02003330275
☎️ 02003330275 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by (AQ) LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 200333 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02003330275
- Call disconnected when I picked upJul
2017Tax rebate scam falsely targeting deceasedJul
2017Fraudulent call from fake HMRCMar
2017Warning: Potential scam message reportedMar
2017Caller hung up without speakingMar
2017Claimed as tax scam clearlyMar
2017Incomprehensible string of numbersMar
2017Elderly targeted by tax scamMar
2017Unauthorized call threatens legal actionMar
2017Unexpected scary call HMRC wirelesslyMar
2017Calls from number, scam warningMar
2017Fake call from IRS scamMar
2017Received scam call from 02003330275Mar
2017Grateful for others' supportMar
2017Frequent calls with automated responseMar
2017Spam calls regarding pending lawsuitMar
2017Warning about IRS scam voicemailMar
2017HMRC scam call, be cautiousMar
2017Neighbor received scam lawsuit callMar
2017Ignore and avoid returning callsMar
2017Warning about scam phone numberMar
2017Avoid responding to this scamMar
2017Suspicious HMRC automated call receivedMar
2017Wife had incident earlier todayMar
2017Received scam call about lawsuitMar
2017Phony HMRC legal action messageMar
2017Felt threatened by scam messageMar
2017Received scam call about lawsuitMar
2017Threatening call regarding lawsuit receivedMar
2017Spam call claiming lawsuit frustrationMar
2017HMRC legal action scam messageMar
2017Number called three timesMar
2017Beware of HMRC phone scamMar
2017Reported suspicious HMRC phone scamMar
2017Skepticism towards HMRC credibilityMar
2017Seeking NI number, contacted brokerMar
2017Suspicious of phone call warningMar
2017suspected HMRC scam phone callMar
2017Automated call about pending caseMar
2017Received scam call from HMRCMar
2017Phone number scam, American ringtone. ScamMar
2017Automated call claiming legal actionMar
2017Mother-in-law has poor hearingMar
2017Scam call impersonating government agenciesMar
2017International scam call from HMRCMar
2017Suspected scam call from HMRCMar
2017Urging to report to ICOMar
2017Pity that BT cannot see complaintsMar
2017Ignore, it's a scamMar
2017Suspicious; appears to be fraudulentMar
2017Received suspicious call from 'hmrc'Mar
2017Warning to avoid pressing "1" aceex-scam costsMar
2017Scam: HMRC automated prosecution notificationMar
2017Elderly threatened in phone scamMar
2017Elderly relative threatened with policeMar
2017Suspected scam call about lawsuitMar
2017Suspicious call from supposed HMRCMar
2017Surprised by unexpected lawsuit notificationMar
2017Potential scam call from LondonMar
2017Automated call impersonating HMRC representativeMar
2017Received strange automated silent callMar
2017Number Of Searches: 349 Number Of Comments: 59 First Seen: 18 March 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Broomhall(Surrey), Bruich Burn(Highland), Codnor Gate(Derbyshire) and Johnstown(Carmarthenshire).
02003330275 has 59 comments of which 30 x neutral and 29 x negative
02003330275 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02003330275 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number falsely claiming to be HMRC, threatening legal action, lawsuits, or arrest over alleged unpaid taxes. Callers often use automated messages pressuring recipients, particularly targeting elderly or vulnerable people, to provide personal details or engage by pressing a number, which often results in the call ending abruptly or further distress. Genuine HMRC communications do not operate this way. Recipients consistently report calls causing anxiety and stress, frequently hanging up or ignoring the calls, and warn against returning calls or pressing any numbers. It is recommended to block and report this number to relevant authorities, such as Action Fraud or the ICO, to help prevent further distress and fraud.
Reports on phone number 02003330275
9 yearsI picked up and then just ended the call straight away.9 yearsThis number has phoned me a couple of times saying my husband was owed a tax refund because he supposedly overpaid last year. Bit odd since my dear husband passed away back in 2014, so no way this is legit. Honestly, I don’t think they understand that! I've gone ahead and blocked the number twice on my phone now.9 yearsGot one of those dodgy texts. Best not to answer, just make sure you report it.9 yearsGot a call from this number claiming to be from HMRC about unpaid taxes dating back to 2015. The person on the line went on about a lawsuit and said they were coming to seize my stuff - cars, assets, everything. They even mentioned a warrant for my arrest and threatened I’d be deported! I told them straight I’m a UK native, then let them have it with some salty language before hanging up. Honestly, it gave me a real fright. I’m still getting over a stroke, so the stress just sent my blood pressure sky high - not what I needed at all!HMRCUK9 yearsObviously, it was a scammer pretending to be from the tax office.9 yearsYesterday, my mother, who is 94 years old, received a phone call informing her that she was being threatened with legal action due to her failure to pay taxes. The caller insisted on obtaining her postal code and National Insurance (NI) number, but my mother wisely refused to disclose such information. These scammers appear to be specifically targeting vulnerable elderly individuals.9 yearsAs soon as I picked up, the caller just ended the call.9 yearsGot a voicemail from some unknown number saying HMRC's taking legal action against me. Can't say if it's legit or just some scam though.HMRC9 yearsI was dozing off when the phone rang and I only heard 'HMRC' and something about prosecution at the tail end, which made my heart race since I’m self-employed. Such cruel folks for pulling this scam. What do they really expect to get out of it? My husband tried ringing them back but all he got was a message saying to leave a voicemail. Fingers crossed I don’t end up in trouble because of this.HMRC9 yearsTwice I got calls from this number, and they even left a voicemail which made me really worried. Later I discovered it was just a scam. It's mad that stuff like this is even happening.9 yearsI didnt pick up but looked it up here! Cheers everyone.9 yearsThis particular number has been making frequent calls. Usually, when I answer the phone and there's no response, I promptly end the call. However, today I decided to investigate and waited on the line. After just a few seconds, an automated voice suddenly said "goodbye" and then hung up.9 yearsGot a call from 02003330275 today and quickly figured it was dodgy. I tried to report it to Action Fraud but after waiting over 15 minutes on hold, I just gave in and hung up. They used a recorded message, so my usual trick with the whistle by the phone didn’t do a thing!Action Fraud9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, saying I'd be sued. Totally bogus and really upsetting. I'm definitely going to report it to the ICO. These scammers are just terrible!HMRCInformation Commissioner ' sOffice9 yearsI have called twice to report that I am involved in a pending lawsuit with HM Customs. After checking the caller ID (1471), I obtained their number. Yesterday, a man left a voicemail, and today a woman called. Out of curiosity, I pressed 1 to continue the call, but the line became silent. Can't BT intervene and prevent these unwanted calls?HM Customs9 yearsGot a voicemail saying HMRC’s taking legal action against me and to press 1 for more info… total scam, don’t fall for it!HMRC9 yearsThis number just rang me up, claiming to be from HMRC, saying they were opening a case against me and to hit 1 to talk to my case officer. When I pressed 1, the call just cut off. Feels dodgy to me, definitely looks like a scam!HMRC9 yearsThis morning at around 10:25, my elderly neighbour who is 87 years old received a phone call. Due to his hearing difficulties, I took the liberty of listening on his behalf. The caller claimed to be Matthew and threatened to take legal action against him. Recognizing it as a scam right away, I did not press 1 to speak to a case worker. It is concerning that these calls can happen, and it would be helpful if the authorities could trace their origin.Matthew9 yearsPlease dont ring them back, its better to just ignore.9 yearsThis morning at 9:15am, I received an automated phone call from someone claiming to be HMRC. The voice instructed me to press 1 to speak with a case officer. However, as soon as I pressed the button, the call went silent.HMRC9 yearsdont answer or press 1, its a scam call. just ignore it!9 yearsIt is advised not to respond to this fraudulent message.9 yearsYou have received a message claiming to be from HMRC indicating that they will initiate legal proceedings. To proceed, please dial 150.HMRC9 yearsReceived a message regarding a lawsuit from HMRC. Although I recognize it as a scam, it still made me feel threatened.HMRC9 yearsMy wife actually got a call like that earlier today.9 yearsI received a phone call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, stating that they were filing a lawsuit against me. It was quite alarming, but I immediately recognized it as a scam and decided to end the call abruptly.HMRC9 yearsOn the date 27/3/2017, I received a telephone message claiming to be from the HMRC stating that they were initiating legal proceedings against me. The message instructed me to press button 1 in order to speak with my assigned case worker. Being aware of this common scam, I chose to ignore the message and promptly ended the call.HMRC9 yearsI received an identical voice message claiming that I am being sued by HMRC. Well, I highly doubt that! It's quite irritating, actually!HMRC9 yearsI received a message claiming to be from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC) stating that legal action would be taken.Revenue and CustomsHMRC9 yearsI made a phone call to my grandmother today at 4.30 in the afternoon, but the call was only answered after two rings. The person on the other end claimed that it was already too late and mentioned a pending lawsuit. They offered my grandmother the option to resolve it out of court or proceed to legal proceedings. They even had her national insurance number. The man on the call was quite intimidating and spoke with a foreign accent.9 yearsThis phone number has called three times.9 yearsI got a call claiming to be from HMRC, but I’m not convinced it was legit. Sounds dodgy to me.HMRC9 yearsJust got a call earlier from some robot voice claiming HMRC was opening a case on me and I needed to talk to my case officer. Luckily, I’m pretty suspicious of these types of calls so I just hung up straight away. But what about older people or those who aren’t so sharp? It’s really worrying, and I reckon something should be done to properly look into this and stop it for good.HMRC9 yearsI got a call from 02003330275 and they left a voicemail saying HMRC is going to sue me - sounds like a load of rubbish to me. If it was really from HMRC they’d have sent something official by post, not just a message.HMRC9 yearsGot a call from a recorded voice telling me there was some sort of case against me and to press 1 to talk to a case officer. I told them to stop calling and asked my provider BT to block the number.9 yearsI inquired about my National Insurance number. I requested them to get in touch with my broker. When I called them, unfortunately, I reached an answering machine.National9 yearsGot a voicemail saying it was from HMRC. I rang the number back, and someone picked up saying "HMRC, how can I help?" But when I told them I was returning their call about the message, they just hung up on me. Sounds dodgy to me, probably a scam.HMRC9 yearsI got a text claiming to be from HMRC, which I immediately thought was dodgy, so I reported it. Now I get calls nearly every day from a number that seems to be the same scam. Don’t ever press 1 if you get this call, it will definitely charge you. Real HMRC would never operate like that.HMRC9 yearsI got a call from someone saying HMRC was making a claim against me and told me to press 1. I just hung up straight away. Then the guy on the phone asked why I pressed 1. Only later did I figure out it was a scam call from the number 02003330275.HMRC9 yearsI received two phone calls today (March 23, 2017) from a particular number. On both occasions, I heard an automated voice message claiming to be an official notice from the Revenue Office of Her Majesty. The message stated that they were filing a lawsuit against me and asked me to press 1 to speak to my assigned case officer. Feeling intimidated, I chose to end the call.Revenue OfficeMajesty9 yearsi called the number back like others said and it gave me a ring tone that sounded american. i tried to get through but nobody picked up. I'm convinced it's a scam for sure.9 yearsGot calls from this number thrice today, it popped up as "international" on my caller ID. I didn't pick up at all. They dropped a message saying something about HMRC filing a case and to press 1 to talk to my case officer? Totally sounds like a scam to me!HMRC9 yearsMy mother-in-law’s poorly and luckily she can't hear well, so when this number rang, she passed the call to my wife who quickly hung up. This was obviously another scam, just like a few others mentioned here, all about BT or whatever. They really need to stop these calls for good. Best thing is just to not pick up when this number shows.BT9 yearsMy elderly relative received a call from this number claiming to be from HMRC, saying a police officer wanted to talk to her and to press 1. Thankfully, she didn’t press anything and just ended the call.HMRC9 yearsToday, I received a phone call at 2:15 pm. Instead of answering it myself, I allowed my answering machine to take the call. The message informed me that the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) was initiating legal proceedings against me. It instructed me to press button 1 to communicate with my assigned case worker. Due to suspicions of a scam, I decided to delete the message.HM Revenue and CustomsHMRC9 yearsI’ve already filed a report with the ICO, you should probably do it too.Information Commissioner ’ s Office9 yearsIf you get a call, whatever you do, don't hit 4 - just end the call straight away. It's definitely a scam.9 yearsJust like many others have said, they claim to be from HMRC. Shame we can’t send these complaints straight to BT.HMRCBT9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, saying they were setting up a case against me and to press 1 to talk to an officer. I pressed 1, then this "case officer" answered and asked what they could do for me. When I told them I had no idea what the call was about, they just hung up.HMRC9 yearsNever hit "1" when they tell ya to, it’s usually for their own gain. Could easily be a disguised premium line charging you loads, like £8 or even more each time. Best to double-check with your phone company first.9 yearsGot a recorded call from HMRC saying I was gonna be prosecuted and to press 1 to talk to my “case officer.” It was pretty scary at first, but then I took a step back and realised it was just another scam.HMRC9 yearsMy elderly relative got this call and when they didn’t give any details, the caller started threatening to involve the police. Definitely sounded like a scam to me.9 yearsAutomated call -- claiming to be from the HMRC, discussing a lawsuit. I immediately ended the call. SeonHMRCSeon9 yearsThreatened an elderly relative with involving the police after they refused to provide any information.9 yearsAm I being sued? I highly doubt they would notify me in such a manner!9 yearsGot a dodgy call from some robot voice saying HMRC was going after me, told to press 1 to talk to someone about my case. It was from a London BT number. Surely they’re aware these numbers are being used for scams? Why haven’t they shut it off yet?HMRCLondonBT9 yearsI got a call from some robotic voice warning me that the tax people were prosecuting me, then the line just went quiet. Really odd experience.9 yearsI got a call from 02003330275 and some automated voice claimed it was HMRC saying they were opening a case against me. They told me to press "1" to talk to my case officer, which I did, but as soon as I pressed it, the call just ended. Proper dodgy!HMRC9 yearsgot a call from an automated voice saying h m rc was prosecuting me, and telling me to press 4 to talk to the person handling my case.RevenueSubmit Your Own Report (020 0333 0275)
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