02036379236
☎️ 02036379236 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Inet Telecoms Ltd (Voipfone). It is part of the phone block 203637 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02036379236
- Beware of fake HMRC callsOct
2019Appreciative of website, suspicious messageMay
2018Fraudulent call claiming tax investigationMay
2018Received threatening message, alarming situationMay
2018Comment suggests suspicion of scamMay
2018Prank called about tax evasionMay
2018Similar number and circumstances mentionedMay
2018Fraudulent call from fake HMRCMay
2018Received scam voicemail from "HMRC."May
2018Scammer posing as HMRC agentMay
2018Caution about giving information over phoneMay
2018Warning about potential scam encounteredMay
2018Beware of scammers, hang upMay
2018Fraud call with Indian accentMay
2018Fraudulent HMRC phone calls warningMay
2018Indian woman spoke calmly despite aggressionMay
2018Possible investigation, message not clearMay
2018Suspected scam call from HMRCMay
2018Warning about scam phone messageMay
2018Definitely a phone scam alertMay
2018Warning of potential HMRC scamMay
2018Scam phone call from Inland RevenueMay
2018Missed call from scam healthcareMay
2018Suspicious call from alleged customsMay
2018Scam message from "HMRC"May
2018Received suspicious call from HMRCMay
2018Received scam call about HMRCMay
2018Received suspicious voicemail regarding taxesMay
2018Scam call from fake HMRCMay
2018Recognized scam, reported to authoritiesMay
2018Warning of fraudulent HMRC scamMay
2018Scam call from fake HMRCMay
2018User criticism of scamming individualsMay
2018Fred Pay disposable number availableMay
2018Warning about HMRC scam callsMay
2018Warning about possible false callsMay
2018Warning of fraudulent HMRC communicationsMay
2018Frustrated with fake HMRC callsMay
2018Woman's voice message about taxesMay
2018User reports multiple suspicious callsMay
2018Found out number caller onlineMay
2018Warning about HMRC scam callMay
2018Call from fake HMRC thiefMay
2018Warning: HMRC scam, avoid callingMay
2018Call pretending to be HMRCMay
2018Warning about phone scams from IndiaMay
2018Scam involving false legal threatsMay
2018Received suspicious call from scammersMay
2018Call from fake revenue service reminderMay
2018Reiterating scam warning for emphasisMay
2018Message about investigation, likely scamMay
2018Feeling regretful for being scammedMay
2018Deceptive call, blocked ex-inspectorMay
2018Alleged scam involving law enforcementMay
2018Received threatening phone call, reportedMay
2018Impacted by threatening HMRC scamMay
2018Block scam number to avoidMay
2018Checked "Who-called", avoided scam, gratefulMay
2018Received convincing tax scam callMay
2018Rude phone call, unprofessional behaviorMay
2018Warning: Deal with scammers wiselyMay
2018Tax investigation call back scamMay
2018419 scam call tax investigationMay
2018Scam in previous comment. Be cautiousMay
2018Automated threat regarding ongoing tax investigationMay
2018Number Of Searches: 415 Number Of Comments: 64 First Seen: 05 May 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Lane Bottom(West Yorkshire), Moortown(Hampshire) and Rathmell(North Yorkshire).
02036379236 has 64 comments of which 15 x neutral and 49 x negative
02036379236 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02036379236 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving calls from individuals impersonating HMRC officials, often using threatening language about tax investigations, legal action, or arrest to coerce victims. Callers typically have an Asian accent and deliver scripted or automated messages demanding urgent contact, sometimes requesting payments via unconventional methods like gift cards or vouchers. Many recipients recognise these calls as fraudulent and advise not to engage or share personal information. Victims report intimidation tactics, aggressive behaviour, and rude responses if questioned. Official HMRC communications are never conducted via unsolicited calls demanding immediate payment. It is strongly recommended to hang up, avoid returning such calls, block the numbers, and report the incidents to HMRC and relevant authorities to help prevent further scams.
Reports on phone number 02036379236
7 yearsJust got a weird call on my landline from someone claiming to be from HMRC, threatening legal trouble and demanding payment with vouchers. If you get a call like this, best thing to do is hang up straight away and report it to HMRC. They can help track down and shut those scammers off the phone system.HMRC8 yearsReally happy I found this site. Fingers crossed the cops manage to track these people down and deal with them. Got a dodgy message that was all scratchy, just telling me to ring them again.8 yearsGot a call from a woman claiming to be from HMRC saying I’m being investigated. Total scam, don’t fall for it!HMRC8 yearsYeah, they left a threatening voicemail.8 yearsJust like everyone else has said, this definitely looks like a total scam.8 yearsJust rang them up for a bit of fun and joked about dodging my taxes. She wasn't happy at all and told me to get lost.Blimey8 yearsJust like a few others mentioned, I got a call from a number pretty much the same as 020 3637 9398.8 yearsI got a voicemail from someone pretending to be ‘HMRC’ saying I was about to be arrested for tax evasion if I didn’t ring back straight away. Total scam, obviously.HMRC8 yearsA bloke with quite a thick Asian accent called, pretending to be from HMRC. He said I was in trouble with the law and needed to pay up right then with my credit card or else. Honestly, watch out for these con artists!HMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail from some woman, sounded like she had an Asian accent, claiming she was from HMRC and that I was being investigated. Bit fishy if you ask me.HMRC8 yearsJust like others here, I was caught off guard and ended up telling them my name. Fingers crossed it doesn’t lead to any trouble. Best thing is to just ignore and cut the call. Time will show if anything comes of it.8 yearsGot a call from 020 3637 9236 earlier, it was this woman, sounded Asian or Indian, claiming they're taking legal action against me. She kept saying something about sending enforcement officers. Bit worried now.8 yearsToday I got this too, defo a scam!!8 yearsGot a recorded message from a woman who sounded Asian, saying I was being investigated by the tax office and to ring back immediately or bad things would happen. I’m guessing it’s a premium number where they make money every time someone calls back. Didn’t bother returning the call.8 yearsGot a message from some scammer saying it's 'really important to call back today.' The woman sounded like she was struggling to even say the words properly. Just ignore and block these lot.8 yearsGot a really bad quality, crackly recorded voice claiming to be from the HMRC Fraud team, telling me I had to ring them back straight away. My phone’s security app flagged it as a mass-caller and advised blocking the number. That’s enough proof for me to just ignore it.FraudHMRC8 yearsGot a call from a woman speaking with an Indian accent, claiming there was tax fraud with HMRC and that I'm being taken to court. It was pretty clear she was just parroting some script. I stuck around just to see what she'd say next, then lost interest and ended the call. This number, 020 3637 9236, should seriously be blocked by BT. They ought to find out where these calls are coming from and alert the right police somewhere in India, I’d guess.HMRCBTIndia8 yearsTotal con artists. Best thing to do is hang up straight away and don’t share any info with them.8 yearsJust like the last comment, this was a total HMRC scam!HMRC8 yearsI got a call from this really intimidating Indian lady. I raised my voice to try and shut her up, but she just kept going on and on, like she was some kind of robot or something. Proper scary.India8 yearsGot a call with an automated voice saying something about an investigation involving me, but the rest of the message didn’t come through clearly.8 yearsMissed their call earlier, and they left a voicemail demanding I ring back straight away or else some "officers" will turn up at my work. This was from a number linked to a well-known emergency trauma unit! Absolutely appalling scammers. Next time that number pops up, I might just answer and give them some advice - on how to shove their scam right where it belongs.8 yearsGot a voicemail from someone saying they were from HMRC, talking about some court case I’m supposedly involved in. They told me to ring them straight away and warned they'd be sending enforcement officers to my job if I didn’t. Sounded proper dodgy to me.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HM Customs, saying I was under investigation. I told them that sounded a bit dodgy since I used to work as a Tax Officer. They cut me off and hung up before I could say any more!HM Customs8 yearsGot a call from this number, some Asian lady saying I needed to ring back straight away or they’d carry on with some HMRC probe against me. I just told her to jog on and blocked it. Proper pain in the neck, these lot!HMRC8 yearsI just got a call from this number. It was one of those automated messages telling me to ring a certain number about an HMRC investigation. After checking out other people's comments, it's clear this is definitely a scam.HMRC8 yearsThis number just rang me and when I tried calling back, the person who picked up said they were from HMRC, investigating something, but when I asked for their ID, they quickly ended the call. Really suspicious to me!HMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail from a lady with a Caribbean accent talking about taxes. Definitely a scam, so I’m ignoring it. No way am I interested!8 yearsLooks like Fred Pay International’s using a new burner number every week now.Fred Pay International8 yearsWhat a total scam, those muggs have no clue.8 yearsJust like a few others have said, this call claimed to be from the HMRC income TAX department and it's definitely a scam. When I asked for info, they started throwing out random incorrect details and they spoke with a weird mix of Asian and American accent. It was really obvious it was dodgy. Never ever share your personal info with them - instead, let them talk first and you'll get what I mean. I've put them on my block list already.HMRC8 yearsGlad I was off my desk when that call came through - I quickly looked up the number and it was really helpful to find this site to check who it was. Cheers for having this page around!Google8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be HMRC, total scam trying to harass me.HMRC8 yearsBeware, I got a call from +442036379236 and it turned out to be an HMRC scam. Don't trust it!HMRC8 yearsThis was definitely a fake call pretending to be from HMRC.HMRC8 yearsI got a really frightening call from someone saying they were HMRC and that I was being investigated for tax fraud, and that there was a warrant for my arrest! I was lucky enough to quickly look up the number online while still on the call and figured out it was a scam. Make sure you report these dodgy calls to [email protected] so others don’t fall victim to these nasty crooks.HMRC8 yearsAvoid this number, it's dodgy. I've gotten quite a few calls from them. One time there was Indian music playing in the back, another call was just a robot voice, and the most recent one sounded like a decent recorded message. Definitely looks like a scam to me.8 yearsGot a call from them once more today, but thanks to all the digging I did yesterday, I was onto their scam straight away. I questioned why they felt the need to cause stress and mess up people's lives like this. The bloke just chuckled. I mentioned I'd alerted the police and Action Fraud, and he claimed they don’t have proper jobs, so this is all they do. When I said I hoped they’d be found and put away, he bragged about being at it for 9 years and said they’d never be caught. Definitely a nasty bunch.Action Fraud8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be a senior officer at HMRC about owing £4998 in tax. They said they’d been trying to reach me loads of times and sent plenty of letters too. I told the bloke that since the call’s being recorded and might be used in court, he should post the paperwork via Royal Mail signed-for delivery so I could sign for it, giving him proof he actually sent something. After that, he just said fine, told me to get a solicitor, and then hung up on me.HMRCRoyal Mail8 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC, but it's a total scam. Seriously, best to just ignore and not return their call.HMRC8 yearsI just got a call from a really polite woman from India, telling me it was urgent I get in touch with them to stop officers from showing up at my workplace. Honestly, if officers were truly on their way, I reckon I’d only find out when they were standing right in front of me! ###Heads up### When you register on websites, they sometimes ask for details that aren’t really needed. Unless phone verification is mandatory, I’d suggest using a fake number. That way, if they sell your number to some other company, you won’t have to deal with calls like this one.8 yearsGot a voicemail about some sort of investigation but could barely catch what the lady was on about. Pretty sure it's a scam.8 yearsGot a call like this too, just like lots of people here say. Someone trying to trick me, saying they're from HMRC but it's obviously a scam.HMRC8 yearsI keep getting these bogus HMRC calls, it's so annoying! I've already blocked about 20 different numbers, but they just keep ringing. Anyone knows how to stop this rubbish for good?ScamHMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail from a lady, sounded like she might've been from somewhere in Asia, talking about some tax investigation that's apparently happening. Strange call really.8 yearsJust like everyone else said, they told me I was being investigated and would end up arrested. That’s not how any of this goes. It’s obviously a scam trying to scare you.8 yearsGot a call saying it was HMRC, but it was definitely a scam. Be careful they sound so convincing!HMRC8 yearsJust got a call from a woman with a really soft voice saying she was from revenue and customs, warning me about some supposed lawsuit against me. Total nonsense! Revenue and customs don’t ring you up like that - they always send official letters, never calls, texts or emails. Don’t fall for these tricks! If you do get one of these calls, make sure you report it. The police have a site where you can report scams like this. Stay safe!Revenue and CustomsRevenueCustoms8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from the "tax crime investigators". I hung up straight away and blocked the number.8 yearsThis is definitely a total scam, just like the others. Don’t fall for it!8 yearsI got stung for 500 quid, proper feeling like an idiot now.8 yearsI was nearly in bits from this HMRC scam call. They threatened to show up at my job and arrest me! How on earth is that allowed?HMRC8 yearsSomebody was calling me all aggressive, saying I was under investigation. As a former inspector myself, I knew that was rubbish, so I just ended the call straight away. Blocked the number after that. This kind of nonsense needs to be shut down.8 yearsScam for sure - had a voicemail saying they were going to send the police over.8 yearsMy husband got a call and there was a voicemail left for him. When he decided to ring them back and ask for some details, the bloke on the end started swearing and just ended the call abruptly!8 yearsSo glad I looked up the number on "Who-called[###][###]" before I even thought about sending money to these con artists. Absolute dirtbags. A while back I had a stressful experience with HMRC, so when I got the call I nearly panicked and almost handed over cash just to get them off my back. Luckily, I'm skint right now and I know my taxes are sorted out by an accountant, so I didn't fall for it. Still, these people are pretty believable and even threatened me with a warrant for arrest.HMRC8 yearsI got a call about some unpaid taxes, and they sounded super legit, with all these case numbers and official sounding officer IDs. They even said I’d be taken to court if I didn’t pay up. It only hit me that it was dodgy when they asked me to take out money and pay through an iTunes gift card. Total scam!iTunes8 yearsScam alert! Don’t answer this number, just block it straight away. Absolute #morons trying to con people.8 yearsI got an absolutely horrible call where they accused me of money laundering and dodging tax, threatening to nick me for it. They said I could end up in jail for 3 years and owe a £35k fine. Something felt off right away but I was so anxious to figure out what was happening. These scammers are disgusting, and I’m handing all the info over to the police and the relevant authorities. I rang my accountant immediately, and they confirmed HMRC would never speak to anyone like that. Seriously, please report these people - we need to stick together!HMRC8 yearsNothing but scammers, just block 'em.8 yearsGot a call about some tax investigation thing and they told me to ring them back. I tried calling from a withheld number but nobody picked up. Definitely a scam!8 yearsGot a call from this number and pretty sure it’s a scam, they were trying to trick me outta my info. Definitely dodgy, wouldn’t trust it at all. Watch out for anyone ringin’ from this one!8 yearsGot a call about some supposed 'tax investigation' and they told me to ring them back. Total scam, watch out!8 yearsI got a call about some "tax investigation" they said was going on involving me. The voice sounded robotic and told me to ring them back to sort it out. I was so annoyed I just ended the call and didn’t note the number, which now I kinda wish I had. Watch out for these scams!Submit Your Own Report (020 3637 9236)
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