03002002909
☎️ 03002002909 👆 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 03002002909
- Threatening HMRC scam call warningAug
2020Not meaningful input, unfortunately enoughDec
2019Receiving unwanted calls beginning with 0300200Apr
2019User suspects fake HMRC communicationApr
2019Warning about fraudulent HMRC callsApr
2019User warning about possible scammersApr
2019Warning: scam posing as HMRCApr
2019Warning: do not press 1Apr
2019Tax evasion scam warning issuedApr
2019Ignoring call from potentially crazyApr
2019Fraudulent message pretending to be HMRCApr
2019Ignoring scam telephone call adviceApr
2019Grateful for warnings, wants regulationApr
2019Suggests blocking persistent spam callsApr
2019Warning against phone call scamApr
2019Complaint about scam calls, seeking actionApr
2019Watch out for potential scammersApr
2019Repetitive calls, all starting 0300Apr
2019Received fake tax man threatsApr
2019Frustration with nuisance phone callsApr
2019Warning about potential online scamApr
2019Caution: HMRC scam phone callsApr
2019Scam phone number - don't answerApr
2019Read comments, scam, block itApr
2019Claimed to be HMRC customsApr
2019"Block message from the user"Apr
2019Identifying scam artists as 3Apr
2019Accusations of fraud or schemeApr
2019Warning against potential scam activityApr
2019Tax office scam warningApr
2019Missed call from unknown numberApr
2019Number Of Searches: 211 Number Of Comments: 29 First Seen: 03 April 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Alvechurch(Worcestershire), Chimney(Oxfordshire), Ham Green(Wiltshire) and Hardingstone(Northamptonshire).
03002002909 has 29 comments of which 26 x negative and 3 x neutral
03002002909 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002002909 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating from various similar 0300 numbers. Callers falsely claim to be from HMRC, threatening arrest for alleged tax fraud or evasion, often using pre-recorded messages urging recipients to press a number to avoid legal action. Recipients are advised not to engage or provide any personal information. Blocking individual numbers is ineffective, as scammers frequently rotate through new ones. Legitimate HMRC calls typically show as withheld numbers, not specific 0300 numbers. Users recommend raising awareness with MPs and authorities to address the misuse of UK landline numbers by these overseas scammers. Overall, it is a high-risk nuisance call best ignored to avoid potential fraud.
Reports on phone number 03002002909
6 yearsI received a rather intimidating phone call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, insisting that I was on the brink of being imprisoned for supposed tax fraud. It was quite distressing, even though I recognised it as a scam. Just a word of caution to everyone: be wary of any phone calls purporting to come from HMRC.HMRC7 yearsGot calls from this number and loads of other ones starting with 0300200. I keep blocking them but then they just ring me from another number that looks pretty much the same. So annoying!7 yearsYeah, some dodgy HMRC lot called tryin to threaten me with arrest. Totally a scam.HMRC7 yearsThis was definitely an international scam call. Make sure you avoid pressing 1!7 yearsGot a fake call from HMRC with some robotic message telling me to hit 1 to avoid getting arrested for tax evasion. Don't fall for it, just hang up straightaway. Over the last few weeks I’ve had a few from numbers beginning with 0300200 but each ended with different last four digits, like someone else mentioned. I just block them all now. Real HMRC calls usually show up as no caller ID.HMRC7 yearsGot a dodgy text claiming to be from HMRC, saying if i didnt hit one on my phone id get arrested. Total scam.HMRC7 yearsI received a rather alarming call claiming that I was in arrears with my taxes and that legal action would be initiated against me. It’s clearly a ruse to manipulate individuals into handing over their money.7 yearsGot a call just now asking me to hit 1, nope, didn’t fall for that scam.7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC customs, saying there was some dodgy activity on my tax account. They told me to hit 1 to sort it out.HMRC Customs7 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be HMRC, saying I needed to pay my tax into another bank account. Don’t fall for it, it’s a scam! Absolutely do not send them any money!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some dodgy bloke pretending to be from the tax office, threatening to nick me if I didn’t pay up. I just blocked the number straight away.7 yearsThis is definitely a scam, so please don't share any of your info with them.7 yearsAbsolutely fraudsters!7 yearsIt's all a trick to make you hit one. Why even bother? Just a scam, nonstop. Better not press that one.7 yearsSome people pretending to be from HMRC trying to scam you. Never hit 1 if you get called by them.HMRC7 yearsI chose not to pick up, but from what I could tell, it was a complete nutter of a call.7 yearsTotally scams!7 yearsTotal con artists, watch out!7 yearsJust got yet another call pretending to be from HMRC. Honestly, phone firms could easily sort this by stopping any number that keeps ringing out non-stop. If a business really needs to make loads of calls all day, they should have to prove it and register properly before being allowed to do so. Simple fix, really.HMRC7 yearsGot another one of those dodgy scam calls again, all from a new UK number this time. Blocking them feels pointless because they only use a number for a day or two before switching to another one. I’ve reached out to my MP, asking if they could push for better laws and for the police to look into those firms selling or renting out lots of these UK landline numbers alongside the tech that lets scammers call from anywhere without being traced. You can check your local parliament’s website for info on how to take action with these.UK7 yearsCheers to everyone warning about that number. It just rang me and honestly, I nearly got worried! I'm with the last commenter about having a list of companies who genuinely need to make these calls. I’m going to follow that advice and contact my MP to find out if there’s anything Parliament can do to clamp down on these firms selling these numbers. Seems like these scammers are snapping up hundreds of them at once.7 yearsDont pick up calls from 0300 200 2909, its a total scam. Just block it or ignore it, no point in wasting your time.7 yearsOh great, another call from an 0300200 number. These media firms really ought to step up and stop these scammers from grabbing unused numbers. I’m so fed up with them constantly pestering me. You block one number and before you know it, they’re ringing from a new one. Proper annoying!7 yearsLoads of calls coming through from various numbers that all start with 0300 200 and the last four digits keep changing. It gets pretty annoying after a bit. I’ll sometimes get about five in a week. Just block them straight away.7 yearsHad a look at the other people's comments and honestly, it’s pretty clear. It’s a scam for sure. Just block it and be done with it.7 yearsTotal scammers, watch out!7 yearsThese lot are total scammers, watch out!7 yearsJust picked up a call where they said it's from the tax office, accused me of fraud and threatened I'd be arrested soon if I didn’t press 1 to talk to someone. Clearly, it was a scam.7 yearsGot a call from this number on Saturday morning, 6th of April, but I didn’t pick up. Caller was unknown.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 2909)
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