02032903080
βοΈ 02032903080 π 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 02032903080
- HMRC robot call potentially scamSep
2018Warning of threatening HMRC scamSep
2018automated call said goodbye, lucky enoughSep
2018Threatening HMRC robot voice scamSep
2018Blocked for being a robotSep
2018Warning about tax office scamSep
2018Warning about potential scam callsSep
2018Ignored suspicious call, blocked numberSep
2018I believed HMRC scam callSep
2018Received silent call, automated voice. LuckySep
2018Suspicious call from alleged inspectorsSep
2018Scam phone call demanding paymentSep
2018Unsolicited calls, threatening American voiceSep
2018Scam call pretending to be HMRCSep
2018Warning about HMRC scam callSep
2018Threatened but standing up strongSep
2018Blocked HMRC scam calls successfullySep
2018Robotic American voice scam callSep
2018Surprised by robot's accentSep
2018HMRC robot tricky on SaturdaysSep
2018HMRC does not employ robotsSep
2018Threatening tax scam phone callSep
2018Skeptical of robotic call endingSep
2018Caution: potential scam from HMRCSep
2018Criticism of electronic voice contentSep
2018Possible scam involving Sarah Wilson, HMRCSep
2018Warning about fake HMRC voice mailSep
2018Robotic call from "Sarah Wilson".Sep
2018Unknown call, no voicemail receivedSep
2018Sarah Wilson exposed as hoaxSep
2018Distrust call, suspect as scamSep
2018Reported fraudulent call to authoritiesSep
2018Suspected scam voicemail from HMRCSep
2018Reported HMRC fraud via emailSep
2018Same scammer for 2 daysSep
2018Scam call from "Sarah Wilson"Sep
2018Hoax HMRC call from SarahSep
2018Aggressive and threatening HMRC callκ°Sep
2018Call from fake number warningSep
2018Doubts authenticity of call from HMRCSep
2018Suspicious urgent message from HMRCSep
2018HMRC claim unanswered calls from SarahSep
2018Sarah Wilson leaves alarming HMRC messagesSep
2018Receiving unknown calls from scammersSep
2018Automated message from HMRC urgentSep
2018Comment suggests automated responseSep
2018Warning about HMRC scam callsSep
2018Number Of Searches: 376 Number Of Comments: 45 First Seen: 07 September 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Lidsing(Kent), Loxley Green(Staffordshire) and Woolston(Cheshire).
02032903080 has 45 comments of which 30 x negative and 15 x neutral
02032903080 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number βοΈ 02032903080 π is reported as a scam involving automated calls impersonating HMRC, often using threatening language and American-accented robotic voices. Callers claim urgent tax issues or legal action, pressuring recipients to pay quickly or seek legal counsel. The scam employs spoofed phone numbers to appear legitimate, sometimes leaving intimidating voicemails from fictitious agents like "Sarah Wilson." Genuine HMRC communications are never made by phone in this manner; official contact is always via post. Victims have reported emotional distress and financial loss after falling for these tactics. Authorities advise ignoring, blocking the number, and reporting suspicious calls to official fraud lines. The number is widely recognised as part of a coordinated scam preying on vulnerable individuals, with no connection to the actual HMRC.
Reports on phone number 02032903080
8 yearsGot a call from some automated voice claiming to be HMRC, total scam for sure. What cracked me up was how it sounded all bossy and scary, then ended with a cheery “take care” - talk about mixed signals!HMRC8 yearsI just picked up that number and all I got was a robot voice saying “bye” before hanging up. I suppose I’m lucky this time.8 yearsGot a call from what sounded like HMRC, this automated voice was really scary, threatening me with "ignore this call and face the consequences." Proper terrifying stuff!HMRC8 yearsDon’t answer these calls, they’re just pretending to be from the tax office. Best thing to do is just block the number and forget about it.8 yearsI got a call from 020 329 03080, it was some kind of automated female voice, kept shouting about HMRC and threatening stuff. Bit scary but sounded dodgy to me.HMRC8 yearsGot one of those lousy bots from the US again. Just blocked the number straight away. What a joke.8 yearsDefinitely a scam, best to just block the number or not answer at all.8 yearsGot a call on my cell from a number I didn’t recognise, so I let it ring out. Later, I got this voicemail from a woman’s robotic voice claiming HMRC was looking into some tax fraud and said to respond fast or face legal trouble. I knew straight away it was a scam and just blocked the number.HMRC8 yearsI've had this number ringing me non stop, and one time an American sounding robot told me I should get myself a solicitor, which felt really creepy! Normally I just ignore it and let it ring out, but when I picked up, they just dropped the call straight away. Honestly, this lot really should be looked into asap.8 yearsGot a phone call from someone claiming to be a HM inspector, telling me to ring them back urgently. Yeah, as if I’m falling for that!8 yearsGot a call from some automated thing claiming to be HMRC on a Saturday, yeah right, I’m not daft!HMRC8 yearsJust like others have said, I got a call supposedly from HMRC but it was some dodgy American robot voice telling me to ring them back with a solicitor or I'd face legal trouble. How come these numbers keep getting used for stuff like this? There really should be tighter rules on landline numbers. I can only imagine how scared someone vulnerable would be getting a call like this - proper bunch of muppets.HMRC8 yearsHad a call claiming to be from HMRC, but it was obviously a scam, so I just blocked the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsThis happened to me too, and I genuinely thought it was legit at first. I got so anxious I rang my accountant straight away. While chatting to him, I got another call from 020 7437 1212 claiming to be the police, but I just ended the call. My accountant then checked with HMRC and confirmed it was a fraud. I got tricked at first because their call showed the HMRC number, but I now know people can "spoof" caller IDs to make it seem like they're calling from genuine numbers.HMRC8 yearsFew hours back, I got a call claiming I owed about £4000 to HMRC and they even used an old address of mine. I asked them to email me the details but never gave out my actual email. They ended the call after that.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from this number but there was no one on the other end. After a few seconds, an automated voice said something along the lines of “please hang up now” and “goodbye”. I guess that’s not too bad compared to some of the other annoying calls I get!8 yearsTwo blokes just threatened me earlier, was proper nasty. I told ’em I find it awful how they go after vulnerable folks and said I’m going to keep at it no matter what they say.8 yearsI can tell you for sure that HMRC doesn’t run a call centre in America filled with bots, and they definitely wouldn’t handle late tax payments like that.HMRCAmerica8 yearsGot a call from HMRC first thing on a Saturday, which was odd enough, but then it was some kind of automated voice that sounded American! Honestly, who does that?HMRC8 yearsI called the number back and straight away they said I owed some tax money. I hadn’t said who I was at the start, so when I asked who they thought owed this tax, there was a long silence. I said I didn’t owe anything, and they asked me how I could be sure - such a daft question! Then they threatened me with court and legal trouble. It felt really intimidating, so I just ended the call.8 yearsI got a call from some automated voice, like they really expect anyone to believe that? Honestly, it had me chuckling. At the end, the robot said “Have a nice day!” in this weirdly cheerful way. π Bet some folks might panic and ring back though!Sarah Wilson8 yearsThat robotic voice was so daft, who actually falls for that nonsense? It’s hardly any more believable than those two Russians you see on the telly.8 yearsGot a call just now from someone saying they were Sarah Wilson from HMRC, but it felt fishy. Definitely a scam, don’t trust it!Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsJust got a call from someone named Sarah Wilson claiming to be from HMRC. Sounds like another scam to me. Watch out, don’t fall for it!HMRCSarah Wilson8 yearsGot a robotic voice claiming to be from HMRC saying I’ll face legal trouble if I don’t respond. Total scam, best to ignore and not answer the number.HMRC8 yearsGot a message from some dodgy "Sarah Wilson" claiming to be from HMRC, sounded super robotic and odd. Total scam, as HMRC never ring up like that, plus they definitely don't use automated messages with American phrases. Just ignore it and block the number, don't waste your time!Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsThis number rang me but I didn’t pick up since I didn’t know who it was. They also didn’t bother leaving a voicemail.8 yearsI got a call from someone named Sarah Wilson, sounded totally robotic, saying she was from HMRC customs and excise. She warned me that if I don’t respond quick, there’ll be serious consequences. They said it’s urgent and time-sensitive. Not sure what to do, so I’m just gonna wait and see what happens.Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsI’ve passed this on to the HMRC scam hotline at [email protected]. Hopefully if more folks report it, they’ll take action and put an end to it!HMRC8 yearsI didn’t get a call or any missed calls showing up on my phone, but there was a voicemail from this number. It was an automated woman’s voice claiming to be from HMRC Customs and Excise, and it sounded really intimidating, saying I had to ring them straight away or face legal trouble. I had a feeling it was a scam, so I looked up the number and saw loads of others have also been contacted by the same caller.HMRC Customs and Excise8 yearsJust got called by the exact same number as others here. I’ve already sent an email to the fraud team to let them know.8 yearsGot a call bright and early at 8am from someone claiming to be "Sarah Wilson at HMRC" - sounded American though. Left a voicemail warning me about some serious consequences if I didn’t ring back. Definitely a scam, watch out!Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsFor the last couple days, I keep getting the same call, all just nonsense and feels like a total scam.8 yearsI got a call like this earlier and immediately thought it was dodgy. HMRC normally only sends letters, they don't just ring you up out of the blue. Total scam alert in my book.HMRC8 yearsI got a call from this number and they left a voicemail saying I had to get in touch with some Sarah Wilton from HMRC or else there’d be serious trouble. Total scam, don’t fall for it.HMRCSarah Wilton8 yearsThis number just rang me up - total scam, don’t trust it.8 yearsGot a call just like that not long ago and I just ended it quickly. No way it was actually HMRC ringing me.HMRC8 yearsI got a proper scary call from someone claiming to be HMRC, telling me they need to talk to me urgently. They said if I don't ring back or sort out a solicitor, I'll be in big trouble. Honestly, if someone who’s vulnerable got that call, who knows what could happen? Absolutely shocking!HMRC8 yearsI got a voicemail saying it was urgent and to call back. When I rang the number, a woman answered claiming to be from the HMRC fraud team. Something felt off, so I asked her a question and she said to wait. Not feeling right about it, I just hung up. Pretty sure it was a scam.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone named Sarah Wilson saying HMRC had filed a claim on me. Tried ringing her back but just no reply at all.Sarah WilsonHMRC8 yearsThere’s been a few scary voicemails from someone called Sarah Wilson claiming to be from HMRC. Quite unsettling stuff, makes you wonder if it’s some kind of scam. Thought I’d share in case anyone else got the same.Sarah WilsonHM RevenueCustoms8 yearsJust got a call like this, sounded totally robotic. They didn’t use my name or anything. You can tell straight away it’s some kind of dodgy scam.8 yearsJust got a text off 02032903080 from someone who said she’s Sara Wilson from HMRC, telling me there’s some claim against me and I need to ring back. Total scam, don’t fall for it. Same thing happened with 02035751355 before. Don’t hand over any cash, apparently they threaten to send the police over or something daft like that.Sara WilsonHMRC8 yearsLately I've been getting loads of calls from someone called “Sarah Wilson”. Seems like this is just the newest version of the same caller.Sarah Wilson8 yearsGot a robocall saying something about HMRC and that I had to act 'right away' after hearing the message. I just ended the call straight away.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 3290 3080)
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