02033896226
TimeLine☎️ 02033896226 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Exa Networks Limited. It is part of the phone block 203389 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033896226
- Mention of pending lawsuit, pressingMar
2017Automated call about lawsuit. Didn't pressFeb
2017Automated call regarding lawsuit scamFeb
2017Ignoring suspicious HMRC lawsuit phone callsFeb
2017Received scam call from HMRCFeb
2017Questioning HMRC tracking down callerFeb
2017Inquires about legal action with HMRCFeb
2017Concern about reported HMRC scamFeb
2017Warning about fake HMRC messagesFeb
2017Fraudulent lawsuit claim, press oneFeb
2017Automated HMRC scam call warningFeb
2017Warn about fake HMRC callsFeb
2017Received call claiming debt owedFeb
2017Claimed they were home, scamFeb
2017Caller claims to be HMRCFeb
2017Message sent to scammer, mockingFeb
2017Third-party call impersonating tax agencyFeb
2017Number Of Searches: 121 Number Of Comments: 16 First Seen: 19 February 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Achaphubuil(Highland), Audley End(Norfolk), Falkirk(Stirlingshire), Penegoes(Powys) and Rock(Devon).
02033896226 has 16 comments of which 6 x negative and 10 x neutral
02033896226 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033896226 👆 is reported as a common scam involving automated calls falsely claiming HMRC is filing a lawsuit if you don’t press a certain key. Callers insist on pressing '1' to speak to an advisor, but many suspect this risks high charges or fraud. Most recognise it as a persistent nuisance, with messages left frequently, sometimes resembling North American numbers. Users warn it’s typical of scams that rely on threats and pressure tactics, often targeting vulnerable people. Genuine HMRC communications come via letters, not automated calls. Many express frustration and emphasise ignoring or blocking the number is the best response. There’s widespread agreement these calls are harassment and should be dealt with by authorities.
Reports on phone number 02033896226
9 yearsPretty much what everyone else said, they claimed there was a lawsuit waiting and told me to press a button.9 yearsYeah, same deal as all those HMRC scam calls. Wasn’t gonna risk it, thought hitting ‘1’ could end up on some expensive line, so I just gave it a miss. Honestly, best to just leave it be.HMRC9 yearsGot an automated message like everyone else, saying there’s a legal claim against me and to hit 1 for more info. Of course, I didn’t press anything.9 yearsGot a robocall saying something about a revenue lawsuit, told me to press 1 for options, then just cut me off. Pretty dodgy.HM Revenue9 yearsTwice now I’ve come back to this voicemail about some HMRC lawsuit. The first time I didn’t block the number, but now I have. When it rings, it shows up as a North American number, maybe Canada? I get loads of scam emails from there anyway. If you fancy a bit of amusement, you get prompted to leave a message after the beep - what you say next is your call. Gave me a chuckle, so that was good.HMRCNorth AmericaCanada9 yearsLike many here, I got a call from some supposedly HMRC folks about a lawsuit. Surely it shouldn't be that tough to find out who owns this number? Seems pretty shady if you ask me.HMRC9 yearsGot a robo call claiming to be from HMRC threatening legal action. Just a heads up: (1) if you do owe anything, HMRC will always send you proper letters first and follow up if you don’t respond, never just random calls. (2) If they do ring, it’ll be a real person, not a recording, who will clearly say who they are and mention any previous letters. This is definitely a scam, so don’t fall for it. Same annoying nonsense as those constant calls about some problem with my PC. Ignore it!HMRC9 yearsSo I got a call saying HRMC is taking legal action against me and to press one to chat with my case advisor. Yeah, total scam as far as I can tell.HMRC9 yearsGot a phone call from someone pretending to be HMRC, told me I’m going to court. Just hung up straight away. Seriously, keep an eye on older family members and anyone vulnerable, these scammers are always trying this trick.HMRC9 yearsToday I got a call from someone saying they were from HMRC, talking about some sort of lawsuit or legal trouble. Pretty sure it was just another one of those scam calls going around. These scammers really need to be dealt with properly.HMRC9 yearsGot a robo call saying it was from HMRC, told me to press 1 or they'd sue me. Total scam, obviously!HMRC9 yearsjust got a ring at 5pm today from someone saying they were from hmrc? said we owed some cash. such dodgy, nasty folks out there, can someone please find a way to block these calls!HMRC9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were HMRC and that I had a lawsuit against me. Complete con, just trying to scare me.9 yearsClaiming to represent HMRC, are they?HMRC9 yearsgot this voicemail from some scammer claiming hmrc is about to sue me. i’m a pensioner on a tight budget. if i’d picked up and spoke to them, i’d have told them to just get on with it and make fools of themselves.HMRC9 yearsSomeone rang me claiming to be from HMRC, saying I owed them money. I just hung up straight away. It's just constant harassment, they really need to do something to stop these calls.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 3389 6226)
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