02039700425
TimeLine☎️ 02039700425 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 203970 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02039700425
- Suspicious call pretending to be BTDec
2025HMRC scam call; ignore itDec
2020Fake HMRC scam call warningDec
2020Fake HMRC call, premium numberDec
2020Message from officer Dennis GrayDec
2020Concerns about fraudulent tax returnsDec
2020HMRC fraud phone call warningDec
2020Agrees with similar negative experienceDec
2020Warning about fraudulent HMRC callDec
2020HMRC scam calls from DennisDec
2020Beware of HMRC fraud callsDec
2020Number Of Searches: 27 Number Of Comments: 11 First Seen: 07 December 2020 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Allaleigh(Devon), Allen End(Warwickshire), Inverboyndie(Aberdeenshire) and Kex Beck(North Yorkshire).
02039700425 has 11 comments of which 4 x negative and 7 x neutral
02039700425 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02039700425 👆 is reported as associated with fraudulent and scam calls impersonating official organisations such as BT and HMRC. Callers often provide vague or inconsistent information, use American accents, and employ pressure tactics demanding urgent callbacks or legal representation. They may claim to be from technical teams or tax officers with names that appear fabricated. Legitimate organisations like BT and HMRC have confirmed no connection to this number. Messages typically threaten legal consequences if ignored, but these are widely recognised as scams. It is advised not to engage, share personal information, or return calls, and to remain cautious of any unexpected demands over the phone.
Reports on phone number 02039700425
6 monthsGot a call from someone saying they were with BT Migrations, asking if we still had copper wiring at our place that might be impacted by some planned work. They didn’t want to give much info though. When I checked with actual BT support, they said no, that number wasn’t theirs and no technician by that name was assigned. The guy called himself "Jeff Smych" (which honestly sounds dodgy, but he did spell it out for me). He seemed polite enough, but the story just didn’t make sense.BTJeff Smych6 yearsGot a call from some American lady pretending to be HMRC, saying I or my solicitor should ring them back or there'd be trouble. Honestly, that's nothing like how proper HMRC would speak, totally fake!HMRC6 years02039700425 - Got a call from a woman with an American accent saying she was from HMRC. She told me I needed to ring them straight away or get a lawyer involved. I’m not falling for that at all! Looks like a total scam to me. Last I heard, HMRC sends letters, not these weird automated calls.HMRC6 yearsGot a call from some American woman pretending to be from HMRC, saying it was urgent and I had to ring her back straight away. She gave out some division name and a phone number that looked dodgy, probably a premium rate. Total scam, no doubt about it.HMRC6 yearsI received a voicemail from Officer Dennis Gray urging me not to ignore his message. He insists that I either return the call myself or have a solicitor do so on my behalf. He made it clear that failure to respond could lead to some legal repercussions for me. Best to sort this out promptly!Dennis Gray6 yearsBeware of tax return scams...6 yearsReceived a rather dodgy phone call purporting to be from HMRC. Definite scam vibes!HMRC6 yearsAbsolutely, I had a similar experience too!6 yearsI received a dodgy call purporting to be from HMRC! The message also mentioned some officer named Dennis Gray - but take note of the strange spelling with 'grey'! The caller had an American accent and was insistent that I should find a solicitor right away and ring back on their so-called urgent number. It’s all rather ridiculous!HMRCDennis Gray6 yearsReceived a couple of calls from a recorded message purporting to be Dennis Gray from HMRC. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!Dennis GrayHMRC6 yearsUsual scam call from HMRC, folks! Best to stay vigilant, give it a miss and don’t get duped!HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (020 3970 0425)
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