
2016Frustration with lack of communicationJan
2016Warning about potential fraudulent callsJan
2016Accusation of scam by HMRCJan
2016Number Of Searches: 2095 Number Of Comments: 59 First Seen: 01 January 2016 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Kingford(Cornwall), Lugg(Herefordshire) and Northwood(Greater London).
01179926719 has 59 comments of which 29 x neutral and 21 x positive and 9 x negative
01179926719 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01179926719 👆 is reported as a number associated with HMRC in some cases, primarily linked to complaints or enquiries, but it often raises suspicion due to its Bristol area code, which is uncommon for official HMRC calls that usually show as withheld or 0300 numbers. Some users confirm legitimate contact, especially if expecting communication or after verification through official channels. However, many warn of scam callers impersonating HMRC, asking for personal or financial details, and failing to provide verifiable information. HMRC typically communicates via letters rather than unsolicited calls and advises never to share sensitive data over the phone. New visitors should remain cautious, verify unexpected calls independently through official HMRC contact points, and avoid engaging with suspicious requests.
Reports on phone number 01179926719
6 yearsI picked up and they just ended the call straight away. If this is really HMRC like people say, I aint complained or anything that would make them call me. I don’t reckon it’s them. Loads of scams seem to be using Bristol numbers these days.HMRCBristol6 yearsThat phone number belongs to HMRC.HM Revenue and Customs6 yearsHMRC - Even though the call originates from Edinburgh, it gets directed through Bristol. It’s completely secure. You won’t be able to return the call.HMRCEdinburghBristol6 yearsSomeone rang me asking for a name that isn’t mine. They didn’t say anything about being from hmrc or anything official. It all felt a bit sketchy to me. I’d steer clear.HMRC6 yearsAbsolutely a con. When I attempted to return the call, all I got was a series of beeps before the line went dead. The number appeared to be from Bristol, yet there are no HMRC locations in that area.BristolHMRC7 yearsReceived a call from the Child Benefit department at HMRC, and it appeared to be legitimate. I'd say it’s a trustworthy contact.Child BenefitHMRC7 yearsAn older lady reached out expressing her interest in participating in the village quiz, although she mentioned her home was in Luton and inquired about the distance required to reach us. She also mentioned that her friend worked as a vet and had some questions regarding the catering arrangements, specifically what would be included in the menu. To my surprise, she boasted about her friend’s experience with quizzes, even mentioning they had appeared on television quiz programmes! I promised to get back to her with more information, but when I attempted to return her call, I just heard the dial tone - no ringing whatsoever. It was curious, considering she was adamant about her location being Luton, yet the number was from Bristol. She had the voice of an older woman. - Caller: Elderly Lady, name unavailable.LutonBristol7 yearsI recently had a rather concerning interaction with HMRC regarding my employer, who's apparently shelling out less than the minimum wage. They didn't pry into any private stuff aside from my National Insurance number and date of birth. Their inquiries revolved around my job specifics and my break durations, nothing too alarming. To top it off, I got a letter from them indicating they want to have a chat. I genuinely believe it's all above board. Of course, there's no chance I’d ever divulge my banking information!HMRCNational Insurance7 yearsGot a call back from HMRC about a question I had, quite helpful actually.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from HMRC about an earlier call. Sounded genuine and they had my details correct. They left a voicemail since I didn’t pick up.HMRC7 yearsI just had a call from these people claiming to be from HMRC.HMRC7 yearsIt's almost certainly the HMRC, as they often use a centralised number for communications. I recall instances where the caller ID from an agent came through as "blocked number." So, there's really no reason to be alarmed! 👍🏼HMRC7 yearsThat's totally HMRC for sure. Dunno why it shows as an 0117 number tho.HMRC7 yearsThe number was listed on a letter supposedly from HMRC tax dept. A young English lady answered but said it wasnt connected to HMRC. She mentioned others had phoned asking about HMRC before too. When I contacted the real HMRC, they said they’d never sent anything with that number, told me to ignore it. Bit odd if you ask me.HMRC7 yearsIt was HMRC calling. On my phone it popped up as 0300 056 3036.HMRC7 yearsTotally legit. I got a missed call from 01179926719 and there was a voicemail. It was from the HMRC Shares and Assets Valuation Team. The lady said her name and asked me to ring back on 03000562543. I called and she already had all my info from a letter I’d sent recently asking HMRC for a company valuation to run an EMI share option scheme for us. Completely safe to answer.HMRC Shares and Assets Valuation TeamHMRC7 yearsTotal rip off!!!7 yearsThis does seem to be a real HMRC call.8 yearsSeems a bit iffy, I had a missed call from this number recently. I actually know someone who’s employed there. But honestly, they’re pretty much all British, hardly any Asian staff. Just be cautious. When you answer, ask them who you are rather than telling them who you are. That way you can confirm it’s legit. You could also ask for your address to be sure.8 yearsI got a voicemail from this number, instructing me to call a different one to chat about some references I don’t remember at all. They also mentioned a letter would be sent my way, but I’ve yet to see anything arrive. Honestly, what can you trust these days? The best advice seems to be to take everything with a pinch of salt!8 yearsThat was HMRC on the line. They were calling me regarding a complaint I'd put in about my workplace.HMRC8 yearsThis isn't a scam, it's actually from HMRC. Usually, the public gets an 0300 number, but this one is a legit HMRC contact.HMRC8 years01179926719 definitely a scam!! why do they keep asking for your details over and over?8 yearsIs 0300 055 0955 really from HMRC or is it some kind of scam?HMRC8 yearsFor sure genuine. My sister’s employed there and she gave me a ring. Number checked out. Tick.9 yearsGot a call from the complaints dept at HMRC about an issue I raised not long ago, so this number is genuine. Thought it might be useful info.HMRC9 yearsThis has got to be HMRC, I was waiting for their call so I’m pretty sure it’s legit.HMRC9 yearsWhat a complete con! They claim to be HMRC, but don’t be fooled-it’s not them at all!HMRC9 yearsI’ve come across a misleading scam that pretends to be from HMRC.HMRC9 yearsHMRC called me, but it’s weird how it’s showing a Bristol area code instead of the usual 0300 number they normally use. Don’t really get why that is.Bristol9 yearsI’m employed at a FTSE 100 firm and missed a call earlier, but I picked up the next one and it was my Customer Relationship Manager from HMRC, calling from their Bristol office. Definitely not a scam.RelationshipHMRCBristol9 yearsmissed a call from this number. shows up as some fancy fiona fox or sumthing. went ahead and blocked it anyway.Fiona Foxy9 yearsIt’s quite possible that this has nothing to do with the relevant department, yet it seems there are certainly some people out there who are more inclined to line their own pockets. Last year, the child tax credits were a right mess, and it has turned my life and that of my children upside down. The situation for vulnerable individuals in the UK is dismal; it feels like regardless of how dire someone's circumstances may be, there’s little to no support available. Even those of us who play by the rules and contribute properly feel utterly let down.UK9 yearsI've had a couple of calls from this number for two consecutive days. Sadly, I've not been able to answer either of them, so I'm left in the dark about who's been trying to reach me.9 yearsJust a heads up related to what was said earlier, saying a number is 100% a scam can sometimes be wrong. My own name ended up on sites like this, labelled as a scammer pretending to be HMRC, all because of a mistake someone else made earlier. When I caught the mix-up a few minutes later and tried calling back to sort it out, the company had already put a block on my team's number. So suddenly, both our number and my name were listed as scammers! Nothing is ever straightforward, is it?HMRC9 yearsJust a heads up from someone at HMRC - over the past few days, every call coming in has been showing this same number, even when the calls were passed over from other HMRC extensions. Our phone setup is pretty complicated, so it’s hard to say for certain what’s happening. I've gone with neutral since it’s probably a legit HMRC number, but it is odd that a Bristol area code keeps popping up and makes you wonder if anyone could be faking it.HMRCBristol9 yearsThe caller asked for someone with an Asian sounding name, something like Mr Li Tan Poy or close to that. I told them they had the wrong person and hung up. The call was on my mobile. When I searched the number online, some say it’s HMRC, others reckon it’s a scam. I tried calling HMRC and the caller ID showed 01179926719. My phone’s call log shows the incoming as 03000550955, bit suspicious like a number swapping trick. When I looked up that number, I couldn’t find any details.Li Tan PoyHMRC9 yearsYep, it’s really hmrc calling, they have been handling my complaint, i think its the second stage complaints dept.HMRC9 yearsHonestly, I received the call and nearly assumed it was a scam so I didn’t share any info. I contacted HMRC (the first team I could reach) and they said it seemed dodgy and normally they don’t phone people directly. But when I logged into my tax account and chatted with an online advisor, they confirmed the call was legit and I actually had a payment waiting. So yeah, NEVER give out personal info on the phone, but DO double-check by reaching out to HMRC yourself or using your online account to speak to someone.HMRC9 yearsThis is definitely a con. HMRC doesn’t ring you up asking for details like that. They already have all your info, so there’s no point in asking again. The scam calls come from loads of different numbers, so watch out. I’m with you, if anyone says it’s legit then they’re just scammers themselves.HMRC10 yearsI just phoned someone using an HMRC office phone, and when they answered, they said the number that showed up was 01179926719, so it has to be legit.HMRC10 yearsI've been bombarded by persistent calls from HMRC regarding some alleged debts. It's as if they just won't take a hint and back off!HMRC10 yearsI work for HMRC too, and I get this number popping up when I'm on remote shifts and my manager rings me. I reckon the 03000 numbers we're given are masked somehow, so this number shows instead. Not entirely sure how it works or the reason behind it though.HMRC10 yearsI work for HMRC and honestly, I don’t think this is legit. Usually, outgoing calls from them start with 03000, though not always. I got a missed call from this number but it’s not familiar to me. When I checked it in our system, nothing came up. Tried ringing back but just got a busy signal - looks like nobody is picking up. I’d just say block it and don’t bother answering.HMRC10 yearsCalled my phone earlier, no voicemail left - now I’ve just blocked the number.10 yearsYeah, thats definitely a real HMRC number. I missed a call from it and they left me a voicemail too (was a ring I was actually waiting for).HMRC10 yearsDon’t trust the comments saying this call is legit - I reckon those might be from the scammers themselves. I work at a Licensed Insolvency Practice and HMRC already have our info, there’s no need for them to ring and ask for that kind of thing. When I pressed her, she just said she had to pass on some details but wouldn’t explain what. As soon as I suggested it was a scam, she just cut the call. NEVER share any of your info!HMRC10 yearsReally fishy call. They wanted my dad's NI number, which HMRC should already have anyway. Said they were calling from Cardiff, but the number had a Bristol area code.HMRCCardiffBristol10 yearsthis is a legit number for sure. my daughter is employed at hmrc and when she rings me from her office phone, this is the number that shows on my screen!HMRC10 yearswasnt hmrc, just some place called money results tryna ask me quick questions about owning a home.HMRC10 yearshonest hmrc tech dept calling but not officially logged at the main switchboard. pretty daft if you ask me!HMRC10 yearssomebody said they were from hmrc, but i wasnt convinced so i just ended the call. after that i got in touch with the actual hmrc and they told me it wasnt their number and advised me to inform the police. never share your info with them.HMRC10 yearsI can confirm that this phone number is indeed legitimate, belonging to HMRC. I've had business interactions with them using this particular number. - Caller: HMRCHMRC11 yearsgot a call from hmrc about an overpayment. they seemed to know my tax info and even mentioned the chat i had with an hmrc adviser online earlier. just logged in to my tax account and see theres a repayment credit showing, so i’m fairly certain it’s legit!HMRC11 yearsWhat sort of scam are we talking about here? I just had a call regarding a tax refund, and I verified it online - the caller identified themselves as HMRC.HMRC11 yearsI've been getting some discrepancies regarding my HMRC tax credits, and they’re asking for a few details - my name, date of birth, my husband's name, and they want me to verify our correct address. The woman on the line had a lovely Geordie accent.HMRC11 yearsThese folks simply refuse to relay any messages.11 yearssomeone rang saying they were from hmrc about tax credits after i gave some info. dont reply! they might say they're from other government divisions too. just be careful.HMRC11 yearsIt's a con posing as HMRC.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0117 992 6719)
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