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03002003090

☎️ 03002003090 👆 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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+443002003090+44 300 200 30900300 200 3090+44-300-200-3090

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0300 200 3090 Tagged as:

hmrc caller

TimeLine of events for phone number 03002003090

  • Received suspicious call from Europe
    May
    2019
  • Possible scam regarding mortgage refund
    Apr
    2019
  • Previous call repeated, same number
    Apr
    2019
  • Caller pretending to be HMRC
    Apr
    2019
  • Suspicious call, possible scam. Concerned
    Apr
    2019
  • Automated call about tax fraud
    Apr
    2019
Number Of Searches: 56 Number Of Comments: 6 First Seen: 14 April 2019 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Caolas(Argyll and Bute), Longhouse(Somerset) and Topcroft Street(Norfolk).

03002003090 has 6 comments of which 5 x neutral and 1 x negative

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03002003090 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 03002003090 👆 is reported as a scam number often used in fraudulent calls pretending to be from HMRC or law enforcement, alleging tax fraud or arrest warrants. Callers frequently pressure recipients with threats of police action or court appearances. Many people report suspicious accents and dubious claims about official pay grades, raising doubts about the legitimacy. Recipients are advised not to provide personal or financial information and to hang up immediately if contacted. Genuine HMRC communications typically use official channels and would have your correct details. If you receive such calls, it is best to remain cautious and verify independently through trusted government sources.

Reports on phone number 03002003090

7 years
Received a call from +44 300 200 3090, they were going on about some arrest or something... ha! It sounded dodgy especially when the person started talking with an Eastern European accent. Definitely made me wary of the whole thing.
Caller
7 years
I suspect this has the markings of a scam, especially since they asked for details regarding a mortgage refund!
7 years
I got a call from 03002003090 just like yesterday, on 20/4/19. It’s pretty much the exact same thing.
7 years
Blimey, just got a call saying there’s a warrant out for my arrest over tax fraud! The bloke claimed he was ringing from HMRC, but since I’ve actually worked in the civil service for nearly a decade, I tried to catch him out. I asked if he was on pay-grade SCS-1 or SCS-2. He said SCS-2. Fancy that - earning a whopping £87k just to be on the blower trying to chase people for tax! After that, he started banging on about sending the police round, which made no sense to me - why would the cops be after me and not the “officers” pretending to be from HMRC? Then he threatened I'd be facing court proceedings. Utter rubbish! Scam caller? More like the scum of the earth.
HMRC
7 years
Got a call from 03002003090 earlier, but it felt dodgy so I just hung up. If they were legit, surely they’d already have my postal address, right?
7 years
Just had an automated ring from 0300 200 3090, telling me I was involved in some tax fraud thing or they thought I was. Right away, I hung up - I work in law enforcement so I knew straight away it was a scam. No way I was getting tricked by that! Caller was definitely from 0300 200 3090.

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