02032398200
TimeLine☎️ 02032398200 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203239 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032398200
- Beware of phishing scam callsSep
2018Caller repeatedly ignores TPS regulationsSep
2018HMRC scam, call official numberAug
2018Warning: Do not return callAug
2018Vacation, distressing message on ansafoneAug
2018Warning: number is a scamAug
2018Fraudulent call claiming HMRC warrantAug
2018Beware of scam warrant callAug
2018Beware of fake HMRC callsAug
2018Received scam call posing as policeAug
2018Number Of Searches: 116 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 05 August 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Balmerlawn(Hampshire), Cropston(Leicestershire) and Little Avon(Gloucestershire).
02032398200 has 10 comments of which 8 x negative and 2 x neutral
02032398200 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032398200 👆 is reported as an automated scam purporting to be from HMRC or the police, threatening arrest with a supposed warrant number. Call recipients often get several daily calls without any voicemail left, causing distress especially to elderly people. The message demands a call back to a non-official number, which users warn is fraudulent. Many advise against contacting the number and instead suggest verifying with official HMRC contact details found on government websites. The persistent and harassing nature of the calls has raised concerns about regulatory action. Overall, this number is widely recognized as a phishing attempt to intimidate and defraud unsuspecting individuals.
Reports on phone number 02032398200
8 yearsGot a robotic voice on the line, threatening to arrest me and mentioned some “warrant number.” They never even asked who they were speaking to. Total scam, obviously. Please don’t ring back the number, it’s 100% a phishing trick!8 yearsThey ring me almost all day, like from early morning 7 right up till 10 at night, sometimes ten times in a day. I’m just letting it go to the answer machine since we don’t pick up, but not once have they left a message. Isn’t the TPS supposed to stop this? What’s going on with them?TPS8 yearsi got a robo call pretending to be hmrc saying theres a warrant out for me and gave me this number to ring. i looked up the official hmrc site and it said to call them at 0300 200 3311 instead, so watch out!HMRC8 yearsThat message was really creepy. Definitely don’t ring them back.Best8 yearsi just got back from my holiday and found a message on my answerphone like the one described here. it wasn’t a very pleasant thing to hear and honestly, it made me a bit worried. i haven’t tried calling the number because it didn’t seem trustworthy at all.8 yearsMy elderly parents got a call from some automated voice saying HMRC had issued a warrant for their arrest, even gave a warrant number and a phone number to ring back. It was really upsetting for them. If you ever get a call like that, don’t ring the number they give - instead, just get in touch with HMRC yourself to check.HMRC8 yearsJust a heads up, this number’s nothing but a total scam. Don’t bother answering!8 yearsGot a robo call sayin HMRC’s got a warrant for me or summat, with a number to ring and a 'warrant number'. If you’re stressted, don’t ring that - best to check with HMRC direct through their official website number instead.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from a robotic voice claiming to be HMRC, saying there’s an arrest warrant against me unless I ring 020 3239 8200. If you genuinely need to contact HMRC, make sure you use the number 0300 200 3310 or one you find on a legitimate gov.uk site. Don’t fall for these scams!HMRC8 yearsI received a recorded message that claimed to be from the police, asserting that there was a warrant for my arrest related to HMRC matters. It’s clearly a scam.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 3239 8200)
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