02088088931
☎️ 02088088931 👆 is a valid (Landline) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 208808 with a prefix of 020. The area code 020 originates from London.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 02088088931
- Ignored scam call, aware beforehandJul
2020HMRC only contacts via letterJun
2019Harassment of elderly should stopMay
2019HMRC scam call press 1May
2019Spam call about arrest warrantMay
2019Concern about scam phone callsMay
2019Scam call demanding personal informationMay
2019Complaint about nuisance phone callMay
2019Nuisance call; concerning recorded messageMay
2019HMRC scam number blockedMay
2019Scam alert: fake HMRC calls. BlockMay
2019Not enough information providedMay
2019Warning about scam HMRC callMay
2019Suspicious automated call, contact authoritiesMay
2019Caller threatening warrant for arrestMay
2019Impersonated phone scam, caused distressMay
2019Missed call, deleted unclear messageMay
2019Fraudulent voice recording, blockedMay
2019Irrelevant automated phone number scamMay
2019Threatening calls about arrest receivedMay
2019Recorded message claiming to beMay
2019Claimed to be HMRC about taxesMay
2019Scam call threats - bewareMay
2019Fraudulent HMRC arrest warrant scamMay
2019Scam call pretending to be HMRCMay
2019Scam call notifying about HMRCMay
2019Suspicious automated arrest call receivedMay
2019Spam calls about fake warrantiesMay
2019User suspects scam from unpaid taxesMay
2019Reported automated scam regarding warrantMay
2019Scam warrant arrest notification complainsMay
2019Lack of arrest warrants issueMay
2019Scam call from fake policeMay
2019Caller says scam, do not answerMay
2019Voice said HMRC has warrantMay
2019Received threatening scam call, reportedMay
2019Missed calls, possible HMRC scamMay
2019Recorded voice criminal charge scamMay
2019Voice scam pretending criminal chargesMay
2019Caller had job to understandMay
2019Received scam call, no messageMay
2019Missed call early morning, annoyedMay
2019Frequent silent calls, happening repeatedlyMay
2019Received unexpected call at 8:15amMay
2019Number Of Searches: 202 Number Of Comments: 43 First Seen: 08 May 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Lakenheath(Suffolk), Witton(Worcestershire) and Woolley Green(Wiltshire).
02088088931 has 43 comments of which 32 x negative and 11 x neutral
02088088931 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 02088088931 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number impersonating HMRC, often delivering automated calls with an American accent claiming there is an arrest warrant against the recipient. Callers urge pressing a number to speak with a case officer, which leads to a foreign-accented individual demanding sensitive information such as National Insurance details. These calls are designed to intimidate and possibly steal identities, causing significant distress, especially to elderly recipients. Many have confirmed HMRC never phones about such matters and always sends official letters. Users strongly advise ignoring and blocking the number, warning others not to engage. There are calls for telecom providers to take stricter action to prevent these nuisance calls and better protect vulnerable consumers.
Reports on phone number 02088088931
6 yearsI got a call from 02088088931 yesterday but I just didn’t answer. A mate at work had told me about this number a while back, so I knew it was probably a scam and gave it a miss.7 yearsHere’s the deal; HMRC never calls you on the phone - they only send letters through the post.HMRC7 yearsMy 84 year old mum got bothered by these idiots. Honestly, they deserve to be stuck out in Siberia clearing snow all day.Siberia7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC. They said there was an arrest warrant against me and told me to press 1 to speak to my Case Officer. Felt a bit dodgy to me.HMRCPress7 yearsI received a rather dodgy call today which seemed quite alarming. An American-accented lady was on the line, claiming she needed my National Insurance number. She went on about it being connected to some sort of arrest warrant, which was frankly quite unsettling. Be cautious, everyone!National Insurance7 yearsGot a voicemail that claimed to be from HMRC. I hung up straight away cos I knew right off it was a scam. Honestly, why doesn’t BT just block these calls? Surely they could stop them if they wanted to.HMRCBT7 yearsI received a recorded message rambling nonsense about a so-called case. What a bother! These sorts of calls can cause unnecessary anxiety, especially for those who might be more vulnerable. Honestly, I think we should get rid of these local phone numbers altogether!7 yearsJust got a dumb voicemail about some “case” and telling me to ring my case officer. Seriously, if you’re dealing with any legal stuff, this call just freaks you out. These annoying local numbers should be outlawed - you’d think phone companies could block them easily. Makes you wonder if they’re part of some dodgy scam...7 yearsReceived a rather dodgy automated call claiming there was an arrest warrant out for me and they wanted me to respond. Naturally, I pressed 1 as instructed, only to be connected to some chap with a heavy foreign accent who insisted I provide my National Insurance number for verification. I wasn't having any of it and promptly ended the call. I’d advise others to steer clear as well - it's clearly a scam, likely fishing for personal information.National Insurance7 yearsGot a call from some dodgy American claiming to be HMRC. Blocked the number straight away.HMRCStates7 yearsGot a call from 02088 088931 where some American bloke claimed to be from HMRC saying I had a warrant for my arrest. Total scam, obviously. Don’t even bother answering or calling back. Just block the number straight away.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from a robotic American lady who claimed to be from HMRC, telling me there’s a warrant for my arrest. She said if I wanted to talk to my case officer, I should press 1 or call them back on 0203 962 0336, which isn’t even a real HMRC number! Obviously I ended up just hanging up and blocked the number straight away. This kind of thing is totally dodgy, and I really hope nobody falls for it!HMRC7 yearsGot an automated voice, sounded really American. After seeing what others said, I just blocked the number and ended the call.7 yearsSome awful people rang my 83-year-old mother-in-law and upset her so much, she ended up crying. I really hope they get what's coming to them.7 yearsI missed the call and they left a voicemail, but it was so unclear I just ended up deleting it.7 yearsI got one of those automatic calls claiming HMRC is taking legal action against me. You’d think the proper agencies, knowing the number's dodgy, could just block it straight away.HMRC7 yearsGot a robotic call saying there’s a warrant out for my arrest. What’s the point of freaking people out like that? What do they hope to get from it?7 yearsGot a call from some American voice saying there’s a legal matter with HMRC. Total rubbish. Just blocked the number straight away.HMRC7 yearsI've received a couple of calls warning me of imminent arrest, insisting that I contact my case officer immediately!7 yearsLike loads of other folks mentioned, it was just a recorded voice pretending to be from HMRC.HMRC7 yearsClaimed to be from HMRC, reaching out about outstanding taxes.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were HMRC, telling me I had an arrest warrant. When I pressed 1, it just connected to some dodgy VOIP line. They've kept ringing me non stop since.HMRC7 yearsGot a call supposedly from HMRC saying I had an arrest warrant and to press 1. When I did, an operator came on and I asked for my name. The bloke was proper rude, telling me how I’d like to get f###ed. I just hung up. Then they rang back threatening to track me down, f### me, and even kill me! Sorry for the harsh words, but honestly, everyone should be careful and not pick up if this number calls you.HMRC7 yearsReceived a call purporting to be from HMRC, saying there was a warrant for my arrest. The line quality was appalling, almost like it was a dodgy VOIP connection.HMRC7 yearsGot a voicemail from 02088088931 with some American voice claiming I had an HMRC warrant out and urging me to call back. Thought it was a bit different hearing an American accent for once, but obviously didn’t ring them. Just another dodgy scam trying to fool people.HMRC7 yearsI just received a rather alarming automated call claiming that I'm about to be arrested. What on earth is going on?7 yearsGot a call from this number too, like the person before me said. They were trying to talk about some sort of warranty related to my car or arrest or something, total nonsense. Seriously, can they just quit calling and let us all have some calm? Cheers.Warrantywise7 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be HMRC saying there was an arrest warrant out for me. Honestly, only someone really scared would fall for the idea that so many arrest warrants are being made that they'd use a robot voice for it. It's clearly a scam, and it's frustrating how BT won’t do anything to block these calls.HMRCBT7 yearsGot a call from some automated message claiming I have a warrant out for my arrest. Total nonsense, clearly just another nasty scam like others have mentioned before. Complete rubbish!7 yearsHonestly, feels like they’re just throwing around arrest warrants at random these days. What a load of jokers!Blimey7 yearsDon't trust it, defo a scam! Just end the call quick!7 yearsI just got one of those automated calls claiming I had a warrant for my arrest. Bit strange how they “kindly” warned me so I could sort it out or be somewhere else. It’s obviously a scam trying to trick you into handing over cash. Honestly, I wish the authorities would step up and deal with these annoying calls. They ring me all the time.7 yearsI got a call off this number earlier, but to be honest, I’d already missed a couple of calls from it. The caller used a recorded message saying they were with HMRS and claimed there was a warrant out for me. They told me I could press 1 to speak with someone handling my case or call back on an 0203 number. Feels a bit dodgy if you ask me.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from an automated voice saying I had an arrest warrant from HMRC. Total scam.HMRC7 yearsAt 15:46 I got a call claiming to be from HMRE saying I had a warrant for my arrest and to press one to talk to a police officer. Definitely a scam!HM Revenue and Customs7 yearsI got a call from this number on the 15th of May, around 10 in the morning, and the person on the line said I’d be arrested within half an hour.7 yearsGot a call with a recorded message claiming I was charged with a criminal offence, but didn’t say who. It told me to press 'no' to get more info, which was a clear sign of a scam.7 yearsGot a recorded message claiming I'm being accused of some crime, didn’t mention any names. It asked me to press a number for more info - totally a scam, don’t fall for it!7 yearsGot a call this morning around 8:15, they were asking for my wife and calling her by her name.7 yearsSo they rang me at 8.45 on a Saturday morning, ugh. I just ignored it, wasn’t getting up that early!7 yearsOn 10th May 2019 at 1:31pm, I got a ring from 02088088931. They didn't bother to leave a voicemail. I found the number using 1471 and it’s clear they’re up to no good - total scam alert!7 yearsAnswered the call but they just cut off straight away. Happened twice in the last couple of days.7 yearsShe rang me at 8.51, and it was hard to make out what she was saying. I told her she’d got the wrong number then ended the call.Submit Your Own Report (020 8808 8931)
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