01612509394
TimeLine☎️ 01612509394 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 161250 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01612509394
- voicemail left by fake automated systemNov
2020User believes commenter is impersonatingNov
2020Broken, suspicious automated voice callNov
2020Urgent voicemail, possible dangerous scamNov
2020Received scam call - blocked numberNov
2020SCAM call from fake HMRCNov
2020Glitchy weird voice mailNov
2020Suspicious HMRC message, legal threatsNov
2020Creepy glitchy voice message receivedNov
2020Claimed to be fraudulent hmrcNov
2020Warning: HMRC scam message alertNov
2020Warning of possible scam callNov
2020Received fake HMRC call threatNov
2020Scam call from fake HMRCNov
2020Warning about HMRC phone scamNov
2020Voicemail glitch issue with HMRCNov
2020Confusing message with unclear threatsNov
2020Missed call, Asian accent scamNov
2020Warning about HMRC scam callersNov
2020Number Of Searches: 69 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 04 November 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Berden(Essex), Broom Street(Kent), Hart Station(Durham), Hilston(North Yorkshire) and Lower Buckenhill(Herefordshire).
01612509394 has 18 comments of which 5 x negative and 13 x neutral
01612509394 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01612509394 👆 is reported as a scam involving glitchy, broken automated voicemails claiming to be from HMRC. Callers threaten legal action or police involvement if the recipient does not call back urgently. The messages are often difficult to understand and use fright tactics, such as mentioning fraud or unpaid tax. Those who have called back were met with suspicious agents falsely asserting legal proceedings. Genuine HMRC communications do not use such methods or premium-rate numbers, instead contacting via letter or official numbers. Recipients are strongly advised not to respond, call back, or provide personal details, as the calls are designed to intimidate and defraud. Blocking the number and verifying through official HMRC channels is recommended.
Reports on phone number 01612509394
6 yearsGot a robotic voicemail from a hoax number.6 yearsGot a call from a woman’s automated voice but it kept breaking up loads, making it impossible to catch what she was sayin. Felt really dodgy about it so I hung up. Later I looked it up on this site to be sure.6 yearsI missed a call and then got a voicemail saying it was really urgent and not to ignore it. The message was in broken English and sounded like a scam. Definitely felt dodgy and a bit dangerous, so I wouldn’t trust it.6 yearsGot a robotic message that was all glitchy and choppy. Managed to catch bits like “dont delay” and something about breaking the “full force of law”. Looked it up here and figured out it was a scam, so I just blocked the number.6 yearsI received a rather strange voicemail that sounded quite dodgy and all sorts of glitchy.6 yearsJust like the last person mentioned, I got a rather dodgy voicemail that was all over the place. The gist of the message was from someone claiming to be from HMRC, insisting that I either ring them back or have my solicitor get in touch, otherwise I'd be facing some legal trouble. And to top it all off, they concluded the message with a rather cheeky “Goodbye and take care!” as if it was a friendly chat!HMRC6 yearsReceived a rather erratic voicemail threatening me to return a call or face the 'repercussions.' "Oh, how intimidating!"6 yearsI rang them again, and they were pretending to be from HMRC - an absolute scam!HMRC6 yearsJust received a dodgy automated message supposedly from HMRC. Definitely sounds like a scam to me!HMRC6 yearsJust like the rest of the feedback, it's clearly an automated message riddled with glitches. They mention HMRC, solicitors, and a load of other nonsensical phrases. Without a doubt, it's a scam. I've never received a call from HMRC unless I specifically reached out to them first. Best to steer clear of returning the call.HMRC6 yearsI've just experienced an identical call, complete with that odd robotic message. Foolishly, I rang them back. The chap on the other end claimed to represent HMRC, insisting there was a lawsuit against me for alleged tax evasion. I pointed out that it seemed quite peculiar that I hadn't received any correspondence or reminders regarding my tax return. I expressed my unease about the entire situation, and rather shockingly, he threatened that if I disconnected the call, law enforcement would be dispatched to my home! Quite outrageous, really. Anyway, I ended the call despite his threats.HMRC6 yearsJust a short while ago, I received a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC. The name they gave was "Daniel Gray," and he provided some dodgy case number. He went on about taking legal action against me if I didn’t return his call. Then, in an utterly bizarre twist, he told me to have a lovely day! What a complete scam! I certainly didn't bother to call him back.HMRCDaniel Gray6 yearsBeware of receiving calls from this number; it’s likely a scam claiming to be from HMRC. They’ll try to alarm you with threats about unpaid income tax and mention court proceedings if you don’t settle your dues on the spot. It’s best to steer clear of engaging with them.HMRC6 yearsJust like others have noted, I've also received some rather distorted voicemails from HMRC. Quite peculiar, really!HMRC6 yearsI experienced something similar; the message was all over the place, apart from the part that alluded to dire consequences if I failed to call that exorbitantly priced number. One would assume that if they're resorting to intimidation tactics, they'd ensure the message was a bit more coherent!6 yearsI missed a call earlier and when I rang back, I was met with an Asian accent, which set off alarm bells for me-it’s obviously a scam! For starters, it's a landline linked to Manchester. Plus, HMRC would typically reach out via post or email. They wouldn't ring you from a normal number either; if they did, it would be from an unrecognised number or a 0330 prefix.ManchesterHMRC6 yearsAbsolute scammers! These chaps are attempting to intimidate individuals into parting with their cash. They're masquerading as HMRC representatives.HMRC6 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, they asked for my name, address, and even my NI number. They told me I was involved in some kind of fraud and that I'd have to take it to the high court. When I mentioned I was on benefits, they just hung up on me. Felt really dodgy to me!HMRCNational InsuranceHigh CourtSubmit Your Own Report (0161 250 9394)
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