02032900965
☎️ 02032900965 👆 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 02032900965
- It's a complete scam, avoidDec
2018Threatening electronic voice scam experienceNov
2018Scam call from "Jennifer Brown."Nov
2018Spam message warning legal consequencesNov
2018Scam call impersonating HMRC receivedNov
2018Fraudulent automated caller threatening consequencesNov
2018Beware of automated voice scamNov
2018Received fraudulent call from IRSNov
2018Reported scam call from "Jenifer Brown"Nov
2018Missed call from HMRC scamNov
2018Upset about scammer targeting elderlyNov
2018Automated message from fake IRSNov
2018Received a brief caller responseNov
2018Scam HMRC threat causing distressNov
2018Blocked contact from HMRC employeeNov
2018Reporting ongoing fraud call situationNov
2018Potential scam from fake IRSNov
2018Warning: Scam with professional tacticsNov
2018Equating with being scammers, untrustworthyNov
2018No money, can't be scammedNov
2018Received scam voicemail from IRSNov
2018Warning about HMRC scam noticeNov
2018User blocked similar commentNov
2018Voice scam asking for solicitorNov
2018Report scam call to HMRCNov
2018Number blocked, BT should actNov
2018Urgent action needed against scammersNov
2018Fake HMRC call demanding paymentNov
2018Grateful for exposure of scamNov
2018Warning about potential fraudulent behaviorNov
2018This comment adds no new informationNov
2018Comment is unoriginal, unremarkableNov
2018Threatening voicemail from Jennifer Brown, ignoreNov
2018Complaint about blocking robot callsNov
2018Automated call advice from HMRCNov
2018Blocking a specific phone numberNov
2018User describes automated voice scamNov
2018Multiple calls from potential fraudNov
2018Suspicious call from fake companyNov
2018A comment mentioning taxation authorityNov
2018Received suspicious call from "HMRC"Nov
2018Warning of Inland Revenue scamNov
2018Possible scam, fraudulent claimsNov
2018Suspicious call about legal consequencesNov
2018American robot with funny grammarNov
2018Accusing scammers of American accentsNov
2018Recipient denies legitimacy of callsNov
2018Suspicious voicemail from American numberNov
2018Questioning source of unwanted callsNov
2018Received suspicious call, likely scamNov
2018Hanging up on HMRC scamNov
2018Scammers, fake with rude behaviorNov
2018HMRC scam call from Jennifer BrownNov
2018Suspicious voicemail from alleged HMRCNov
2018Automated American message, hung upNov
2018Beware scam call from HMRCNov
2018Reported, same as other commentsNov
2018Fraudulent tax scam call reportedNov
2018Inland revenue scam impersonation callNov
2018Warning about scam in callNov
2018Received scam call from impostorNov
2018Missed call blocked at 16.15Nov
2018Suspicious automated message claiming identityNov
2018Scam call from fake HMRCNov
2018Urgent call back threat mentionedNov
2018Automated message from Inland RevenueNov
2018Number Of Searches: 420 Number Of Comments: 63 First Seen: 08 November 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Carron(Highland), Little Ponton(Lincolnshire) and Virkie(Shetland Isles).
02032900965 has 63 comments of which 52 x negative and 11 x neutral
02032900965 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02032900965 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated messages and calls from a fake "Jennifer Brown" claiming to represent HMRC Inland Revenue. Callers threaten legal action and demand immediate call backs, often using American or Asian accents and aggressive or abusive language when challenged. The number is associated with phishing attempts aimed at eliciting personal or financial information, and victims report distress, especially among elderly recipients. Multiple attempts, including voicemail threats, suggest an organised fraud operation. Legitimate HMRC does not operate in this manner and advises ignoring such calls. Users consistently warn against answering, calling back, or providing any details, urging to block and report the number to relevant authorities such as the Information Commissioner's Office or Action Fraud.
Reports on phone number 02032900965
8 yearsAbsolutely ignore this number! It's definitely a scam, without a shadow of a doubt. Whatever you do, don’t engage with it! If they manage to ring you, just hang up or tell them where to go. It’s a complete con! Take this seriously and steer clear of it! 👍8 yearsI had the same thing happen to me like others have mentioned. A scary robotic voice saying it was Jennifer Brown from the Inland Revenue, which was just the last thing we wanted while we’re already waiting on HMRC to get in touch about my dad’s recent passing. I really can’t understand how these dodgy callers aren’t shut down, it’s just awful behaviour. Totally sickening! Not sure if anyone else noticed, but when I tried calling the number back from my phone, the name Yarran Global Services showed up on my screen.Jennifer BrownHMRC.Yarran Global Services8 yearsI've had this same person call me twice this year, claiming to be from the tax office. The first time they rang, I got in touch with the tax office myself, and they informed me that it was a scam. They assured me that they'd never reach out by phone and would always send letters. Quite alarming, really!8 yearsGot a call from some robot voice threatening me with "consequences" if I didn’t ring back a certain number they kept going on about. They were really pushy about getting me to call that exact number. Totally a scam, watch out everyone!8 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be the inland revenue fraud team. I called them out straight away and they ended up hanging up on me. Honestly, watch out for this, it’s clearly a scam. They definitely picked the wrong person to mess with, I’m gonna track them down and deal with it! Ha!8 yearsI received a call from an automatic system, and the robotic voice warned me of "serious repercussions" if I didn't ring a particular number, which they kept reiterating. They seemed rather desperate for me to make that call! It's clearly a scam, so watch out, everyone!8 yearsI got a recorded call from someone named Jenifer Brown saying she was from the Inland Revenue and warning me about legal trouble if I didn’t ring her back. Clearly a con, so I’ve reported it to the ICO.Jenifer BrownInformation Commissioner ' s Office8 yearsI received a call from an officer named Jennifer Brown, claiming to be from the tax office. She reiterated the same number she'd just given me and warned me not to ignore her message. She insisted that if I didn't return the call or hear from my solicitor, I should brace myself for potential legal repercussions. I've deemed this a total scam and have since deleted it. Take care, everyone!Jennifer Brown8 yearsThey rang me and the moment I picked up, they just dropped the call.8 yearsGot a voicemail from someone called Jennifer Brown, said she was from HMRC. Decided to block the number straight away.Jennifer BrownHMRC8 yearsGot the same call today, total scammers. It honestly freaked me out - makes you worry about how older folks would handle that. Absolutely vile stuff. Put ’em straight on BLOCK!8 yearsI got a dodgy call from this number saying I needed to ring up HMRC or face some kind of legal repercussions. Naturally, I thought I’d give them a ring back, only to be met with someone who had an Asian accent telling me to "get lost." They were clearly just pretending to be from HMRC. What a right nuisance!HMRC8 yearsGot a missed call from this number and actually got a voicemail. It was supposedly from officer Jennifer Brown, who gave a contact number 02032900965. Figured it was another HMRC scam so I didn’t ring back, instead reported it to action fraud.Jennifer BrownHMRCAction Fraud8 yearsReceived a robo call pretending to be from the tax office, total scam alert!HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsMy mum just had a voicemail from someone called Jennifer Brown, saying something about HMRC and needing a solicitor for tax issues. It freaked her out so much she phoned the police, who told her to report it properly. She's in her late 70s and along with my dad in their early 80s, these calls feel really wrong and worrying. Honestly, there should be more done to stop this sort of thing.HMRCJennifer BrownPolice8 yearsSomeone calling from the US, saying they’re with the Tax Office and threatening legal trouble if either me or my lawyer didn’t contact them straight away. We’ve got no tax dealings over there, so it’s almost definitely a scam. Sounds like these folks are some kind of international fraudsters to me.Tax OfficeStates8 yearsSCAMMERS FOR SURE! I was just about to call HMRC when this call came through, so the timing was suspicious as hell. While talking, I looked this number up and it creeped me out that they had some personal info about me. Proper dodgy scammers! The bloke sounded pretty convincing at first but he messed up a few things near the end, which made me rethink everything. Earlier this year I got conned by someone I knew, so I initially thought it might be linked to that. Absolute wankers. One name they mentioned was Eric Matthews. Seriously, don’t hand over a single penny to these crooks!HMRCEric Matthews8 yearsJust like everyone’s saying, it’s obviously another one of those scam calls.8 yearsThis has clearly been happening for ages!! How long do they reckon it takes to sort these callers out? I’ve already reported it to the Fraud helpline. Like others have said, I got a missed call followed by a robotic message saying I needed to ring back straight away about something “very urgent.” The voice said it was “Inspector Jennifer Brown from the Tax Office” and gave this number to call (02032900965). It warned if you don’t ring them back, you’d face legal trouble. Absolutely dodgy!Jenifer BrownInland Revenue8 yearsThose HMRC scams are a laugh, honestly. Good luck trying to con me though, I've got nothing to lose!HMRC8 yearsI just got a message on my answering machine, sounded like one of those automated calls saying something like “Inspector Jennifer Brown here, from Inland Revenue… if you don’t return my call or contact your lawyer, there’ll be legal trouble coming your way. Goodbye and take care.” Definitely another scam, so I’ve blocked the number straight away.Jennifer BrownInland Revenue8 yearsBlocked it like every other one, nothing special about this call.8 yearsJust like the others here, I got a dodgy call from someone with a weird voice, telling me my solicitor needed to ring them about some HMRC problem. Total scam, so I just blocked the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC. Total scam, so best not to answer or get involved. Definitely report it straight to HMRC!HMRC8 yearsGot a call today from 02032900965 saying it was HMRC. They told me I apparently owe £5100 and accused me of some fraud back in 2012. They kept going on about if I don’t pay up, I’ll be arrested by Friday. Honestly, it gave me such a scare, nearly felt like I was gonna have a heart attack!HMRC8 yearsThis exact number called me too and left a message on my voicemail. I just deleted it and blocked the number straight away. Honestly, BT really needs to block this number for everyone!BT8 yearsThese folks are nothing but con artists. They seriously should be taken to court!8 yearsI received a call from this number today and got confused because the caller claimed to be from the US tax office. I ended the call pretty quick and decided to look it up here. Cheers for everyone sharing their experiences - it turned out to be a scam! Honestly, it's so helpful having websites like this around!IRSStates8 yearsAbsolute fraudsters!8 yearsJust like the others have said, nothing special here.8 yearsTHE NUMBER IS BLOCKED, DIDN'T GET A CHANCE TO ANSWER.8 yearsI got a voicemail just like others here, from someone calling herself Jennifer Brown. She said she was from the Inland Revenue in the US and kept threatening me with all sorts of consequences, even though they have no clue who I am! Honestly, just block and ignore these calls!Jennifer BrownInland RevenueAmerica8 yearsJust like others have said, I got that annoying automated voice from the IRS or whatever, sounded like a robot and all, saying it was from some tax office. Total scam!8 yearsSo I got a call from HMRC but guess what, their automated calls don’t even get covered under telephone preference complaints! Totally rubbish. I’ve decided to block the number myself. Honestly, they should just ban these calls outright, they’re such a pain and waste so much time.HMRC8 yearsKeep getting calls from 020 3290 0965 with some recorded message saying the same thing loads of people mentioned. It’s about Jennifer Brown and says I should ring HMRC or have a lawyer sort it out because ignoring might cause problems. Bit annoying really.Jennifer BrownHMRC8 yearsThis number has been calling me a lot over the weekend and even today. My phone warned me it might be a scam, so I went ahead and blocked it. After seeing the comments here, I’m relieved I chose not to pick up.8 yearsGot a call from someone sounding Asian and American who claimed to be from the Inland Revenue. They wanted me to verify my name. I told them I never share personal info on the phone and asked why they were calling me. They just cut off the call straight away.Inland Revenue8 yearsGot a voicemail from this number telling me to contact case manager Jenifer Brown about my case. I called back and some bloke picked up. I ended the call sharpish, but before I could hang up properly, he said, "HMRC, how can I help you today?" 😂😂😂🙄🙄🙄Jenifer BrownHMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from HMRC, total scam.HMRC8 yearsI got a sketchy voicemail supposedly from the “Inland Revenue” telling me to ring them or have my solicitor do it. Didn’t bother calling them back, felt dodgy!Inland Revenue8 yearsI received a call on my mobile from this number, but I chose not to pick up. Instead, I was greeted by an automated voice message claiming to be Officer Jennifer Brown from the Inland Revenue. The message stressed the urgency of the matter, repeating the number several times. It warned not to ignore the call and insisted that if I failed to return the call or hear from my solicitor, I should brace myself for potential legal repercussions. Quite alarming, to say the least. Take care!Jennifer BrownInland Revenue8 yearsHonestly, it had me chuckling. Some strange American robot voice came through talking funny and messing up the grammar, saying it was from the "Inland Revenue".8 yearsGot a call from someone with an American accent claiming to be from Revenue and Customs - what a joke! Definitely scammers trying to pull a fast one. Don’t fall for it!HMRC8 yearsToday, I got a phone call from an automated voice claiming to be Jennifer Brown from HMRC, warning me it was really urgent to ring her or my lawyer back right away or else there’d be serious trouble. When I tried calling back, some man with an Indian accent picked up, saying he was from HMRC and asked if I was a certain person. He slurred the name and I couldn’t catch what he said, so when I asked him to repeat it, he just ended the call. Quite sketchy if you ask me.Jennifer BrownHMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be HMRC, but the accent was so fake - sounded like an American trying to do British, and they were really rude too. Honestly, no clue how they aren’t caught. I just blocked them straight away. Best not to answer or chat.HMRC8 yearsI got a call on my mobile from 020 32900965 but didn't pick up after seeing some of the reviews. How on earth do they even have my number? I reckon BT are behind this somehow, though they won’t own up to it. It’s dodgy especially since they seem to make money every time you answer a call.BT8 yearsJust got a voicemail from 02032900965 with some sort of automated American voice saying 'you must NOT ignore this message.' Didn't bother listening any further, ended the call straight away and blocked the number!8 yearsAbsolutely awful people, worst I’ve seen. For starters, Inland Revenue never ring you up over stuff like this. And no way would they use some dodgy American robot voice to scare you. Honestly, I’d fancy a face-to-face with these jokers in a back alley over any so-called unpaid tax, but trust me, cash isn’t what’d be handed over. These scammers really deserve a proper kick up the backside.Inland Revenue8 yearsGot a call supposedly from Inland Revenue, but the voice was this weird American accent. The recorded message said if I didn’t call the number back, there’d be some legal trouble. Honestly, sounded like a scam to me, so I just ignored it.8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were Jennifer Brownfield from HMRC, sounded dodgy and they just hung up on me. Definitely a scam!Jennifer BrownfieldHMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail, seemed just like what others have said - American voice talking about the Inland Revenue. A lady was telling me to ring her back or else there'd be problems. Just went ahead and deleted it.Tax Office8 yearsGot a call just like others mentioned here. I’m pretty sure it’s one of those dodgy scams.8 yearsGot a voicemail from 020 3290 0965, and the caller had a strong American accent. They claimed to be from HMRC and warned me that me or my solicitor could be in serious trouble. Definitely sounded fishy to me.HMRC8 yearsA man named Anthony Cooper, speaking with an Asian accent, called pretending to be from HMRC. He was threatening my mum with court action and even custody if she didn’t pay some made-up tax debts from 2013 to 2017 within just two hours. He started asking about her savings and how much her house was worth. She’s a retired lady and the whole thing really shook her up, it was so cruel and pointless. We’ve now reported the number to the police. The number he rang from was 02032 900965.Anthony CooperHMRC8 yearsI just got a call like that too, a bloke with an American accent saying he was from HMRC.HMRC8 yearsThis is just like the other comments. I’ve reported this number already, but it doesn’t hurt to have more people doing the same.8 yearsGot a call from this number around 4.15 pm today. After checking out the reviews here, I decided not to pick up. I've gone ahead and blocked it now!8 yearsThis is definitely a scam, just pay close attention to the pause in the voicemail.8 yearsGot a call about quarter of an hour ago from someone saying they were from the tax office. When I started asking more questions, they ended up swearing at me. Pretty sure that’s not how the tax people behave!8 yearsSomebody called saying they were Jennifer Brown from the IRS, with one of those annoying automated US-sounding messages. Definitely sounded dodgy, especially since they mentioned the Inland Revenue.Jennifer BrownStates8 yearsI got a robo call warning me to ring them back or else there’d be “consequences.” Real creepy stuff.8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC but their accent was way off, definitely not from the UK. When I asked them to give me more info, they started pushing for my reference number and other personal stuff. I said no and they just dropped the call. I phoned back and the guy on the other end started saying rude stuff to me!HMRC8 yearsGot a robo call saying it was from the tax office, telling me to ring back or else I'd face legal trouble. Definitely sounded like some kinda scam to me.HM RevenueCustomsSubmit Your Own Report (020 3290 0965)
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