02003330339
☎️ 02003330339 👆 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 02003330339
- Scam pretending to be HMRCMar
2017Second call, pressed 1, disconnectedFeb
2017Suspicious phone messages about lawsuitFeb
2017Suspicious calls, potential scam reportedFeb
2017Suspicious call about HMRC lawsuitFeb
2017Complaint about harassing phone callFeb
2017Scam calls, warning others nowFeb
2017Warning about HMRC scam callsFeb
2017Block incoming scam calls from thisFeb
2017Received suspicious call, avoided scamFeb
2017Warning of dangerous and scamFeb
2017Ignore HMRC phone call requestFeb
2017Scam call; avoid pressing 1Feb
2017Received scam call, reported to policeFeb
2017Unsolicited call, hung up quicklyFeb
2017Caller is a scammer. Beware!Feb
2017Same experience as others reportingFeb
2017Scam call posing as HMRCFeb
2017HMRC lawsuit phone call scamFeb
2017Uncertain about lawsuit notification receivedFeb
2017Avoid HMRC phone scamsFeb
2017Received scam call about lawsuitFeb
2017Suspicious scam call regarding HMRCFeb
2017Received potential scam phone callFeb
2017Scam call from fake Inland RevenueFeb
2017Scam call claiming tax owedFeb
2017Scam call impersonating HMRC. Targeting elderlyFeb
2017Scam call claiming HMRC lawsuitFeb
2017Scam call about lawsuit threateningFeb
2017Concern about calls from numberFeb
2017Scam call from fake HMRCFeb
2017Scam call threatening legal actionFeb
2017Suspicious call about customs caseFeb
2017Received scam call from HMRCFeb
2017Automated call about unpaid debtFeb
2017HMRC scam phone calls warningFeb
2017Scam call claiming lawsuit threatFeb
2017Warning: possible scam being describedFeb
2017HMRC scammer with threat mentionedFeb
2017Warning of fraudulent HMRC callFeb
2017Caution: HMRC phone scam alertFeb
2017Warning: HMRC scam, don't engageFeb
2017HMRC lawsuit scam call warningFeb
2017Phone scam impersonating HMRC authoritiesFeb
2017Missed call scam impersonating HMRCFeb
2017Scam call from fake HMRCFeb
2017Call claimed to be HMRCFeb
2017False claim of HMRC prosecutionFeb
2017Number Of Searches: 221 Number Of Comments: 48 First Seen: 08 February 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Eggbuckland(Devon), Hungerford(Somerset), Keith Inch(Aberdeenshire), Poughill(Devon) and Ynyslas(Ceredigion).
02003330339 has 48 comments of which 26 x negative and 22 x neutral
02003330339 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02003330339 👆 is reported as a persistent scam where callers impersonate HMRC, falsely alleging legal action and urging recipients to press a button to speak to a case officer. The calls often involve recorded messages with foreign accents, do not identify the recipient by name, and are designed to alarm, particularly vulnerable or elderly individuals. Pressing a button can lead to connection with fraudsters or premium-rate numbers. Recipients are advised not to engage, not to provide personal details, and to verify any HMRC contact through official channels. The tactic has caused considerable distress, and users call for regulatory intervention to prevent such scams. Blocking the number and reporting to authorities is recommended.
Reports on phone number 02003330339
10 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, accusing us of fraud and saying they’d sue us. They told me to enter numbers on the phone. Obviously a scam - I just hung up straight away.HMRC10 yearsI received another call from the same number. When I pressed 1 during the first call, the line disconnected. This time, I simply hung up. Should I be concerned about pressing the button during the initial call?10 yearsMy mother has received two phone calls from this number on the 16th and 17th of February. The callers have threatened to take legal action against her and instructed her to press 1 on the phone. I have advised her to believe that this is likely a scam and to end the call if it happens again. It's important to note that my mother is 79 years old. The individuals behind these phone calls should be identified and brought to justice.10 yearsToday at 16:40, my wife received a phone call informing her that the HMRC was planning to take legal action against me. The caller instructed her to press 1, but she wisely ended the call abruptly.HMRC10 yearsI've just received two phone messages today, indicating that the HMRC is going to file a lawsuit against me. The instructions are to call back and press button 1 in order to connect with a case worker. However, I noticed that the woman delivering the message has a foreign accent and she doesn't address me by name. It seems highly unlikely that if this were a legitimate matter, they would have failed to ask for me specifically by name.HMRC10 yearsJust had a call from someone saying they were HMRC and threatening legal action against me. I’m well aware it’s a scam but still, it’s really unsettling. If this had landed on someone older or more vulnerable, it could’ve caused serious panic. These calls aren’t just annoying anymore - surely some proper legal action could be taken to put an end to this?HMRC10 yearsThis number called my wife and it really stressed her out since we've never been involved in any legal case. Whoever is using this number needs to be held responsible. Has anyone from com taken any action against this?10 yearsGot a call from a number that was spouting the same old stuff everyone mentions. A relative of mine was already dealing with some issues with the tax office, so I figured it might be related. I decided to check the number here first, so happy I took a moment to do that.10 yearsBEWARE! It's a COMPLETE SCAM, so just ignore and don't answer!10 yearsI received the exact same phone call again today. I immediately ended the conversation. Now, I'm going to inform my family and friends about these calls so that they are informed. It's important to spread awareness about this scam. It's frustrating that the perpetrators are not within reach, otherwise I would strongly confront them for their actions.10 yearsWhen I called 1471 and that number showed up, I knew it was dodgy. Definitely a scam, so I blocked it straight away.10 yearsThis morning, I received a rather alarming phone call from this number, claiming that HMRC was taking legal action against me. Thankfully, I wasn't available to speak, but they left a rather concerning message. I can assure you, it’s nothing but a scam!HMRC10 yearsI recently received a call from this number, but I ended the conversation as it was the same automated message. If HMRC needs to get in touch with me, they have my address. I never engage with unsolicited calls.HMRC10 yearsGot a message on my answerphone, not once but twice, about some HMRC lawsuit. They told me to press 1 to talk to a case manager or something. Just ignore it completely!!!!!!!HMRC10 yearsI received a call from this number earlier today, claiming to be from HM Revenue and Customs regarding a lawsuit. I opted not to press any buttons to talk to a case worker because it seemed rather suspicious. After doing a quick search online, it's clear this is a scam! HMRC only contacts you by post, never over the phone.HM Revenue and CustomsHMRC10 yearsBeware! This call is a fraudulent scheme.10 yearsI recently got a phone call from the number mentioned above. Just like other journalists, I was greeted with an automated message claiming that HMRC has filed a lawsuit against me. The message instructed me to press a specific button on the phone to speak with my case officer. Of course, I didn't comply and immediately ended the call. It's tempting to criticise the competence of HMRC employees, as these calls might give individuals the false impression that HMRC is unjustly attempting to sue them. I've taken the necessary step of reporting this call to the police for further investigation.HMRC10 yearsI have received two calls today, which are clearly part of a scam. Do not press 1, as doing so may connect you to a number with excessively high charges. I urge you to be vigilant and cautious.10 yearsI received a phone call and a message claiming that HMRC was planning to take legal action against me. I didn't take it seriously as I am aware that the HMRC doesn't operate in that manner. However, I do recognize that impersonating HMRC is illegal. Furthermore, this kind of scam could be distressing for older individuals or those with heart conditions. Therefore, I will investigate the proper legal steps that can be taken and if necessary, I might consider pursuing them personally.HMRC10 yearsIf there was a lawsuit against me, I am certain that I would have received an official notification.10 yearsGot a call earlier today from this number. A lady said something about the Inland Revenue filing a lawsuit against me and to press 1 to talk to someone about it. I didn’t respond or talk to anyone. It’s really concerning; you’d think there’s a way to put a stop to these scams. Proper worrying stuff!Inland Revenue10 yearsI received an automated message claiming that I was being sued by HMRC. The message instructed me to press one in order to speak with my case officer. Although the message seemed legitimate, I was aware that HMRC would never contact individuals in this manner. Being an elderly person, I am quite savvy and knowledgeable about scams, so I promptly hung up. However, this situation made me contemplate the potential repercussions if someone were to fall victim to such a call. It is crucial to eradicate these scams, but I couldn't help but wonder what would happen if someone actually followed through with the instructions.HMRC10 yearsI am facing the same situation as everyone else. It pertains to HMRC and other related matters.HMRC10 yearsToday I got a call from a man with an Asian accent saying he was from the inland revenue and demanding I transfer him money. I quickly figured out it was a scam. The number he called from was (020) 0333 0339. Once I refused to pay, he just ended the call.10 yearsGot a call from this number, some bloke claiming I was getting sued and told me to press 1. I immediately suspected it was dodgy.10 yearsRight now I’m dealing with a lot of stress, and I nearly got caught out by a call from 02003330339 claiming I had some legal action from HMRC. It’s shocking how these scammers can do this and still have the nerve to carry on. I really hate people who pull stunts like this.HMRC10 yearsI got a voicemail saying I was being taken to court by HMRC and they told me to ring 02003330339. When a bloke picked up, he wanted the Case Number and then said my address was right. After that he asked for my National Insurance number and birthday. I questioned him about it and he just put the phone down.HMRCNational Insurance10 yearsGot two calls today from someone pretending to be HMRC. Missed the first call as it went to voicemail and I just hung up when they called again. They kept saying I was going to be sued and told me to press 1 to talk to my “case officer.” I could tell it was a scam straight away, but it’s quite frightening. I reckon they mainly go after older folks who might fall for it or get really panicked.HMRC10 yearsI received a phone call with an automated message claiming to be from HM Customs. They informed me that they had been attempting to reach me regarding an outstanding payment. However, I promptly ended the call.HM Customs10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they’re HMRC, telling me I’m being sued or something. They told me to press 1 to talk to my case officer. I hung up and double checked online - turns out it’s just a scam.HMRC10 yearsSimilar to what others have stated, I have received a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, informing me that they are initiating legal proceedings against me. I was instructed to press 1 to speak with my case officer. However, I chose to hang up and ignore the call as I suspect it is a deceptive scam in operation.HMRC10 yearsI received a call from HMRC, which was automated and claimed that I owed taxes. I decided to press 1, and I was connected to a foreign gentleman who knew my name and address. I asked for his name, but he abruptly ended the call.HMRC10 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be HMRC, saying I'd be taken to court. Total scam, watch out!HM Revenue and Customs10 yearsconcerning phone calls from this particular number10 yearsUpon answering my phone, a pre-recorded message claimed to be from HM ??? The message alleged that I owed them money and threatened to initiate a lawsuit unless I acted immediately. They instructed me to press 1 to speak to my assigned case worker. Feeling deeply disturbed, I decided to end the call abruptly. This experience would have been particularly distressing had I been older or more vulnerable.HM10 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with HMRC and warning me about prosecution. Total scam attempt!HMRC10 yearsThey informed me of their identity as representatives, requesting me to press 1 to speak with my assigned case officer. According to their communication, they are in the process of initiating legal action against me.10 yearsGot a call with a recorded message saying HMRC was suing me and to press 1 to talk to my case officer. I just ended the call. My partner looked it up online and found out it's a scam.HMRC10 yearsTotally dodgy, looks like a scam to me.10 yearsI recently received a recorded call from HM Customs informing me that they had been trying to reach me. The message instructed me to press the number 1 on my phone in order to speak with my designated case worker. However, I decided to end the call without pressing any buttons.HM Customs10 yearsGot a voicemail with a strange accent, some bloke saying he was from HMRC and threatening legal action. He told me to press one for more info or whatever, but I just ended the call right there.HMRC10 yearsSomeone called pretending to be from HMRC and said they’d take legal action against me. Quite worrying!HMRC10 yearsDefinitely a scam calling claiming to be HMRC and telling you to press 1. Don't trust it!HMRC10 yearsSomeone pretended to be HMRC and warned me they were going to take legal action against me. It felt really threatening but I knew it was a scam.HMRC10 yearsTotal scam! Got a call with a message claiming it was from HMRC about some legal action against me. I just hung up right away. Don’t fall for this nonsense, it’s a trick.HMRC10 yearsIf someone calls saying they're from HMRC and asks you to press 1, it's totally dodgy - definitely a scam!HMRC10 yearsGot a call from a number claiming to be from HMRC, saying they'd take me to court. I just hung up and blocked them straight away.HMRC10 yearsI've gotten a couple of calls over the past two days claiming that HMRC are taking legal action against me. They tell me to press 1 to talk to someone. Since my phone goes straight to voicemail, I don’t say anything or respond, but I did look up the official HMRC site and found out it’s a scam.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 0333 0339)
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