03002002244
TimeLine☎️ 03002002244 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 300200 with a prefix of 0300.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03002002244
- Suspicion of scam, requires verificationOct
2019Scam call from fake MicrosoftAug
2019Fraudster falsely claims computer issuesJul
2019Block and don't respondMay
2019Ignore spam calls, hang upMay
2019Scam alert: HMRC automated callMay
2019unsure about unfamiliar number callsMay
2019Message threatening tax fraud warrantMay
2019HMRC scam call, ignored messageMay
2019Scam call received in eveningMay
2019Comment: Accusation of being a scamMay
2019Automated call about possible fraudMay
2019Automated fake IRS threat callMay
2019Robocall hung up after answeringMay
2019Received tax fraud scam callMay
2019Received scam call about taxMay
2019Negative opinion on scam callMay
2019Warning: Scam call from HMRCMay
2019Scam call from 'HMRC'May
2019Number Of Searches: 139 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 24 May 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Lemsford(Hertfordshire), Little Baddow(Essex) and Twenties(Kent).
03002002244 has 18 comments of which 9 x negative and 9 x neutral
03002002244 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002002244 👆 is reported as a nuisance number often linked to scam calls impersonating Microsoft or HMRC. Callers claim your computer or tax status is compromised, urging urgent action such as pressing buttons or calling back. Many report automated messages threatening arrest warrants for tax fraud, which are clearly fraudulent. The callers frequently use pressure tactics and sometimes hang up abruptly when challenged. Users consistently advise not to engage, press any buttons, or return the call, recommending blocking the number instead. These calls are recognised as attempts to defraud or intimidate and should be treated with caution. Authorities do not make initial contact in this manner, so ignoring and blocking is the safest response.
Reports on phone number 03002002244
7 yearsI think this is a total scam, be careful!7 yearsGot a call from someone saying he was David Stewart, claiming to be from Microsoft. He told me my computer’s OS was hacked and that he was ready to assist. I asked where he was based and he said Reading, giving me a number to ring back on - 0300 400 241. I said I’d ring back later, but he insisted we had to sort it out straight away, then suddenly he cut the call. - number that called: 0300400241David StewartMicrosoftReading7 yearsGot a call from some bloke with a strong Mumbai accent who said his name was “David Stewart” and claimed to be from “Microsoft”. He told me my computer was hacked and that he was there to “fix” it. When I said I didn't run Microsoft but used an iPad, he insisted he could still help with that. After a bit of back and forth, he even threatened to call the police, then just hung up. Just another dodgy scammer trying to cause trouble. Why do these con artists get to keep pestering folks like this? - caller: 0300400241David StewartMumbaiMicrosoft7 yearsJust hang up and block the number, don’t bother replying.7 yearsGot one of those automated calls from HMRC the other day, threatening to send a warrant if I didn’t get back to them. Definitely one of those scams trying to scare you into replying.HMRC7 yearsGot a spam call earlier. Best thing is to just hang up straight away and not press any of the buttons they ask for.7 yearsJust got another call from someone saying I had a warrant out for tax fraud or something like that. They sounded all serious and threatening, trying to scare me into paying up. Definitely feels like a scam to me. Anyone else getting these fake threats?7 yearsAbout 10 mins ago, this number rang me but i didn’t pick up since i usually ignore calls from unknown numbers. Most times they’re just scammers or annoying telemarketers. So, i can’t really tell who it was or why they called. cheers for the other comments tho, they’re pretty useful!7 yearsGot a robocall claiming to be from HMRC telling me to press 1 or they’d issue a warrant for my arrest. As soon as they started talking about a warrant, I just ended the call cos I knew it was a scam.HMRC7 yearsIt was one of those autodial things, they just cut off right after I picked up.7 yearsJust like someone else mentioned, I got a call from some automated voice talking about a fake HM Revenue fraud issue. It told me to press 1 to get connected to some mystery department. I didn't bother and just ended the call.HMRC7 yearsJust got hit with one more scam call, typical.7 yearsGot a scam call late at night. I accidentally pressed one before realising, but once I heard the voice on the other end, I quickly ended the call.7 yearsGot a call from a robotic voice saying I was involved in tax fraud and would be arrested unless I hit 1 right then. My scam alarm went off instantly, so I just ended the call.7 yearsGot a call from 03002002244 about some tax payment recovery. They kept saying if I didn’t stay on the line, I’d get a warrant issued for my arrest. Quite a stress, but I didn’t fall for it and just hung up.7 yearsI laugh every time I get calls like this! The whole "press one or you'll get arrested" thing is just daft. Honestly, I’ve heard funnier threats on old cartoons than from whoever was ringing from 03002002244. Seriously, who falls for this rubbish?Tom and JerryCaller7 yearsGot a call from this numbskull number +44 300 200 2244pretending to be from HMRC. Total scam, watch out!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 'HMRC' today, total scam. Best thing to do is just ignore it and block the number straight away.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 2244)
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