03002002999
TimeLine☎️ 03002002999 👆 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 03002002999
- Phone companies facilitating HMRC scamJun
2019Concern about phone scam callsApr
2019Distrust due to unrecognized numberApr
2019Dangerous, stopped account in timeApr
2019Threatening automated call about taxesApr
2019Confirmed tax status; Avoid scam notificationApr
2019Scam call claiming tax fraudApr
2019Warning about UK tax scamApr
2019Warning about potential scam activityApr
2019No response or message receivedApr
2019Warning about Hercule Poirot scamsApr
2019Contact MP about UK numbersApr
2019Suspected scam from HMRCApr
2019Ignore unknown numbers, check this siteApr
2019Warning about impersonation scams from HMRCApr
2019Warning about fraudulent phone numbersApr
2019Beware, HMRC phone scam alertApr
2019HMRC tax call scam warningApr
2019Call from recorded voice scamApr
2019Expressing cynicism or resignationApr
2019Warning about tax and threatsApr
2019Scam call pretending to be HMRCApr
2019Missed call, no voicemail receivedApr
2019Accusation of someone being dishonestApr
2019User suspects potential fraudulent activityApr
2019Unknown number, seeking adviceApr
2019Number Of Searches: 291 Number Of Comments: 26 First Seen: 07 April 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bow Brook(Worcestershire), Browns Wood(Buckinghamshire), Carlton-on-Trent(Nottinghamshire) and Sunderland(Cumbria).
03002002999 has 26 comments of which 5 x neutral and 21 x negative
03002002999 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002002999 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number impersonating HMRC, often using automated calls with threatening messages about tax fraud and arrest unless the recipient presses a key. Users consistently warn against answering or engaging, noting HMRC usually communicates via official letters rather than unsolicited phone calls. Many mention no messages are left, reinforcing suspicion. The number is linked to various fraudulent schemes, and there are concerns about the ease of obtaining such UK-style numbers for scams. Callers advise verifying through official HMRC channels and caution that genuine inquiries would not use aggressive tactics or demand immediate action by phone. This number should be treated with caution and ignored to avoid potential fraud.
Reports on phone number 03002002999
7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 9959, turned out to be one of those HMRC scams. Seriously, how come phone providers don’t get penalised for allowing these dodgy numbers to operate? It’s ridiculous.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 03002002999 with one of those robot voice messages. If I gave a toss, maybe I'd be freaked out, but I ain’t had any run-ins with the law for ages. They’re more than welcome to come find me if they want. Seriously though, when’s the government going to crack down on these lot? Everyone knows these calls are coming from somewhere halfway round the world. Cut off their support until they quit trying to scam us!7 yearsI ended up closing my account just in time because these people are seriously risky.7 yearsI didn’t pick up cause it was some unknown number, if it was really urgent they’d leave a message, and honestly if it was super important like from HMRC, I’d expect a proper brown envelope with their logo on it to turn up. Then I’d just pop down to my nearest tax office to sort it out. Looks like 0300 200 3009 is just the same lot anyway!HMRC7 yearsGot a call but no message left on the voicemail. Missed it somehow.7 yearsIf you’re unsure about that phone call, just take a moment to check out the other comments about calls from 0300200 numbers. It seems like these scammers have gotten hold of, or copied, hundreds of these numbers!7 yearsBeware of those Herc scam calls!7 yearsWell, there goes another one! Can’t believe how many of these calls keep popping up. Just when you think you’ve dodged them all, bam, there’s another number to block!7 yearsGot a call from 03002002999, some dodgy automated voice pretending to be HMRC. They kept saying if I didn’t press 1, I’d be arrested soon or something. Total scam!HMRC7 yearsYesterday I was just on the phone with HMRC sorting out my taxes, everything was sorted and up to date. Actually, I even got a refund! So I’m pretty sure this call is a scam. Don’t bother pressing any numbers, just ignore and delete it.HMRC7 yearsI usually don't pick up calls from numbers I don't recognise anymore, if it's urgent they can just leave a voicemail. Really happy I looked up this number here first. Cheers for having this info available!7 yearsReceived a call from someone pretending to be from HMRC, totally a scammer.HMRC7 yearsGot a missed call from 0300 200 2999 just now. Anyone know who it might be if they ring again? Cheers!7 yearsGot a call earlier from some recorded message about tax problems, sounded dodgy to me. Pretty sure it’s just some scam attempt.7 yearsSomeone called claiming to be Loghan from HMRC, but I'm pretty sure it was a scam.LoganHMRC7 yearsTotal scam, don’t trust them!7 yearsGot a call saying it was HMRC, telling me to press 1 or I’d get arrested soon. What a joke!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 03002002999 on my mobile, saying I owe tax and threatening me with arrest if I don’t press 1. I’m retired and living on a small pension, so no idea what they’re on about. Sounded like some automated idiot trying to scare me. Proper annoying!7 yearsAbsolute scam, watch out!7 yearsGot a call saying I owed tax and that the police would arrest me if I didn’t press one on the phone. I didn’t press anything because it sounded dodgy. The number was close to the real HMRC, but they don’t get in touch like that. Total scam!HMRC7 yearsI never picked up, and they didn’t leave a voicemail. I always make sure to look them up here first.7 yearsI’d bet this is probably someone trying to scam you.7 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC, total scam! Be careful, they’re trying to trick you.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from the tax office, trying to scare me with threats. Definitely a scam, so be careful!7 yearsI got a call from this number saying it was HMRC and that I’m under investigation for tax evasion. When I tried ringing back from another phone, it was just busy the whole time. Definitely a scam - HMRC don’t phone you, they always send you letters first.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from them today, not the first time either, these calls have been coming for ages. Been reading through various comments about 0300 numbers and honestly, it’s pretty worrying stuff! Thinking I might follow someone’s suggestion I saw and drop an email to my MP about cracking down on these UK landline numbers. Would be nice to see something done about it, and keep my MP busy with something useful for a change!UKSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 2999)
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