02032893930
TimeLine☎️ 02032893930 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203289 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032893930
- Fraud callers impersonating police officersAug
2019Fraudulent calls, criminals deserve punishmentAug
2019Reported fraud, beware of linksAug
2019Fraudulent arrest warrant phone callAug
2019Scam call pretending to be officialAug
2019Received call about unpaid taxAug
2019Reported fraudsters posing as officialsAug
2019Scam call about fake winningsAug
2019Received call, advised to contact KatherineAug
2019Caller misrepresented himself as policeAug
2019Fraudulent arrest warrant scam attemptAug
2019Scammer claimed to be court representativeJun
2019Number Of Searches: 2 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 31 May 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Abhainn Osgaig(Highland), Ardington(Oxfordshire), Burridge(Hampshire) and Leamoor Common(Shropshire).
02032893930 has 11 comments of which 2 x positive and 6 x neutral and 3 x negative
02032893930 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032893930 👆 is reported as a fraudulent contact number used by scammers impersonating police officers and HMRC officials. Callers threaten arrest over bogus tax debts and pressure victims to pay immediately, often mentioning officers named Catherine White or James Gadd. The fraudsters employ high-pressure tactics, including strict time limits and withheld location details, to intimidate recipients. Victims have noted rude behaviour and requests for payment via unconventional methods such as gift cards. Several reports indicate the scammers use recorded case and arrest warrant numbers to add credibility. Authorities advise informing the police, Action Fraud, and HMRC if contacted. Users should remain vigilant and avoid engaging or sharing personal information with callers using this number.
Reports on phone number 02032893930
7 yearsThe individuals on the other end seem to be nothing short of crooks, and frankly, they ought to be locked away for perpetrating these scam calls. It's infuriating to think of the amount of money they've likely swindled from unsuspecting victims. Truly appalling behaviour!7 yearsThis morning, I experienced something remarkably similar. I've already informed the police, and my case is now with the action fraud unit. Just a heads up, as these crooks are also peddling emails containing dodgy links. It truly disgusts me to think about these individuals!7 yearsI've been receiving these dubious calls lately, supposedly from the police, claiming that I owe a fortune to HMRC. They provide this phone number to lure you into their trap for a swift robbery. It’s shocking how these crooks display such greed with zero regard for the victims. Honestly, people like this ought to face justice behind bars. So far, I've managed to identify two of these scammers-one with an Indian accent and the other a woman who goes by the name Catherine, speaking with a continental twang. What a bunch of utter prats!HMRCCatherine7 yearsI received a rather alarming phone call the other day from someone purporting to be a police officer. They insisted that I had an outstanding debt with HMRC and threatened me with arrest if I failed to settle it. They provided a callback number, 0203 289 3930, and instructed me to speak with a certain Catherine White. Yet, whenever I've tried to reach out to this number, the people on the other end are utterly unhelpful and evasive about their identity. Their attitude is quite off-putting, and it's crystal clear that they cannot possibly represent either HMRC or the police. It's all very questionable, to say the least!HMRCCatherine White7 yearsGreetings, I had quite the unexpected experience today when I received a call from what felt like a rather dubious source. To be honest, I was taken aback and didn’t manage to jot down all the particulars. The caller asserted that a complaint had been lodged with HMRC by a certain Catherine White, claiming there’s an arrest warrant in play concerning unpaid taxes. They provided me with an HMRC reference number: 169T1218, if memory serves correctly. Interestingly, the number purportedly belonged to a police station over in Runneymede on Station Road. Quite the alarming situation, I must say!HMRCCatherine WhiteRunneymedeStation Road7 yearsI received a rather alarming call from someone claiming to be PC8 001 James Gadd, urging me to get in touch with an officer named Kathrine White without delay. He warned me not to take lightly the consequences that could arise from failing to make that call, mentioning the involvement of both the police and HMRC. Given the suspicious nature of this communication, I've decided to inform the genuine HMRC about these imposters.James GaddKathrine WhiteHMRC7 yearsFor the past few weeks, I've been inundated with calls from an unknown number. Recently, I received a rather dubious call from someone claiming that I had won a PPI claim, supposedly filed on my behalf in a county court in London. They made a point to say they'd get back to me tomorrow with more information. This morning at precisely 9:12 am, I got another call from the same individual. They informed me that a member of their team would be arriving shortly with a cheque for a whopping £4,300. However, in a rather odd twist, they insisted I needed to purchase a Google Play card for £315 before they could deliver the cheque. The instructions were quite clear: I was supposed to show the card to their representative but not actually hand it over. He also provided me with a claim reference number-YS0805 K-and a contact number: 02032893930. The phone has been ringing non-stop ever since, but I’ve decided to ignore every call. It's all incredibly suspicious!London7 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be with the police, urging me to get in touch with a Katherine White.Katherine White7 yearsI received a rather alarming call informing me that a warrant had been issued for my arrest. The caller, who claimed to be Officer James Gadd, reference number PC 8 001, insisted that I urgently contact a Katherine White at HMRC within 45 minutes. He ominously warned that if I failed to do so, the authorities would arrive at my home to take me into custody. Quite unsettling, I must say!James GaddKatherine WhiteHMRC7 yearsI had a similar experience; I received a call instructing me to ring that number to speak to Katherine White over at HMRC. The individual on the line claimed to be Officer James Gadd from the Hertfordshire Police.Katherine WhiteHMRCJames GaddHertfordshire Police7 yearsI had an interesting encounter recently when a caller asked for a false name I had used the last time I was targeted by scammers, which was quite a few years back. I informed them that the person wasn’t available. The caller became rather pushy, asserting they were ringing from something they referred to as “Central London Court.” When I maintained my stance about the name not being accessible, their tone turned rather aggressive. Quite the experience, I must say!Central London CourtSubmit Your Own Report (020 3289 3930)
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