03002003081
☎️ 03002003081 👆 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 03002003081
- Caller identified as Steve JohnsonJun
2019Falsely accused, hung up abruptlyApr
2019Report scam calls using police siteApr
2019Report scam call to HMRCApr
2019No answer, blocked after reviewsApr
2019Scam call claiming HMRC arrestApr
2019Fake HMRC call, hang-up scamApr
2019HMRC tax fraud scam callApr
2019HMRC scam call; police unhelpfulApr
2019Fake HMRC call scam alertApr
2019Warning: tax fraud, hang upApr
2019Caller falsely claims police involvementApr
2019HMRC scam warning alertApr
2019Suspicious recorded HMRC call receivedApr
2019Confirmed HMRC scam, beware callersApr
2019Threatening call; avoid pressing numbersApr
2019Scam call; hang up immediatelyApr
2019User demands site closure urgentlyApr
2019Suspicious call; demanded written proofApr
2019Threatening fraud arrest, details missingApr
2019Warning: Don't press 1!Apr
2019Seller and buyer signature linesApr
2019Signature fields for buyer, sellerApr
2019HMRC scam threat, it's fraudulentApr
2019HMRC scam call about tax fraudApr
2019HMRC scam, threatening tax arrestApr
2019Fake HMRC fraud recorded callApr
2019Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 26 First Seen: 20 April 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bow(Devon), Colmslie(Scottish Borders), Newhaven(Devon), Spernall(Warwickshire) and Whitsomehill(Scottish Borders).
03002003081 has 26 comments of which 23 x negative and 3 x neutral
03002003081 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003081 👆 is reported as a persistent scam where callers, often automated, claim to be from HMRC accusing people of tax fraud and threatening arrest unless they press a number or comply. Many victims report immediate hang-ups when questioned or asked for proof. Background noises and foreign languages have been noted, indicating it's likely a fraud ring. Numerous commenters advise reporting these calls to HMRC or police, though some police responses appear dismissive. The scam often uses cloned or similar numbers to official HMRC lines, making it harder to detect. Overall, it's advised to be wary, avoid engaging, and consider reporting the incident to relevant authorities to help curb the fraud.
Reports on phone number 03002003081
7 yearsI got a call from a bloke named Steve Johnson.Steve Johnson7 yearsI got a call from a lady claiming there was a warrant for my arrest over some income tax fraud. When I told her I actually don't have a job, she just ended the call straight away.7 yearsI just had one of these calls too and reported it straight to HMRC. This morning, a woman called me threatening that I'd be arrested if I didn’t sort out some unpaid tax from the last four years. When I asked her to send proof in writing, she hung up immediately. You really should contact HMRC directly about this. They have a specific email for reporting phone and email scams: [email protected] If loads of us report these calls, maybe HMRC will take action, and the police might step in. It’s only a matter of time before someone gets tricked by this, so it seriously needs to be stopped.HMRC7 yearsIf you click the Sky[###] link down below on the Google search results, it actually leads you to a news article. Near the end of that article, there’s a link that takes you straight to the Police Fraud website. It's pretty straightforward and won’t take much time at all. Don’t forget to include the number they used to call you since these scammers often fake real numbers. There's no need to create an account; just hit the ‘Report Fraud’ option at the top of their page.GooglePolice Fraud7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3081 and it was an automated voice. Never heard of this one before. They were saying I’d be arrested if I didn’t hit 1. Best thing is just to ignore and hang up if you receive a call from that number.7 yearsTried ringing them but no one picked up. After seeing what people said in the reviews, I just ended up blocking the number!7 yearsIt’s a scam about taxes, just ignore and hang up straight away.7 yearsGot a robo call saying it’s from the HMRC fraud division, telling me to hit 1 or risk getting arrested. Total scam!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3081, someone claiming to be from HMRC saying I was going to get arrested. I ended up pressing 1, then the line just got cut off. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.HMRC7 yearsJust what others have said, it’s a total HMRC scam.HMRC7 yearsThey kept saying I was gonna be arrested for fraud but couldn’t even tell me who they were or what I supposedly did. Total scam.7 yearsGot a robo-call claiming to be from HMRC about TAX FRAUD, telling me to press 1 or they’ll send a warrant and I'll get arrested soon. Proper scam, definitely not real.HMRCTAX FRAUD7 yearsGot a robocall claiming to be from HMRC saying I’m involved in some tax fraud and that I need to press 1 to talk to an officer or they’ll send a warrant and have me arrested soon. Didn’t fall for it, called 101 to tell West Midlands police about it, but they just didn’t seem bothered and said there wasn’t much they could do. Really frustrating.HMRCWest Midlands7 yearsGot a message on my phone, said it was HMRC and that there was some fraud going on with my account. Turned out it was just one of those pre-recorded calls.HMRC7 yearsHonestly, this site should just be shut down. It’s not doing any good.7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC saying I was about to be arrested for tax fraud. Totally a scam, don’t fall for it!HMRC7 yearsFew minutes back, someone rang me and didn’t really say much, just kept saying I’ve got some sort of criminal case and that the police would be here any minute. Can someone please put an end to these stupid calls?7 yearsI got a call from 0300 200 3081 with a recorded message claiming to be from HMRC about some tax issue. It sounded dodgy and they even threatened arrest. Definitely a scam!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3081 earlier claiming I’d get arrested if I didn’t hit 1. They said they were from the HMRC about some tax fraud and I had to pay up or face arrest. I’ve reported it already as it’s a total scam, so watch out everyone!HMRC7 years_____________________ (Seller's full name and signature) _____________________ (Buyer's full name and signature)7 yearsGot a voicemail claiming to be from HMRC warning me about some tax fraud. Sounded pretty dodgy to me.HMRC7 yearsGot a voicemail from 03002003081 claiming I’d be arrested and taken to court. They told me to press certain numbers but whatever you do, don’t follow their instructions.7 yearsI received a ring from 0300 200 0381 recently. I held on instead of pressing 1, hoping to speak to a person. I didn’t share any details since I’m confident my employer sorts my taxes properly. When I requested they send me a letter or something in writing, the lady just hung up on me. This kind of behaviour is sketchy and should definitely be reported. Once I manage to contact HMRC, I’m planning to let them know about this call.HMRC7 yearsSigned ____________________ (Buyer's full name and signature) ____________________ (Seller's full name and signature)7 yearsGot a call from 03002003081 today. It was one of those automated messages asking me to press 1. After that, a woman came on saying she was from HMRC. Oddly, I could hear someone speaking in what sounded like an Eastern European language in the background. I told them to ring me back in thirty minutes, but I haven't had any calls since.HMRC7 yearsThey said if I don’t hit 1, I’m going to get arrested. Honestly, don’t ever press 1.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3081)
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