02032900186
TimeLine☎️ 02032900186 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 203290 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02032900186
- Scam call from Indian manSep
2018Scam call, police, avoid numberAug
2018Suspected scam call from HMRCAug
2018Blocked number, nearly fell forAug
2018Suspicious voicemail, checked number sourceAug
2018Warning against scam phone callsAug
2018Received early morning tax scam callAug
2018Impressively recognized scam call; blockedAug
2018Suspected scam call from HMRCAug
2018Ignoring and blocking unwanted callsAug
2018Warning against urgent legal threatAug
2018Dismissing robotic HMRC voicemail scamAug
2018Harassed by different phone numbersAug
2018Possible scam call from Sarah WilsonAug
2018Similar experience with Sarah WilsonAug
2018Unsolicited call, likely a scamAug
2018Suspicious voicemail about tax, blockedAug
2018Suspected scam call from HMRCAug
2018Received suspicious call, number blockedAug
2018Warning: HMRC tax claim scam. BlockedAug
2018Frustration with inability to actAug
2018HMRC robot call credibility concernsAug
2018Threatening HMRC voicemail scam warningAug
2018Warning: Beware of fake scamsAug
2018Voicemail same as others, blockedAug
2018Sophisticated HMRC scam, avoid itAug
2018Voicemail from Sarah, reported fraudAug
2018Call HMRC about unpaid taxAug
2018Warning: scam call from HMRCAug
2018Upset with Sarah Wilson's behaviorAug
2018Upset about Sarah Wilson incidentAug
2018Accusation of fraud from IndiaAug
2018Message about reported scam receivedAug
2018Critical opinion on the companyAug
2018Warning about potentially fraudulent callAug
2018Claiming to be HMRC threatsAug
2018Received fraudulent call threatening arrestAug
2018Difficulties reaching customer serviceAug
2018Received suspicious call from HMRCAug
2018Suspicious call from fake HMRCAug
2018Received voicemail from threatening sourceAug
2018Number Of Searches: 232 Number Of Comments: 39 First Seen: 03 August 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Goonbell(Cornwall) and Leighton Reservoir(North Yorkshire).
02032900186 has 39 comments of which 33 x negative and 6 x neutral
02032900186 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032900186 👆 is reported as a well-known scam involving threatening automated messages from a woman named Sarah Wilson, claiming to be from HMRC with an American accent. Callers accuse recipients of owing large sums in back taxes and warn of severe legal consequences if they don’t pay immediately. Many who call back reach an Indian man who uses intimidation and threats of arrest or violence. The scam is widely recognised as fraudulent, with multiple reports of voicemail messages, repeated calls, and number spoofing to mimic official HMRC contacts. Victims are frequently urged to block the number and report it to authorities. The aggressive nature and foreign accents have led to suspicion and frustration among many who have experienced these calls.
Reports on phone number 02032900186
8 yearsSo I got a voicemail and when I rang back, some guy with an Indian accent picked up. He gave me a "warrant ID" and then stuck me on hold. While waiting I quickly searched their number online and found out it was a total scam. I hung up straight away, but then he called me back like 4 times within a minute! Honestly, it was a bit nerve-wracking at first but I’m really glad I took a moment to check it out on the internet before doing anything. Don’t get caught out by these tricks!8 yearsGot a call with the same message, sounded super American and kinda off. No way the real HMRC would talk like that. I just blocked the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsGot a text from Sarah Wilson saying the same thing. I’ve deleted the message and blocked the number just in case. Nearly got caught out by it!Sarah Wilson8 yearsGot a voicemail earlier today that really freaked me out. The caller claimed to be Sarah Wilson from HMRC, warning me it was urgent and mentioning solicitors. The message sounded weird though, like it was AI generated and had an American accent, plus it started halfway through. I also noticed missed a call from 02032900186 but didn’t connect it to the voicemail at first. I tried ringing back but nobody picked up. Found this site after and really relieved to have a way to check these dodgy calls and block them before they bother me again. Cheers for that!Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsThis smells like a total scam, so phoning them back would probably be the worst move. Since I’m on PAYE, I don’t get to handle the tax directly anyway, so maybe it’s safer to just ignore it. I’ve blocked and deleted the number and I’ll see if I can report it somewhere, though I’m pretty certain these calls come from abroad. Honestly, I’d advise against answering any automated calls unless you’re expecting one from your bank, and even then, try to look up their official number yourself and call back to be safe.PAYE8 yearsRight from the start, I could tell it was a dodgy call, so I just hung up and slapped a block on the number. Honestly, do these scammers believe we're all that thick? But then again, if someone's actually sorting stuff with HMRC, or if they're vulnerable, it’s easy to see how they might fall for it.HMRC8 yearsThey left a voicemail, yet again. These guys keep calling me from new numbers all the time. I block one and then another one pops up. I’m registered with the telephone preference service, so what they’re doing has got to be against the law. It’s really annoying!Telephone Preference Service8 yearsGot a call like that too, didn’t even give them a chance to say much before I just cut it off. Then I went ahead and blocked the number straight away.8 yearsI just got a call from this number and it felt dodgy, like some kind of scam. Even HMRC wouldn't get in touch this way. I don't have anything to hide, but still, went ahead and blocked it.HMRC8 yearsGot a call on my personal phone from this number just after 8 in the morning. I usually sort out tax returns for a couple of folks, so I wasn’t sure if this was legit or not since they didn’t give any proper names - just kept mentioning some Sarah Wilson, who apparently is well-known. Decided to look up the number online and, thankfully, I did. I’m aware that HMRC wouldn’t handle things like this, but still, it really scared me! I've blocked the number now.Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsI got a message warning me about some urgent legal issue, spoken in this robotic voice that reminded me of Stephen Hawking’s speech synthesiser - except, y’know, a bit less endearing! The caller said she was Sarah Wilson from HMRC and told me to ring a number back instead of just pressing a button on the phone. I’m curious what’d happen if someone did call it. Seems like a bit of a joke, but I doubt it’s harmless. Could be pretty risky, especially if someone’s already dealing with HMRC and gets caught out by this. Makes me worried for people who might fall for it.Stephen HawkingSarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsI had pretty much the same thing happen. Got a call from an American lady called Sarah Wilson, sounded like she was working for HMRC or something. She was so rude and threatening. I just blocked the number and deleted the call. Loads of awful people out there using this trick.Sarah WilsonHMRC8 years020 3290 0186 Just got a call from someone claiming to be Sarah Wilson, a solicitor for HMRC here in the UK. The voice sounded American, which was odd enough, but then there was this recorded message threatening legal action if I didn’t ring back. HMRC would never do that over the phone - they always send letters first. The way they spoke wasn’t very British either. Pretty sure this is just another phone scam and it’s worrying such things keep happening. Absolutely rubbish these scammers still getting through.Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsTotal rubbish! Got a robotic call with an American accent claiming to be from HMRC. Just deleted the message and blocked the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail just like the others mentioned here, a lady speaking with an American accent saying I was about to be arrested over some tax issue. We’re actually on holiday in Ireland at the moment, so I called back the number. A man answered with a sort of South Asian or American accent, which made me doubt them straight away. I told him my taxes are all sorted and HMRC never calls like that, and he just hung up. I've blocked that number now.IrelandHMRC8 yearsThis morning around 8, I got a call from a man with an Indian accent using the number 0203 290 0186. He said there were some issues with my taxes and mentioned a five-year review by tax authorities. Apparently, I’d broken some rules, even though this was the first I’d heard of it. He warned that if I didn’t clear a supposed £4000 by 9:30, they’d freeze all my bank cards and other assets. Felt like a total scam to me.Inland Revenue8 yearsGot a call about some tax refund from HMRC, sounded dodgy. Just blocked it straight away.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from some robot speaking with an American accent claiming to be from HMRC. Definitely not a legit number, so I just blocked it straight away.HMRC8 yearsI recently got a voicemail from a number claiming to be from HMRC. I was kinda thinking about calling back since I’m currently sorting some stuff with them, but I always make sure to check unknown numbers before ringing back. Turns out, it was totally a scam! So glad I double checked!HMRC8 yearsThese are all just scammers! It's frustrating that the police can't seem to track down where the calls are coming from and put an end to it by making arrests!8 yearsJust a little while ago, I got a call from this number completely out of nowhere. There was a recorded message from a woman telling me to ring Sarah Wilson about an urgent HMRC matter. I tried calling back but no one picked up. It felt pretty strange and frustrating since I know HMRC wouldn’t get in touch like that. I looked up the number online and ended up on this site. Nice one for having it here!Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsI got a voicemail on my phone from someone called Sarah Wilson saying she's from HMRC. She was all about some urgent problem that needed sorting right away. Honestly, just block and ignore because if it were the genuine HMRC, they wouldn't be calling like this at all. Definitely a scam.Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsWatch out for scammers pretending to be HMRC - it’s a total rip-off! Don’t let them trick you.HMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail that was just like all the others people are talking about here. I’ve blocked the number and reported it straight away.8 yearsGot a voicemail from someone named Sarah Wilson earlier. I tried ringing back but no one picked up. I looked her up online and honestly, I'm glad I didn't get through. I’ve just contacted the fraud department to sort it out.Sarah WilsonGoogle8 yearsCheers for the heads-up. I just received that exact message and have reported it too. Definitely a scam!8 yearsI just got a call telling me I supposedly owe £4500 from something back in 2013 or 2014. They said if I didn’t pay up, they’d issue a warrant for my arrest and I’d be forced to pay £20,000 plus have all my belongings taken. Sounds like a total scam to me!8 yearsThis morning, I got a call from 02032900186. When I picked up, an automated voice with an American accent said it was from HMRC and told me to ring them back straight away, saying I shouldn’t ignore the message. I’ve already passed it on to HMRC as a warning.HMRC8 yearsComplete rubbish. I honestly can’t understand why anyone would even consider calling them back - it’s just beyond all logic!8 yearsThat Sarah Wilson from 02032900186 is an absolute idiot. I've already reported her to the police and if she doesn't stop, I’m seriously thinking about going to court over this!Sarah Wilson8 yearsGot a call from this number but didn’t pick up. They left a voicemail, sounded like some American fella saying he was from HMRC. Said if I didn’t ring back, or they got word from my solicitor, they’d go after me legally. It was pretty intimidating, especially since they’d called my 14-year-old, who has no dealings with HMRC at all. Seems like a total scam to me.HMRC8 yearsThis number rang me pretending to be from HMRC, saying I or my lawyer better get back to them or legal trouble’s on its way. Proper dodgy.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from 02032900186, some Sarah Wilson who seemed really daft. I've already informed the police about her, and honestly, I’m thinking about going after her legally!Sarah Wilson8 yearsI got a voicemail from this number, sounded like an American guy claiming to be from HMRC. It was pretty intimidating, all threatening and that.HMRC8 yearsThe exact thing happened to me too, and whenever I tried to ring back, no one picked up.8 yearsJust got a call on my mobile saying HMRC needs to speak to Sarah Wilson about £4998 unpaid tax from 2014/15. They said there's a warrant out for my arrest. Seems fishy, I’m gonna check with HMRC myself.HMRCSarah Wilson8 yearsI got a call just like this one from some Sarah Wilson claiming to be from HMRC. Total rubbish and definitely a scam!Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsThese folks from India are total scammers.India8 yearsGot a call from this number on my mobile earlier. A lady claiming to be Officer Sarah Wilson from HMRC said there was some urgent problem that needed sorting right away, or else there’d be serious trouble. The voice sounded American, which seemed a bit off. Felt pretty intimidating and I worry that some folks might actually believe it and get caught out.Sarah WilsonHMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 3290 0186)
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