02038702950
TimeLine☎️ 02038702950 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gamma Telecom Holdings Ltd. It is part of the phone block 203870 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02038702950
- Phone scam about arrest warrantAug
2019The user comments on scamAug
2019Blocking scam call from HMRCAug
2019Scammers calling about arrest warrantAug
2019Frustrated with unwanted phone callsAug
2019Received scam call about arrestAug
2019Warns about HMRC fraud callsAug
2019Warning about VOIP scam callsAug
2019Scam alert on fake IRSAug
2019Watch out for Indian scammersAug
2019HMRC scam call ignored and rejectedAug
2019Arrest warrant falsely issued in nameAug
2019HMRC scam is scary. ReportAug
2019Received scam arrest warrant voicemailAug
2019Automated scam call about arrestAug
2019Tax evasion scam warning issuedAug
2019Beware of scam phone callAug
2019User finds taxes amusing despite unemploymentAug
2019Constant calling feels like harassmentAug
2019Ignore HMRC automated scam callsAug
2019Fraudulent call posing as HRMCAug
2019Scam calls claiming arrest warrantAug
2019Be careful of convincing messages.returnValueAug
2019HMRC call likely a scamAug
2019Warning about fake HMRC callAug
2019Scam call from fake HMRCAug
2019Caller claiming to be HMRCAug
2019Automated call from fake HMRCAug
2019Invalid input, 11-digit phone numberAug
2019Report phishing emails to HMRCAug
2019Warning about fake tax scamAug
2019Frustrated with automated phone callsAug
2019Bogus call from fake customsAug
2019Tax fraud warrant scam alertAug
2019Number Of Searches: 154 Number Of Comments: 33 First Seen: 09 August 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Kirkland(Cumbria) and Rivar(Wiltshire).
02038702950 has 33 comments of which 26 x negative and 7 x neutral
02038702950 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02038702950 👆 is reported as a persistent scam where callers, often using automated messages and American accents, claim there's an arrest warrant issued for tax evasion, supposedly from HMRC. Victims describe receiving numerous calls and voicemails at all hours, causing distress and confusion, especially among vulnerable people. The callers sometimes get rude or hang up when challenged. Genuine HMRC contact is said to be through official letters or emails only, never by unexpected calls demanding immediate action. Many users note the calls are from scammers, possibly using VOIP and number spoofing, often based in India. Reports have been made to authorities, urging others to block and report these numbers due to the volume and threatening nature of the calls.
Reports on phone number 02038702950
7 yearsGot calls all day and night, even early morning with loads of voicemail, telling me there’s a warrant for my arrest. They wanted me to press 1 to talk to their “Director”. After I looked up the number on Google, it was clear a scam. Don’t pick up, just block the number!7 yearsAbsolute rip off, watch out! Definitely a scam!7 yearsGot a call from a blocked number with a recorded voice claiming to be from HMRC. Definitely a scam.HMRC7 yearsI'm totally fed up with these calls, there really oughta be some kind of law to stop them.7 yearsJust got a call a minute ago, someone claiming HMRC wants to arrest me. The woman on the line sounded really rude and had an Indian accent. When I asked for more info, she just hung up on me.India7 yearsSomebody mentioned below about a gang from India using VOIP to flood the UK with thousands of calls daily. Back in March 2019, you can check the Daily Mail reporting on an 18-person crew running this Inland Revenue HMRC tax scam live online. Just a heads up, proper HMRC advisors in the UK will never ring you up out of the blue. If you get such a call, just put the phone down and don’t press any numbers like 1. You can see my earlier comment a couple of posts above for more info.IndiaUKDaily MailHMRC7 yearsGot two calls this morning from someone pretending to be HMRC - total scam! Be careful, folks!HMRC7 yearsGot the usual robotic message with that American accent again. Had a word with my accountant and he said HMRC would ALWAYS send a letter first. Best to just brush off this SCAM altogether.HMRC7 yearsI got a call too, saying there’s a warrant out for my arrest or something like that. Totally bogus!7 yearsThat number 02038702950 keeps leaving these creepy automated messages pretending to be from HMRC. Seriously, it’s really worrying because I reckon some folks might actually believe it. I’ve already put in a complaint to Ofcom since it honestly makes me feel quite unwell. Such stuff is way too dodgy and could easily trick people.HMRCOfcom7 yearsHello there, I received a message claiming there's a warrant out for my arrest, and they're insisting I contact them. I've since blocked their number, yet here I am, still twiddling my thumbs waiting for the police to come knocking! What a load of nonsense-just a bunch of dodgy scammers using different numbers and leaving dodgy voicemails!7 yearsGot a robo call saying I had a warrant for my arrest from HMRC. Sounded proper real and pretty scary. Best thing to do is just block them straight away.HMRC7 yearsI didn't pick up when they rang, but I listened to the voicemail and it said there was some arrest warrant for me about tax fraud or evasion. I blocked the number straight away.7 yearsGot two calls this morning with voicemail left both times. It was some automated message in an American accent saying there’s a warrant out for my arrest and I need to get in touch with them right away. Just deleted the messages and blocked the number straight away.7 yearsBeware of the tax evasion schemes surrounding warrants. It’s all a ruse!7 yearsJust so you know, those scammers from India are faking and cloning UK numbers. The real HMRC from the UK won’t ever ring you up by phone - they only get in touch through official letters or emails. If you get a call like that, just hang up and definitely don’t press any buttons, especially 1!HMRCUK7 yearsGot a voicemail from HMRC saying they had a warrant for my arrest. Tried calling them back, but told them to shove it.HMRC7 yearsGot a call earlier, left a voicemail saying I’d been arrested or something. Didn’t really buy it but when I rang back I got a bit freaked out. Told them I’m disabled and on benefits so there’s no way I owe £4000 from way back between 2011 and 2017. They kinda softened up after hearing that, said they’d check things and call me again. Made me feel awful, totally stressed out now. I’m gonna take a stroll to calm down. Proper disgusting stuff.7 yearsGot a call pretending to be from HMRC, but it’s clearly a scam. Don’t just hang up - make sure you report it to the actual HMRC to help stop these fraudsters.HMRC7 yearsThis number persistently rings my phone; it feels like I'm being harassed.7 yearsIt seems I've stumbled upon a bit of a conundrum regarding my taxes, especially considering that I'm not currently employed!7 yearsGot a call earlier on, they said they were from HMRC. Told me I had some big payout coming, sounded fishy to me. Watch out, total SCAM! Very dodgy!HMRC7 yearsI got a call from 02038702950, and the guy was pretty rude, claiming he was with HMRC. When I rang back from my landline, he refused to give me his name or the company he worked for. Very suspicious!HMRC7 yearsSo sketchy, honestly. Make sure you watch out!7 yearsI got a call supposedly from HMRC, but I reckon it was just a scam.HMRC7 yearsI got a call from 020 3870 2950, with someone speaking in a weird American accent saying it was HMRC. They told me there was a warrant out for my arrest and I had to ring them back right away. Sounds like a scam to me, probably trying to charge loads for the call.HMRC7 yearsI got a call from 02038702950, someone with an American accent pretending to be from HMRC. They said there was an arrest warrant out for me and told me to get in touch right away. Seemed like a total scam to me.HMRC7 yearsGot a recorded call claiming to be from HM Customs saying there was a warrant out for me and that I had to ring them straight away.Revenue and Customs7 yearsif you get calls like this, send the details to [email protected], they have already blocked more than a thousand numbers lately. keep sending those reports and they’ll keep shutting them down.7 yearsI got a call from 02038702950, and the person on the line was really rude, saying they were from HMRC and that there's an arrest warrant out for me. As far as I know, HMRC only reaches out through letters if there's an issue, never by phone. Watch out and don’t share any personal info - this sounds like a scam to me.HMRC7 yearsJust ended the call - sounded like one of those automated robocalls.7 yearsi got a robocall saying it was from hmrc warning me about some arrest warrant over unpaid taxes. it was pretty scary but i’m sure it’s a complete con. they normally contact me through letters and emails, never some dodgy automated call. watch out for these scams and definitely don’t ring them back, i bet they want to charge stupid amounts to get you on the line. total scam!HMRC7 yearsJust received a rather alarming automated message claiming an arrest warrant has been put out against me for tax evasion. It then urged me to return the call to sort it out. Quite concerning, I must say!Submit Your Own Report (020 3870 2950)
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