02032879819
TimeLine☎️ 02032879819 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203287 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032879819
- Frequent calls, no messages leftOct
2023HMRC scam call reported againOct
2023HMRC officer threat is a scamOct
2023Report fake numbers to prevent scamsOct
2022This is a telephone numberOct
2022User waiting for jail scammersSep
2018Scammer call claims unpaid taxesSep
2018Challenges with call center outsourcingSep
2018Tax and warrant scams warningSep
2018Suspicious voicemail claiming arrest warrantSep
2018Unlawful for an HMR employeeSep
2018Alert about potential phone scammersSep
2018questioning validity of "hmre" arrest-by-contact claimsSep
2018HMRC scam call, do not respondSep
2018Recording messages, consistently hassling innocentSep
2018Received fake tax avoidance callSep
2018Inaccurate tax claims, potential dangerSep
2018Possibility of scam call indicatedSep
2018Blocked scam call from HMRCSep
2018Unknown repeated caller - likely scamSep
2018Deceptive messages from fake HMRCSep
2018Scam voicemail from fake HMRCSep
2018Scam from alleged HMRC numberSep
2018Number Of Searches: 107 Number Of Comments: 20 First Seen: 12 September 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kingston(Buckinghamshire) and Upper Tankersley(South Yorkshire).
02032879819 has 20 comments of which 3 x neutral and 17 x negative
02032879819 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032879819 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number targeting people with automated calls claiming unpaid taxes and threats of arrest from fake HMRC officers. Callers use aggressive scare tactics, demand payments or fines, and often have poor English accents, suggesting overseas operations. Victims note no legitimate HMRC number matches this, and official tax authorities do not make such calls or leave messages. Many report robotic voices or silence when pressed for officer details, confirming its fraudulent nature. Users strongly advise not to respond, highlight the importance of reporting these attempts to action fraud, and express frustration at the frequency and annoyance of these calls. Overall it’s a well-known HMRC impersonation scam aiming to frighten and deceive recipients.
Reports on phone number 02032879819
3 yearsI've been getting numerous calls from this number, yet they never bother to leave a voicemail.3 yearsI've just received yet another scam call masquerading as HMRC. It's getting tiresome.HMRC3 yearsI received a rather distressing phone call from someone claiming to be an HMRC official. They insisted that unless I paid my alleged tax dues immediately, they would show up at my front door to arrest me. Quite frankly, I highly doubt that HMRC holds the power to arrest people like that. It’s clearly a scam!HMRC8 yearsJust ask a couple of questions and you'll see straight away. The callers from overseas call centres have no clue about how things work in the UK or the customs here. It ends up being a total mess and pretty clearly a scam.8 years1. If someone says there's a warrant out for your arrest, it's a con. 2. Claims about tax returns not being submitted? Also a scam. 3. They give you just two choices: a) appear in court and risk losing £30,000 or b) cough up £1400 as bond money - total rip off. 4. They'll even threaten that a HMRC agent will show up at your door - don't fall for it. 5. They use intimidation and threats to try and scare you. Stay safe, everyone!HMRC8 yearsThis is definitely a scam, nothing more. Still shocked these people haven’t been locked up yet. Totally fraud, be careful out there!8 yearsJust a heads up, hmre cant really arrest anyone. This whole thing seems like a total rip off.HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsGot a voicemail pretty much like what others mentioned, saying I have a warrant for my arrest and telling me to ring the number back. Seemed dodgy to me.8 yearsWhat a load of nonsense, scammers everywhere! If there was a warrant for me, I’d definitely have been told by now. I keep every payslip showing my taxes are all paid up. They don’t sound like proper Brits - they clearly don’t know how our tax system runs. It’s not some easy thing like they think. Don’t bother replying to these fraudsters. HMRC would never just leave a voicemail like that. Take care all! :)HMRC8 yearsAbsolutely laughable! These "hmre" folks claim they're going to arrest me. As if anyone would fall for that nonsense!8 yearsJust like some folks mentioned before, I got one of those automated calls claiming to be from HMRC. They were saying I’m gonna be arrested because I haven’t paid some tax or whatever. They gave a phone number to ring back. Don’t fall for it, it’s definitely a scam. Honestly, those scammers should be the ones getting arrested for fraud!HMRC8 yearsIt’s honestly so pathetic to think someone’s job could be just leaving annoying messages for people who haven’t done anything wrong. What a pointless way to spend your time!8 yearsI've also been tagged for tax, it's a right pain. Are these automated calls just targeting business owners and self-employed folk, or are they ringing up regular people who don’t deal with their own tax returns too? If it’s just the self-assessors, where did they get the phone numbers from? Could it be HMRC’s database? Either way, it's not only irritating but a bit worrying as well.HMRC8 yearsI couldn’t pick up the phone when they called, but they left a message. It was some automated voice claiming I was dodging taxes and threatening that if I didn’t ring a specific number, I’d have a warrant out for my arrest. Honestly, I just found it laughable - I run a business myself and know HMRC wouldn’t ever get in touch like that. I’ve blocked the number now, no doubt it’s a scam.HMRC8 yearsi got a ring from these lot as well. they claimed theres a warrant for my arrest over unpaid taxes, which is total nonsense. the phone number made it look like they were calling from London, but the accent was all wrong, sounded like someone from a dodgy place in India. the guy barely spoke English, it was hilarious. seriously, don’t buy into it, and if they call you, just give them a piece of your mind!LondonDelhi8 yearsI got a call just now from someone claiming to be from the tax office, saying I'd be arrested in three days. Is this some kind of scam?8 yearsGot a voicemail from some dodgy robotic voice pretending to be from HMRC, saying I’m dodging tax and I need to ring back or I’ll get arrested. Totally a scam, don’t bother answering and just block it straight away.HMRC8 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be hmrc, telling me there's a warrant out for my arrest over unpaid taxes. Honestly, who do they think they're fooling? These kinds of scams should be hunted down and dealt with properly. Ridiculous!HMRC8 yearsGot calls from this number like five times, but I didn’t answer ’cause it looked dodgy. I’d say don’t bother picking up!8 yearsgot a call from an automated voice saying it was hmrc accusing me of fraud and said there was a lawsuit against me. they asked me to ring this number 02032879819. i looked up the number on the official hmrc site and found nothing linked to it. definitely a scam.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 3287 9819)
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