02038073346
☎️ 02038073346 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by DIDWW Ireland Limited. It is part of the phone block 203807 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038073346
- Suspicious call claiming to be HMRCJul
2017Potential scam call from HMRCJul
2017Scam call with aggressive tacticsJul
2017Scam call threatening legal actionJul
2017Avoid scam calls; don't engageJul
2017Suspicious call demanding call-backJul
2017Scam call from fake HMRCJul
2017Scam call claiming to be HMRCJul
2017Suspicious call about tax paymentJul
2017HMRC lawsuit call is a scamJul
2017Threatening call from Eric FosterJul
2017Received threatening garbled call, likely scamJul
2017Received threatening call from "HMRC"Jul
2017Negative experience with HMRC scamJul
2017Threatened wife with legal consequencesJul
2017Scamming attempt from fake governmentJul
2017Scammers calling about fake lawsuitJul
2017Received scam call from numberJul
2017Scare tactic involving prison threatJul
2017Phone call regarding tax scamJul
2017Suspected scam call from tax officerJul
2017Received HMRC scam call warningJul
2017Tax office doesn't call, avoid numberJul
2017HMRC scam call, number validJul
2017Scam call from fake numberJul
2017Claimed to be HMRC scamJul
2017Scam calls increasing, seeking preventionJul
2017Ignoring scam caller is wiseJul
2017Indecipherable message, possibly Asian accentJul
2017Received disturbing call from "HMRC."Jul
2017Poor quality recording, reported to HMRCJul
2017Scam call, do not replyJul
2017Received scam call, poor qualityJul
2017Reported fraudulent call to policeJul
2017Automated call from Hercules. Female voiceJul
2017Warning: Potential scam caller, be cautiousJul
2017Scam call, victim works for HMRCJul
2017Warning about scam phone callJul
2017Garbled automated message, possibly fraudJul
2017Warning against fraudulent government contactJul
2017HMRC lawsuit scam reported to ICOJul
2017Fraudulent call requesting immediate actionJul
2017Warning about dangerous scam activityJul
2017Scam call impersonating tax authoritiesJul
2017Threatening, garbled message on phoneJul
2017Received threatening last chance messageJul
2017User calls person an idiotJul
201712:52 call possibly fraud. Be cautiousJul
2017Scam call swear words reportedJul
2017Fraudulent threatening message left uncharacteristicallyJul
2017Concerns about potential high chargesJul
2017Received scam call, hung upJul
2017Serious and threatening scam callJul
2017Suspicious call with legal threatJul
2017Threatening phone call from "officer."Jul
2017Caller using multiple numbers, reportedJul
2017Suspicious voicemail prompting legal actionJul
2017Number Of Searches: 475 Number Of Comments: 57 First Seen: 27 June 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Highwood(Worcestershire), New Danna(Argyll and Bute) and Penrhyn Mawr(Gwynedd).
02038073346 has 57 comments of which 21 x neutral and 36 x negative
02038073346 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038073346 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated and live calls falsely claiming to be from HMRC, often threatening legal action or fines. Callers, sometimes using foreign or Indian accents, issue intimidating messages demanding urgent callbacks, typically without verifying personal details. Many recipients note the calls are garbled, of poor audio quality, and end with incongruous remarks inconsistent with genuine HMRC communication. Multiple reports emphasise HMRC's standard practice of contacting via written correspondence, not aggressive phone calls. Users warn against returning calls, as scammers aim to extract money or personal information. This nuisance remains frequent despite widespread awareness and advice to block and report such numbers. Authorities and telecom providers are urged to take stronger action to curb these distressing and potentially harmful fraud attempts.
Reports on phone number 02038073346
9 yearsGot a voicemail from someone saying they were Eric Foster from HMRC while I was out. The message mentioned HMRC, trying to pressure me into calling back. The way they spoke was totally dodgy, definitely sounded like a scam.Eric FosterHMRC9 yearsJust found a voicemail on my home phone from someone named Eric Foster, claiming to be from HMRC, asking me to ring back on 020 3807 3346 about some legal trouble. Thing is, he never mentioned who in my family it was for. I’ve never had any run-ins with HMRC or threats like that, so I’m pretty sure it’s just a scam. Don’t fall for it if you get a call like this!Eric FosterHMRC9 yearsSo I answered the phone and there was this person speaking with a weird kinda foreign/American accent. Like others have said, they said I'd get into big trouble if I didn’t ring back about my HMRC stuff. But it was totally a recorded message, couldn’t even talk over it even when I told them to go away. Some folks might get fooled, but honestly it sounded so daft. Who even are these people?! How on earth is this rubbish even allowed?!HMRC9 yearsGot a dodgy call from someone pretending to be HMRC, playing some recorded message about legal stuff. Total idiots, clearly just messing about.HMRC9 yearsGot a voicemail from this number saying it was HMRC and I needed to urgently contact someone called Erick Foster. It was totally a pre-recorded message. Be careful, don't even bother calling back - they’re just trying to scam you out of your cash.HMRCErick Foster9 yearsI got this message on my home phone from a UK 0203 number saying I should ring back because there was some serious fraud case involving me or someone else. Thing is, they never said who exactly they were after. The message sounded all scary about big trouble, then just cut off with a weird "have a very pleasant day" at the end. Seems a bit off to me - I’m sure the HMRC wouldn’t make threats like that or finish calls so nicely after talking about legal stuff. Felt fishy from start to finish!HMRC9 yearsI got a call today from someone claiming to be HMRC, telling me I’d face legal trouble if I didn’t ring a certain number he provided. Trouble was, the call was quite fuzzy and I couldn’t catch the phone number properly. I’d already heard about these scams though and knew HMRC wouldn’t be contacting folks like that, so I didn’t fall for it.HMRC9 yearsGot a call today, 14/7/17, on the landline from someone saying they were with HMRC. Pretty clear it’s a scam, so just hung up and didn’t share any info. Be careful out there!HMRC9 yearsJust got a call from this number, some bloke saying someone had rung me twice at home. I played their game, told them I’d nip straight down to the tax office to sort the bill. Couldn't give them my employer's name or confirm my NI number though. They wanted the payment done online and mentioned something about switching to tax vouchers. Bit dodgy if you ask me.9 yearsGot a call at home today, 12/7/17, from someone claiming HMRC was taking us to court for money we supposedly owed. I just ended the call straightaway! Definitely a scam - best to ignore it. If it was real, we’d have received official letters through the post first.HMRC9 yearsGot a voicemail from some guy claiming to be Eric Foster from HMRC, sounded like he had an Indian accent. He was threatening me with some legal trouble if I didn’t ring back right away. Bit worrying, honestly.Eric FosterHMRC9 yearsGot a call where the person left a totally messed up, unclear voicemail threatening some legal trouble. They never mentioned who the message was actually intended for. If I'd picked up, I reckon asking for my national insurance info would have thrown them off quick enough. The last time I got one of those dodgy calls, I asked the bloke if his mum was aware of his job - he just hung up straight away.9 yearsToday I received a call that was pretty sketchy, with someone telling me I was in trouble with HMRC. They said I had to ring 202 immediately or else I'd face penalties. They kept going on about how serious it was if I didn’t call straight away. It all sounded very dodgy to me.HMRC9 yearsHad a really scary run-in with someone claiming to be from HMRC - 100% a total scam!HMRC9 yearsThey kept going on about how my missus would end up in trouble with the law, facing fines and even jail time. Quite scary stuff for no reason!9 yearsYep, I had a very similar thing happen. They were pretending to be from HMRC, threatening me with jail time and all that scary legal stuff. It was quite intense at first. Luckily, my wife helped me stay calm and made me see the call was probably fake. So, I tried to question the caller - said he was Jason Smith and asked for proof he was legit. When I didn’t hand over my phone number, he just ended the call.HMRCJason Smith9 yearsGot a call from this number earlier and it was definitely a scam.9 yearsSo this bloke phoned my mum, saying she’s got to cough up £2000 or else she’s gonna end up behind bars for like 3 to 5 years! Totally bonkers!9 yearsToday, 8th July, I got a call from what sounded like scammers. I let it go to voicemail because the caller, who spoke with an Indian accent, was almost unintelligible. All I caught was something about a “serious lawsuit” and a bloke calling himself “David” claiming to be from the Revenue and Customs Office. The way he spoke was all wrong for official business, and frankly, if there was a genuine issue like this, they’d be sending official letters - not making vague calls. I avoided answering fully since asking questions like “Which office exactly?” or “What’s your address?” wouldn’t get me anywhere, they’d probably just hang up straight away. Also, it might be worth contacting BT to see if the number they called from is actually active or if it’s a spoofed one. If BT aren’t stopping scammers from faking their numbers, it makes you wonder about their security measures and why they aren’t doing more to prevent this sort of thing.DavidRevenue and Customs OfficeBT9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC. I foolishly called them back, and when they picked up, it was definitely a scam, they never shared any real info.HMRC9 yearsGot a message saying it's from HMRC. Seems dodgy since the number wasn’t hidden at all. Definitely feels like a scam.HMRC9 yearsGot a call earlier but no one spoke, just left a voicemail saying they were from the tax office and wanted me to call back straight away. I didn't bother ringing back, felt like a dodgy scam to me!9 yearsToday I got a call from 02038073346, someone claiming to be Mr Forrester from HMRC. The guy was all over the place, going on about some legal stuff over tax debts. Luckily, I checked out the number online and saw loads of other folks saying it’s a scam, so I didn’t fall for it.ForresterHMRC9 yearsGot a call from this number the other day, but honestly, if it was really the tax office they’d have sent a letter first. Don’t ring them back though, it’ll end up costing you!9 yearsJust like others mentioned here, I got a call from a guy claiming to be Eric Foster from HMRC, telling me to ring back straight away or else there’d be big trouble. Totally obvious it wasn’t actually HMRC. Even though I’m on TPS and my number isn’t listed anywhere, the call still came through. I’ve blocked the number now. Being retired, I bought a call blocker and it’s honestly the best thing ever. Takes just a couple of clicks and I don’t hear from those annoying callers anymore.Eric FosterHMRC9 yearsSomeone said they were from HMRC but the connection was so bad it was impossible to understand a thing. No way was I falling for it.HMRC9 yearsI got a call with this really scratchy, muffled sound that lasted ages. The voice seemed to have an Asian accent, but the audio was so poor I couldn't even figure out if it was a bloke or a lass speaking.9 yearsJust got a call around lunchtime saying I’d have to go to court if I didn’t pay up, and it’s the third time I’ve had a call like this in less than a day. It’s baffling why BT, if they actually keep an eye on these things, don’t just block these numbers straight away for breaking the rules. Surely the police should be doing more to stop this nonsense too. It wouldn’t take much for an elderly or naive person to fall for this scam.BT9 yearsOn the 6th of July, 2017, some bloke named Eric Foster gave me a ring saying it was my final warning to settle up or face legal trouble. Complete rubbish, not worth a second thought.Eric Foster9 yearsGot the same sort of call, rang twice actually. It was this dodgy recording of a lady's voice, really poor sound quality. I just ended the call and flagged it to HMRC. Could freak out anyone who wasn't expecting it, honestly.HMRC9 yearsMy husband got a call from this number and it really shook him up, they claimed we had huge problems with HMRC like it was some urgent issue! I quickly told him to just end the call straight away.HMRC9 yearsReceived a call supposedly from HMRC saying I had to ring them right away or else I'd face court action. I looked up the number and turns out it's a scam. Don't answer or call back!HMRC9 yearsToday I received two calls from a woman with a British accent. The sound was really bad and both times the call ended right away. Definitely seems like a scam to me.9 yearsI got a really confusing voicemail supposedly from HMRC, warning me of legal trouble if I didn’t ring them straight away. It’s clearly a con, but I worry that some folks might get scared and end up handing over their bank info. Why on earth do these dodgy calls keep going? You’d think someone out there could track down these scammers and put them behind bars for good.HMRC9 yearsGot a dodgy voicemail from someone saying they were HMRC and talked about a legal case. It was all garbled and didn’t make much sense. I’ve already reported it to the ICO just to be safe.HMRCICO9 yearsGot a call at about 6.20pm on 4th July 2017 from someone claiming to be from HMRC, trying to get me to pay up. Happened in Lancashire. I told them to shove it. This isn’t the first time either, had a call like this six weeks ago, reported it but no idea what the cops are actually doing about it. Feels like nothing’s being done.HMRC9 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, said I owed £3459.43 in taxes and if I didn’t pay up, I’d be taken to court. Yeah, right! Told them they must have the wrong guy because I actually work as an HMIT for HMRC myself. The bloke didn’t like that one bit and told me to f.off! Classic scam attempt.HMRC9 yearsI phoned this number back and told them to stop bothering me, saying I was a tax inspector. When I tried ringing again a while later, the line had gone dead. Watch out for this one!9 yearsGot a robotic call with all sorts of crackling in the message saying I need to ring straight back about some legal issue with HMRC. The number was hidden, so I used BT call protect to block it.HMRC9 yearsNot sure what that was about - some messed up automated voice with bits I caught like HMRC, govt, urgent, need to get in touch, that kind of thing. Sounds like the usual scams people keep warning about, cos nobody here has any debts or owed money to that number.HMRC9 yearsGot a call like everyone else is saying. Voice sounded like a woman from Asia, saying she was calling about something from Hercules. The line kept cutting out too, really annoying automated thing.Hercules9 yearsThis scam is seriously risky and you gotta watch out for it.9 yearsGot a call from someone with a strong accent, maybe Indian, claiming to be Officer Richard Harper from HMRC. He said I was getting a summons because I didn’t pay taxes from 2010 to 2015 and that I owed nearly £2500. I rang HMRC myself and they confirmed it was a scam and that no money was owed. They’re aware of these dodgy calls now.Richard HarperHMRC9 yearsGot calls just like the ones mentioned earlier - the audio was all distorted but they did threaten legal action. No way would HMRC or any other government department ring you up like that. Definitely looks like a scam trying to con people.HMRC9 yearsLike what others have said, I got this weird voicemail with a jumbled up warning about legal troubles and saying it was the final time to get back to them. It was left on my answering machine and honestly, it was all over the place. The voice sounded kind of Indian, but I reckon it was probably some sort of automated recording.9 yearsI got the same sort of call, all scrambled and hard to understand. Then they started rattling on about it being my "final warning" with some big threats about legal stuff. Definitely not ringing them back! Watch out for that one.9 yearsGot a call today around 12.52, and after reading all the other complaints, it really seems fishy. Pretty sure it’s some kind of scam, but I bet folks who aren’t clued up could easily get worried about it.9 yearsLike lots of others, I got a message on my voicemail with some scary legal threats. Sounded dodgy straight away so I just wiped it off. Definitely seemed like a scam to me.9 yearsI called the number back and the person said they were from HMRC. When I told them they weren’t, they started swearing at me, shouting some proper insults. It was really rude and unpleasant.HMRC9 yearsHad a call around 12:50 today from a weird-sounding voice, maybe an Indian accent? The person was really aggressive, talking about some legal trouble. When I let it go to answer machine, the message was all jumbled and unclear. They didn’t ring back either. Quite close to the call someone else mentioned before.9 years020 3807 3346 called me with some weird message from someone speaking in a strange foreign accent, talking about some huge lawsuit against me and telling me to ring them back. I just ended the call straight away. Just another scam attempt, nothing new really.9 yearsHad exactly the same thing happen to me. Can’t they do something to put an end to these calls? Honestly, what’s the point of it all? I’m worried they might slap on a huge fee if you dare call them back!!9 yearsGot a call from a man who sounded Indian, he kept threatening to sue us and said we needed to ring his number right away. Towards the end, he claimed to be Officer Eric Foster from HMRC. Honestly, it felt pretty intimidating.Eric FosterHMRC9 yearsJust like others have mentioned, the caller claimed it was about a really urgent issue and insisted I call back or face some dire repercussions. He said he worked for HM Revenue and Customs and gave the name Eric Foster. The voice kept cutting out and was hard to understand, but he sounded really intimidating. It was a pretty upsetting voicemail to get on my answering machine. I can see how some folks might genuinely feel scared by this kind of call.RevenueCustomsEric Foster9 yearsWhat a total mug! Got a voicemail off him, sounded like he was reading straight off a script with some sort of foreign accent, maybe Asian? Best thing to do is just bin it and be glad this muppet isn’t next door. Well done for nothing, Eric the numpty!Eric9 yearsThere’s also this number, 01322750780, which the same person uses. I’ve already reported it to the police. Just so you know, HMRC wouldn’t get in touch with you like that. The cops say to just hang up and don’t ever call them back.HMRC9 yearstoday at 9:11 am, i got a bizarre voicemail from a man who sounded indian. his message was really scrambled and hard to understand. he kept suggesting that if i didn’t call back, i might get into some serious legal trouble and that this was my final warning. this number has rung me multiple times over the past few weeks, but i never picked up. this was the first voicemail left. honestly, what he said was pretty menacing but mostly it was just a jumble of words. does anyone know who these folks are?Submit Your Own Report (020 3807 3346)
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