03002002989
TimeLine☎️ 03002002989 👆 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 03002002989
- Blocking phone scammers - numbersSep
2019Scammer posing as HMRC numberSep
2019Frequent scam calls warrant blockJul
2019Received scam call from multiple numbersApr
2019User frustrated with repetitive spam callsApr
2019Warning about HMRC scam callApr
2019HMRC tax return scam warningApr
2019User suspects scam, reports & blocksApr
2019Suspicious tax fraud call receivedApr
2019Seems to be a phone numberApr
2019HMRC scam, hang up immediatelyApr
2019Phone number blocked due to spamApr
2019Warning about potential scam phone callApr
2019HMRC scam call warning alertApr
2019Warning: potential scam, not trustworthyApr
2019HMRC scam calls with 0300 numbersApr
2019Warning: potential scam from HMRCApr
2019Warning about tax office scamApr
2019Number Of Searches: 132 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 07 April 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bagnall(Staffordshire), Little Knowle(Devon) and Upton(Wiltshire).
03002002989 has 17 comments of which 12 x negative and 5 x neutral
03002002989 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002002989 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating from a cluster of similar 0300 200 numbers, typically impersonating HMRC. Callers use automated messages falsely warning of arrest due to tax fraud, urging recipients to press a number. Many users report repeated calls that are quickly terminated when answered, often involving unintelligible speech, and have resorted to blocking entire number ranges. It is strongly advised not to engage, press any keys, or return calls, but to block and ignore them instead. Genuine HMRC or law enforcement communications would not use such methods. Victims are cautioned to verify any suspicions through official channels independently and remain vigilant against this prevalent fraud tactic.
Reports on phone number 03002002989
7 yearsI reckon 0300 200 2989 is some sort of trick, so now I've just put a block on all numbers starting with 0300 2. Too risky to answer!7 yearsI've received a call from this number that claims to be from HMRC, but it seems like a total scam to me. Be cautious!HMRC7 yearsI keep getting calls from random numbers telling me there's a warrant out for me and to press 1 or else. This isn’t the first time either, I’ve had loads of different numbers do the same thing. I’ve blocked them all but now it’s from unknown numbers instead! It’s happening about 4 times a week at least, really annoying.7 yearsThis number rang me and when I pressed 1, I figured out pretty quick it was dodgy. I also saw there’s like 20 other numbers starting with 0300 200 doing the same thing.7 yearsI got a call about my HMRC tax return, and they were so impolite. Definitely a total con, watch out!HMRC7 yearsGot a recorded call claiming to be from HMRC, warning I'd be arrested if I didn't press 1. Total scam. Just ignore it, don’t press any buttons, and block the number straight away.HMRC7 yearsThat number was a total con, and I blocked it right away.7 yearsGot a call today from an automated voice saying it was HMRC trying to scam me. Sounded really dodgy, so I didn’t answer properly. Definitely one of those scam calls pretending to be from the tax office. Watch out, it’s all fake!HMRC7 yearsI received a rather alarming phone call earlier, claiming to be from HMRC, and implying that I was on the verge of being arrested for tax fraud. The conversation was quite short, and I have my doubts as it felt like it was a pre-recorded message. It insisted that I ring them back, but my instincts told me that it couldn’t possibly be genuine, so I chose to hang up instead. I tried to reach out to HMRC using a credible number, yet I was met with an agonisingly long wait time. I also attempted to call the non-emergency police number, but that too was unhelpful. Now I find myself in a rather amusing predicament, wondering if the police will actually come to arrest me. Quite the experience, considering I’ve never been in trouble with the law before!HMRC7 yearsHappened to me just now as well, so I’ve gone ahead and blocked the number.7 yearsTotally a scam, can’t trust it at all.7 yearsI've had like six calls now and every time I pick up, they just say some rubbish I can't make out before slamming the phone down. It’s getting really annoying. Whenever I block one number, they just ring from a number that's almost the same but with one digit changed. Proper frustrating!7 yearsGot a call claiming there’s a fraud case on me, asking me to press 1 to sort it out. Don’t fall for it, it’s a scam!7 yearsJust like everyone else has mentioned, this is the usual HMRC scam. They say there’s some kind of fraud on your account and then tell you to press one for help or advice. Total rubbish.HM Revenue and Customs7 yearsI've gotten three calls now, each from a different number, but they all say the same thing about a fraud case linked to my name from hmrc. Every number starts with 0300 200, so I've just decided to block every single call starting with 0300. Problem solved!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, sounded dodgy so I hung up straight away before they could say anything. Definitely a scam.HMRC7 yearsDon’t pick up this number, it’s a complete con! They’re pretending to be from the tax department but it’s all fake. Just ignore the call and make sure you block it. The number is 0300 200 2989 - nothing but fraudsters behind it.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 2989)
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