01617918280
☎️ 01617918280 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vonage Business Limited. It is part of the phone block 161791 with a prefix of 0161. The area code 0161 originates from Manchester.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 01617918280
- Ignoring constant phone calls and nuisanceOct
2022Report fake Inland Revenue callsOct
2019Scam call threat automated messageSep
2019Message from HMRC recorded leftSep
2019Number called multiple times persistentlySep
2019Recorded message from Annie DaviesSep
2019Unfortunate missed voicemail situationSep
2019VM left, obvious scam, blockedSep
2019Received scam call, don't shareSep
2019Warning: avoid, likely a scamSep
2019Targeting and condemning scammers stronglySep
2019Warning about HMRC scam callSep
2019Warning about fake HMRC callSep
2019Urging action against HMRC scammersSep
2019Warning about HMRC scamSep
2019Ignoring and blocking nuisance callsSep
2019Comedic approach to handling scammersSep
2019Warning: Tax payment scam alert!Sep
2019Report threatening calls to policeSep
2019Reporting threats to the policeSep
2019Hung up on suspected scamSep
2019Robotic voicemail claiming HMRC, confirmed scamSep
2019Caller claiming to be HMRCSep
2019Fraudulent call threatening legal consequencesSep
2019Warning about HMRC scam callSep
2019HMRC impersonation phone scam detailsSep
2019Ignored caller, then talked insuranceSep
2019Warning of possible disconnection, press 1Sep
2019Unknown number, no message leftSep
2019Warning about HMRC scam callSep
2019Warning about HMRC scam callSep
2019Caller claims to be HMRCSep
2019Difficulties getting through; possible impostersSep
2019Number may be temporarily unavailableSep
2019Call number to disrupt serviceSep
2019HMRC scam warning issuedSep
2019Scammers impersonating HM Revenue employeesSep
2019Calling back to waste scammers' timeSep
2019Warning about HMRC scam fundraisingSep
2019Fraudulent HMRC scam, different accentsSep
2019False tax fraud automated messageSep
2019Repeatedly called and got blockedSep
2019HMRC scam call warning commentSep
2019Scam call claiming HMRC debtSep
2019Don't engage scammers, ignore themSep
2019Scam call impersonating HMRC, concernsSep
2019Recommends ignoring threatening commentSep
2019Suspicious call, likely a scamSep
2019Received suspicious call about taxesSep
2019Warning: scams posing as authoritiesSep
2019Landline call scam from HMRCSep
2019Warning about scammers on SaturdaySep
2019Beware of fake HMRC callsSep
2019unclear claim of home statusSep
2019Received threatening call for debtSep
2019Scam call from fake HMRCSep
2019Inland revenue automated message callbackSep
2019Number Of Searches: 261 Number Of Comments: 52 First Seen: 11 September 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from The North(Monmouthshire), Tower Hill(Devon) and Wolvercote(Oxfordshire).
01617918280 has 52 comments of which 17 x neutral and 35 x negative
01617918280 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 01617918280 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number falsely claiming to represent HM Revenue and Customs, using automated messages with threatening language to intimidate recipients into calling back. Callers often claim the target owes money and will face legal or police action if they do not respond. The calls use fake identities such as "Annie Davies" with American or South Asian accents, and the scammers sometimes request payment via vouchers or urgent contact. Many report blocking the number, and several suggest reporting it to authorities due to fraudulent and intimidating practices. It is strongly advised not to engage or provide personal details, and to treat any such contact as a clear fraudulent attempt. Users have found disrupting the scam with return calls can be a way to hinder their activities.
Reports on phone number 01617918280
4 yearsThey keep ringing me non-stop, but I just ignore the calls.7 yearsI've been inundated with unsolicited calls from 0161 791 9827, with the caller purportedly representing the Inland Revenue. They insist that I return their call or risk facing some sort of legal repercussions. Frankly, I suspect it’s all a scam! This ought to be officially reported.Inland Revenue7 yearsGot a voicemail from someone saying they're from HMRC.HM Revenue and Customs7 yearsGot a call from some automated voice trying to scare me with threats - total scam, obviously.7 yearsGot a voicemail from someone called Annie Davies, but it was deleted before I even got to hear it. Lied like a cat caught with cream!Annie Davies7 yearsIt’s absolutely astonishing how these charlatans continue their despicable attempts to swindle those who are most at risk of losing their hard-earned money. Regrettably, it appears they’ve cut off my calls as I’ve taken to persistently bothering them. The more of us who can manage to bar their number, the fewer chances they’ll have to trick some unsuspecting victim. These lowlifes ought to be apprehended for their deceitful actions. If anyone’s reading this, I urge you to ring the number mentioned above as frequently as you can until they choose to block you. It’s high time we take a stand against these fraudsters. (They’re certainly not artists; they're just vile creatures.)7 yearsGot another voicemail from an automated caller again. It’s clearly a scam, especially since I’m a retired person on a tight budget! Have gone ahead and blocked the number now.7 yearsI got a call from this number on my phone and even though I rejected it, it kept buzzing non-stop. I had no choice but to switch my phone off entirely!7 yearsI got a voicemail from someone named "Annie Davies," it was a recorded message.Annie Davies7 yearsTotal scam, simply put the phone down and don’t waste your minutes on them.7 yearsGot a call from someone using a recorded message, claiming her name was Annie Davies, saying I supposedly owe money. Total scam, be careful and don’t share any info with them!Annie Davies7 yearsI received a dodgy phone call where a so-called representative from HMRC was using a robotic voice, insisting that I get in touch with them immediately or "face the repercussions." Just a heads-up, HMRC always communicates via traditional mail when they wish to reach out. This caller is definitely a con artist!HMRC7 yearsIt appears these so-called HMRC jokers are persistently attempting to dupe those in a precarious position out of their hard-earned cash. Regrettably, they've managed to block my calls, as I've taken it upon myself to give them a taste of their own medicine. The more we shut them down, the fewer chances they have to swindle some unsuspecting individual. These lowlifes ought to be brought up on charges of fraud. To everyone who comes across this, don't hesitate to ring the number above as frequently as you can until they refuse to engage with you. It’s high time we stood up against these fraudulent parasites. They may call themselves something fancy, but at the end of the day, they’re nothing but vermin. - caller: S.C.U.MHMRCS. CU7 yearsGot a robotic message from someone claiming to be HMRC - what a joke! Totally a scam, laughable really.HMRC7 yearsFunny as it sounds, these calls could really scare someone older or more vulnerable. The scammers aren’t very good either. Sometimes I ring them back and tell them I can’t talk because their mum or sister is actually here with me, and we’re “busy”. That seems to throw them off a lot, and they end up swearing down the line. I can’t help but laugh my head off, which just seems to wind them up even more. I like to think that every minute I waste on these calls is one less minute they have to try and scam someone else.7 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC. As soon as I figured it was a scam, I ended the call right away.HMRC7 yearsSomeone rang me pretending to be from HMRC. I asked them how I could be sure they were legit, and they told me to look up the number online and then call back. They also said something like, “We don’t need to prove who we are.” I refused to give any details over the phone and asked for something in writing instead. Just now I stumbled upon this number here.HMRC7 yearsGot a weird voicemail from some automated voice saying it was HMRC. Definitely a dodgy scam call, no doubt about it.HMRC7 yearsWhen calls start with things like "Officer Annie Davis here" and white trying to make it sound urgent with "this is a time sensitive matter", it really comes off as pretty scary and intimidating. They also threaten saying stuff like "if you or your lawyer don't respond, you'll face legal action". To me, that feels like outright bullying, and I reckon this type of thing should definitely be flagged to the police fraud unit. Does anyone have any idea the best way to report these calls?Annie Davis7 yearsThey kept saying our call was gonna drop and if we wanted it to keep going without any cuts, we should hit 1.7 yearsMy partner got a call from some automated voice claiming she owed unpaid taxes and that she'd be arrested soon. The bloke pretended to be from HMRC and pressured her to cough up £1300 immediately or face the coppers showing up within the hour. Total nightmare, these scammers are ruthless! Stay alert everyone!HMRC7 yearsSomeone rang from an unfamiliar number but didn’t leave any voicemail, so I guess they didn’t want me to find out who it was.7 yearsI've seen lots of 01617 numbers pop up before and I usually just block and ignore them. Glad to see others here saying similar stuff, it backs up what I thought. Cheers to everyone sharing their experiences!7 yearsGot a call from this number and some American lady robot voice said I owed cash to HMRC. She warned that if I or my lawyer didn’t get back to them, I'd be in big trouble legally. She wrapped up by cheerily saying 'have a nice day' - proper dodgy!HMRC7 yearsWhen someone calls saying stuff like "I'm OFFICER Annie Davis," or that the call is "Urgent" and warns "if you or your legal advisor don't respond, legal action will follow," it just feels really intimidating and aggressive. I think this kinda thing needs to be reported to the police fraud unit. Does anyone have any idea how I could do that?Annie Davis7 yearsReceived a dodgy call claiming to be from HMRC. Definitely sounds like a scam to me!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC. When I asked how I could be sure they were genuine, they told me to look up the number online and ring back. Then they said something like, "We don’t need to prove who we are." I refused to give any details and told them to send me something in writing. Managed to find this number after a quick search.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from what sounded like HMRC, one of those recorded messages saying I need to ring back, either me or my lawyer, or else I’d face legal trouble. The number they left is actually posted here in the comments. Definitely a scam, watch out!HMRC7 yearsI picked up and asked them to say who they were but got no reply. Then suddenly they started talking about some insurance stuff.7 yearsI received a rather disturbing automated message supposedly from the HMRC, instructing me to ring a particular number regarding an urgent issue. Upon returning the call, a person on the other end answered, introducing themselves with “Hello, HMRC.” They proceeded to inform me that, within the next thirty minutes, the Revenue and Customs would be initiating proceedings against me for tax evasion. They went on to say that I could face prison time and potentially be liable for a hefty £20,000 in costs, among other threats. When I asked the individual to verify my identity, they inquired whether I had access to the Internet to authenticate their claim of being from HMRC. I informed them that I did not have such access, to which they responded rather unhelpfully, suggesting I should call back once I had internet access, so that they could validate their identity to me. Quite the dodgy scenario, if you ask me!HMRCRevenue and Customs7 yearsJust tried calling but it says the number can’t be reached. Maybe loads of folks are calling and jamming their lines. I’ll keep an eye on it to see if it pops back up, might just be a temporary pause. If it does, I’ll share it here and on social media so we can keep up the pressure. We’ve got to protect people from scammers trying to take their hard-earned money.7 yearsThere’s been a load of scammers pretending to be from HMRC ringing people up, telling them they owe a big sum of money. What’s dodgy is they ask for payment through Amazon gift cards or other digital codes you can get from shops on the high street. Be careful, it’s definitely not legit!Amazon7 yearsI tried calling them loads of times today but just kept getting a busy tone. Bit annoying as I was actually enjoying messing with them. Might give it another go tomorrow, but honestly, I reckon the legit HMRC ought to look into this since it’s pretty dodgy these scammers pretending to be them.HMRC7 yearsI've been returning their calls from blocked numbers. They gave me the name Steven Wyatt, sounds like he might be from the India/Pakistan area judging by his accent. I even joked about getting loads of people to ring them regularly just to waste their time. Steven threw down a gauntlet, saying I couldn’t do it. If anyone fancies teaming up to tie them up on calls and maybe stop one poor person losing their savings to these crooks, hit me up and we’ll ring 0161 791 8280 together. I’m using my free minutes, so no harm done!Steven WyattIndiaPakistanSteven7 yearsWatch out, this is definitely one of those HMRC scam calls!HMRC Frauds7 yearsGot a robotic call claiming there was some tax fraud on my account from HMRC. They told me to hit 1 or I’d get arrested. Seemed a bit dodgy, so I just blocked the number.HMRC7 yearsThis is funny, I've tried ringing them like 20 times now and every time they just hang up on me. Looks like I've been blocked for pestering them that much haha!7 yearsGot a call earlier from someone pretending to be HMRC, saying I’d supposedly owe them cash. Totally a scam, but it’s worrying that some people might fall for it and lose a lot. Shouldn’t the police get involved in stuff like this? Anyway, I spent the whole afternoon ringing them back to mess with them, and now they’ve suddenly gone quiet and aren’t picking up anymore.HMRC7 yearsComplete nonsense! Pretty intimidating too. Best to just ignore it.7 yearsStephen, Mark and Jennifer seem to be part of some scam gang operating on Saturdays, trying to rip you off. They’re well organised, working non-stop. I’d definitely call them back and keep them busy, use an auto redial on your phone to waste their time and your call credit. Don’t bother hiding your number, it’s pointless since they just block calls from private numbers anyway. Good way to have a bit of fun with these lot!JenniferStephenMark7 yearsI got a call earlier from someone pretending to be with HMRC, telling me I had debts to pay. Definitely a dodgy scam!HMRC7 yearsGot a call on my phone from this number, and it came up flagged as possible spam. Some American lady answered, said her name was Annie Davies, claimed she was with HMRC. She told me to ring back or else if they didn’t hear from me or my lawyer, I’d be looking at some legal trouble. Sure, like that’s legit. Total scam, no doubt about it.Annie DaviesHMRC7 yearsGot a voicemail with an automated voice, sounded American, saying she was from HMRC and I had to ring back or else there’d be trouble. Definitely a scam. Didn’t bother calling back at all.HMRC7 yearsI got a recorded call saying it was from hmrc. Don't ring them back, it’s a scam for sure!HMRC7 yearsGot a call with some automated voice, said it was Annie Davis and that I supposedly owe money to HMRC. They warned me that if I or my lawyer don’t get in touch, there’d be serious problems. 100% a scam, no doubt about it.Annie DavisHMRC7 yearsWe got a call from this number, and they were saying we owe a massive £180,000 and threatened to take us to court and freeze all our accounts. When we asked them to explain where the debt came from, they mentioned an old job but didn’t give us any clear details. Then, out of nowhere, they said they’d contact the employer and just ended the call. Honestly, it felt really dodgy and pretty frightening!7 yearsIgnoring them is exactly what those scammers hope for. They just want to waste your time with no resistance. Good job everyone, keep giving them the free run they crave!7 yearsGot a call on my landline from this number earlier. It was an automated voice with an American accent claiming to be Annie Davies from HMRC. She said I had to get in touch with them straightaway or they’d start legal action against me and I'd be in serious trouble if I didn’t call back. What really gave it away as a scam was that she ended by saying have a nice day. Too fake!Annie DaviesHMRC7 yearsthis number just rang me up saying there was something wrong with my tax papers. i told them ive never even done tax returns before and the call just cut off. bit suspicious if you ask me.7 yearssomeone said they were from hmre, but it didn’t sound right to me.HM RevenueCustoms7 yearsGot a creepy voicemail with a really threatening tone. For sure, it wasn’t from HMRC since they always send letters instead of scary voice messages like that. Better not to reply!HMRC7 yearsGot a message, said it was from the tax office, but it was just an automated voice telling me to ring them back. Pretty sure it’s a scam.HM Revenue and CustomsSubmit Your Own Report (0161 791 8280)
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