02033898878
TimeLine☎️ 02033898878 👆 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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+442033898878+44 20 3389 8878020 3389 8878+44-20-3389-8878
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02033898878
- Annoying camper calls from LondonSep
2022Glad to avoid unwanted callsFeb
2019Caller scam claiming HMRC warrantFeb
2019Unwanted calls, waste of timeFeb
2019Blocked scam call from 'HMRC'Feb
2019Frequent calls about HMRC lawsuitFeb
2019Unknown caller, unclear message, scamFeb
2019Laughing at scam phone callFeb
2019Frequent scam calls upsetting motherFeb
2019Caller scared, no letter receivedFeb
2019Stop calling, it's a wasteFeb
2019Scam calls from fake HMRCFeb
2019Reported call to HMRC Fraud LineFeb
2019Frustrating experience, very disappointing outcomeFeb
2019Scam call targeting pensioners; blockFeb
2019Received scam calls, warning othersFeb
2019Scam call targeting elderly neighborFeb
2019Scam call pretending to be HMRCFeb
2019Warning about HMRC scam callFeb
2019Phone number provided, not relevantFeb
2019Received scary call about warrantyFeb
2019Questioning call recipients, disappoint no politiciansFeb
2019Received phone scam about HMRCFeb
2019Joke arrest warrant phone callFeb
2019HMRC warrant scam phone callFeb
2019Received unwanted calls from scam callerFeb
2019Number caused heart attack scareFeb
2019Claimed retired - income tax evasionFeb
2019Unrecognized call, didn't answer.Feb
2019Mocking disbelief in fake callFeb
2019Bogus HMRC call, felt disturbedFeb
2019Scam number, do not useFeb
2019HMRC lawsuit, arrest warrant claimedFeb
2019Concern about persistent HMRC scamFeb
2019Impersonated HMRC for illegitimate purposesFeb
2019Disturbing scam calls received todayFeb
2019HMRC scam causing distress, trackable?Feb
2019An llogpected Arrest Warrant ResponseFeb
2019User fled county as felonFeb
2019Warning about arrest warrant scamFeb
2019Number Of Searches: 117 Number Of Comments: 37 First Seen: 02 February 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bladnoch(Dumfries and Galloway), Casnewydd (Newport)(Newport), Heigham Sound(Norfolk), Hurcott(Worcestershire) and Lochside(Dumfries and Galloway).
02033898878 has 37 comments of which 16 x neutral and 21 x negative
02033898878 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02033898878 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating from a number falsely claiming to represent HMRC, threatening arrest warrants and lawsuits. The calls often occur multiple times daily, frequently leaving intimidating automated messages urging recipients to press a number to speak with a "case officer." Many recipients, including elderly and vulnerable individuals, find these calls distressing and alarming. The scam has been widely condemned for causing unnecessary fear and confusion, with most advice urging recipients to ignore, block, or send direct reports to official fraud channels. Despite ongoing reports, the calls continue unabated, reflecting difficulty in tracing and halting the perpetrators. Users are strongly cautioned not to engage, press any buttons, or provide personal information during these calls.
Reports on phone number 02033898878
4 yearsHonestly, I couldn’t give a toss apart from knowing it’s just some other camper being a right nuisance. They keep calling every few days from different London numbers, mostly around the same time but sometimes at random times too. I don’t know anyone in London, so now I just end up blocking the calls. It’s so bloody annoying and I wish they’d all get shut down for good!London7 yearsI can relate to what others have mentioned, as I've only recently discovered these calls that seem to have landed in my BT junk voicemail without my knowledge. I wasn’t even aware that I had this feature, since I typically don't use voicemail-my calls usually just come through uninterrupted. I'm quite relieved I haven't had to deal directly with these individuals; they sound rather dreadful, and my heart goes out to anyone who has had to engage with them. It must have been quite unsettling for some! Hearing the message myself was certainly a bit alarming. Just know that you’re not by yourself in this, so there's really nothing to fear. Wishing you all the very best!7 yearsThis whole scamming business absolutely needs to be put to an end. The individual on the other end of the line had the audacity to say they were from HMRC and that a warrant had been issued for my arrest. What absolute nonsense! It's been a week now, and I’m still here, roaming free as ever. I could see straight through this charade, but I'm genuinely concerned for those who might fall prey to it and end up feeling scared or anxious.HMRC7 yearsJust like everyone else, I've been inundated with calls from this number. Total nonsense, if you ask me! I chose not to pick up, but they left a rather tedious message on my voicemail. Absolute muppets!!!7 yearsGot another call pretending to be from 'HMRC', so I've just blocked that number straight away on my phone.HMRC7 yearsSimilar to what others have shared, I've received calls regarding an alleged HMRC legal action against me, warning that I might face incarceration, and so on. These calls are relentless-usually one a day, but occasionally I get two or even three in a single day!HMRC7 yearsCease making calls to folks; it’s an utter folly! What a pointless endeavour!7 yearsGot this dodgy recorded call claiming HMRC are after me with an arrest warrant. Honestly, I couldn’t stop chuckling. When will these muppets just give up the scams and find real work?HMRC7 yearsI received a call from this number today, and it seemed to echo what so many others have mentioned. At first, it gave me quite a fright, but then I couldn't help but wonder why they chose to leave a voicemail instead of sending a written message.7 yearsAs mentioned earlier, we received a voicemail yesterday, but we chose to disregard it as we could only decipher about half of the message. The same scenario unfolded today, around the same hour, with another message left, as we prefer not to answer calls from unknown numbers. Curiosity got the better of us, and we decided to return the call to inform them that they had mistakenly contacted us. Unfortunately, the number led to a message service, but they rang us back almost immediately. They requested our name, but my husband promptly inquired who they were. The response was rather unclear, but then they proceeded to ask for our insurance number, which caused us to end the call swiftly! Thank goodness for that!7 yearsOver the past few days, this number has kept buzzing nonstop. It’s really bothered my mum, who’s nearly 90 and just can’t seem to understand that it’s a scam. Sometimes she ends up hanging up straight away, but once I actually played along and said thanks for the warning so I could snatch my passport and leg it abroad. More recently, I’ve just given them a bollocking and told them where to shove it.7 yearsYesterday, this number rang me up two times. I just ignored it and then made a report to the HMRC Fraud Line.Fraud HotlineHMRC7 yearsThey've rung me up three times already, claiming to be from HMRC and saying there's a warrant for my arrest. I've gone ahead and blocked their number now.HMRC7 yearsMy neighbour has received a multitude of calls from this number without picking up. However, today they decided to leave a message claiming to be John Williams from HMRC, stating that a lawsuit had been filed in her name. Concerned, she returned the call, only to find the gentleman on the other end had a distinctly foreign accent. He insisted that she owed taxes dating back from 1971 to 2017, threatening imprisonment for twenty days if she failed to pay up. Naturally, my neighbour questioned why she had not received any formal correspondence regarding this matter. The man asserted that a letter had been dispatched requiring a signature, but apparently, no one was home to receive it. At 79 years old, she was incredibly distressed by the whole ordeal. He even inquired about how she planned to settle the alleged debt. Thankfully, she was wise enough not to divulge any personal information.John WilliamsHMRC7 yearsI received an identical message on my answering machine stating that HMRC has initiated legal proceedings against me. Being a pensioner, this is quite distressing. I strongly believe this number ought to be BLOCKED immediately!HMRC7 yearsToday I got a call saying my mum had an arrest warrant out on her. Honestly, maybe they should've just taken her in - free lodging, three meals daily, constant entertainment, and whatever else she fancies. Ha ha, would’ve been quite the deal!7 yearsI received a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, insisting there was a warrant in my name. They urged me to press one to be connected to my assigned case officer.HMRC7 yearsGot a call like that too, it's bloody outrageous how they scare folks like that. Saying something about a warranty for your arrest or whatever - makes no sense at all. Proper weird and twisted behaviour if you ask me.7 yearsWondering who was ringing from 02033898878? Shame it wasn’t Boris Johnson, Jacob Rees-Mogg, Andrea Leadsom, David Davies, or Dr Liam Fox on the line instead.Boris JohnsonJacob Rees - MoggAndrea LeadsomDavid DavisLiam Fox7 yearsNumber was 02033898878. Shame they didn’t ring up Boris Johnson, or maybe Jacob Rees-Mogg, Andrea Leadsom, David Davies, or even Dr Liam Fox instead of me.Boris JohnsonJacob Rees - MoggAndrea LeadsomDavid DavisLiam Fox7 yearsIdentical to what was mentioned earlier. Quite distressing, to say the least.7 yearsI got a recorded message saying the HMRC had an arrest warrant out for me. They told me to press 1 to talk to the officer handling my case. Of course, I didn’t fall for it. It’s a rubbish scam designed to scare people, and I can see how some might get really worried.HMRC7 yearsDont ever trust 02033898878, it’s a scammer trying to scare folks. Stay well clear of that number!7 yearsI'm 86 and have been retired for 30 years now, no tax to pay. This is definitely a dodgy scam.7 yearsI've gotten a call twice now from 02033 898878 claiming to be HMRC. They say there's a warrant out for my arrest and tell me to press 1 to speak to someone handling my case. Both times, I just ended the call straight away. Sounds like a classic scam to me.HMRC7 yearsI just got told that there’s a court case and an arrest warrant out for me, all from HMRC. Really freaky!HMRC7 yearsGot two calls from 02033898878 earlier today, total pain! What a bunch of muppets.7 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from HMRC, alleging that they had a warrant out for me. They urged me to press one to speak with my assigned case officer. Initially, I thought it was a scam, but out of curiosity, I complied and was promptly disconnected. As a widow, such news could have been quite alarming, yet I quickly realised that HMRC wouldn't have any legitimate claim against me.HMRC7 yearsI definitely think this number needs to be blacklisted, it nearly gave me a heart attack!7 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be HMRC saying there was a warrant out for my arrest. As if! Totally a scam 😂HMRC7 yearsI received a call from this number earlier, but since my phone number isn’t widely known, I chose not to answer and let it ring out. Got the same message, too.8 yearsIts always HMRC calling me, getting really annoying now. I’m pretty sure it’s a scam but still it makes me a bit anxious. Wish there was a way to stop it for good.8 yearsJust got a call sayin there’s a warrant for my arrest or summat from hmre. They told me to press 1 to speak to my case officer. Might as well start thinking about bailing outta here.8 yearsMy wife got a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, and it really shook her up, especially with her heart problems. They told her there was a warrant for my arrest, can you believe it? It's clear to me that it's a scam, but she's over 70 and not great with computers at all. I don't understand why the police can't do something about these scammers when they keep using the same phone number repeatedly.HMRC8 yearsImpersonated HM Revenue and Customs.HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsI’ve just had a rather alarming day with three phone calls that rattled me a bit. The first one came in at 12:50, claiming to be from HMRC, stating they were initiating legal action against me and instructed me to press 1 to discuss with my case officer. Then, I received another identical call at 16:10-same unsettling message, mind you. The third call came at 17:27, and it was even more distressing, asserting that HMRC had not only filed a lawsuit but also an arrest warrant under my name! They insisted I press 1 to engage with my case officer. I’m a 67-year-old widow, and I must say, this is all rather unsettling and quite frankly, it’s left me quite shaken.HMRC8 yearsI had to leave the country quick because I’m wanted for tax evasion and some serious charges.Submit Your Own Report (020 3389 8878)
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