03002003200
☎️ 03002003200 👆 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 03002003200
- Inquiries regarding HMRC employers' issuesSep
2023Concerned about potentially fraudulent demandsSep
2023Likely a cloned phone numberJun
2023Scam number impersonating HMRCApr
2023Warning: Tax refund call scamApr
2023Number is a scam, not HMRCApr
2023It's a scam about tax refundApr
2023Legitimate number, often spoofedApr
2023Request to avoid sharing informationNov
2022Warning about scam HMRC callsJan
2022HMRC letter update, wrong NIMay
2021Unwanted calls, requested written communicationFeb
2021Warning about fraudulent HMRC numberOct
2020Received scam calls demanding paymentSep
2020Avoid strange incoming phone callsApr
2020Beware of HMRC fraud scamDec
2019Received scam phone call, threatening arrestAug
2019Received suspicious message, blocked senderJul
2019Suspicious HMRC warrant scam callJul
2019Reported scam call, non-existent investigationJul
2019Automated tax fraud phone scamJul
2019Confusion about legitimacy of numberJul
2019Potential scam call from HMRCJun
2019Indian accent demanding payment to HMRCMay
2019Scam call from fake IRSMay
2019Scam call caused stress, disabled womanMay
2019Suspected scam after payment madeMay
2019HMRC scam call, blocked numberMay
2019Beware of aggressive phone scammersApr
2019Scam call; rude response receivedApr
2019Received scam call about arrestMar
2019Not receiving money from meMar
2019Suspicious tax call from "David."Mar
2019Invalid input, please try againMar
2019Scammers spoofing HMRC phone numberMar
2019Scam call claiming HMRC payment requiredMar
2019Scam call regarding unpaid taxFeb
2019Frustration with HMRC tax fraudFeb
2019Home scam reported, phone numberFeb
2019Received call - suspected HMRC scamFeb
2019Avoid this number; it's a scamJan
2019Caller claims tax issues, threatsJan
2019Scam call threatening arrest paymentDec
2018Number suspected of hacking phoneOct
2016Mistakenly shared bank details onlineJun
2016Number Of Searches: 274 Number Of Comments: 44 First Seen: 03 June 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bessbrook(County Armagh), Borve(Western Isles), Brick Hill(Surrey), Nash Street(East Sussex) and Rhiews(Shropshire).
03002003200 has 44 comments of which 2 x positive and 24 x negative and 18 x neutral
03002003200 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003200 👆 is reported as a number frequently impersonated by scammers claiming to be from HMRC, especially targeting employers with alleged tax fraud threats. While it is indeed a legitimate HMRC helpline, it is often cloned by fraudsters who use aggressive tactics, including demands for immediate payment, threats of arrest, and attempts to extract personal and financial information. Multiple users warn against engaging with callers, who often have foreign accents and provide vague or inconsistent information. Genuine HMRC communications would not use pressure or ask for payments via unconventional methods. Caution is advised; verify any suspicious contact directly through official HMRC channels and never disclose personal details or payment information to unverified callers.
Reports on phone number 03002003200
3 yearsGeneral Enquiries for HMRC EmployersGeneral EnquiriesHMRC Employers3 yearsThis number has rung me about five times now with all these demands. If I wasn’t used to dealing regularly with tax stuff, I might have believed they were legit. Honestly, they’re starting to annoy me quite a bit. What’s worse, they even sent a bank giro slip for payment straight into their account!3 yearsThis number seems fake, like it’s been copied from somewhere else. Most likely a clone.3 yearsdefinitely a scam! It says you have a tax refund waiting but it’s all fake, don’t even bother calling back.3 yearsThis is an absolute scam. They claim that you have an outstanding tax refund, but do not call them under any circumstances.3 yearsThe mentioned telephone number does not belong to HMRC; it is actually a scam.HMRC3 yearsThis number is defo not from HMRC, it’s just a scam trying to trick you.HMRC3 yearsThis number is actually the official PAYE support line for employers, but heads up, it's often faked by fraudsters trying to trick people.PAYE4 yearsThere was a baby crying in the backround which made me a bit suspicious right away, and on top of that, the person kept giving unclear answers when I asked why they wanted to talk to someone. I wouldn’t share any details if I were you, especially with calls from this number.5 years03002003200 called me, and I stupidly shared my NI number before realising it was a scam. The call quality was awful, which should’ve been a red flag. It’s wrong that this number is listed under HMRC on search engines - it's really deceptive. I’ve told HMRC about it, but I’m not expecting much to happen. Just be careful and steer clear of this one.National InsuranceHMRC5 yearsGot a letter from HMRC telling me to update my details, but the national insurance number on it was incorrect. They asked me to ring this number 0300 200 3200 to sort it out. Bit sketchy if you ask me.HMRC6 yearsI received two phone calls from this particular number on 17th February 2021. I decided to return the call, but I was not satisfied with the conversation, so I disconnected. Shortly after, they called me again using a different number. At that point, I requested them to communicate with me via written correspondence and promptly ended the call.6 yearsHeads up, 0300 200 3200 is actually a real HMRC number for employer queries, so looks like someone’s ripping it off!HMRC6 yearsToday, I was unfortunate to receive not one, but two phone calls from scammers. Unfortunately, I am unable to provide their numbers as giffgaff doesn't provide a record of received calls. The nature of my case was identical to others, wherein the scammer informed me that I was involved in tax fraud and presented me with two options: hiring a lawyer or paying a sum of 1585 pounds immediately. He mentioned that he would transfer me to another individual who would provide the details of where I should send the money. When I asked for his full name, he identified himself as Joan Larcersen, with an employee ID number of 98560 LR. Shortly after, I received a second call from another person who displayed rudeness and urgency. He insisted that I pay immediately, threatening me with imprisonment and calling me a fraud. At that point, I decided to hang up. Both individuals had a typical Indian accent, and the first person spoke to me for over half an hour.Joan Larcersen6 yearsGot a weird phone call today, definitely one to steer clear of.7 yearsI'm from West Sussex and just got a call from 03002003200 claiming to be from HMRC, saying I'd been reported for fraud and to press 1 to talk to an advisor. I pressed through and spoke with a woman who sounded like she had an Indian accent. I told her the call seemed dodgy and that I was suspicious it might be a scam. When I asked for more details, she abruptly hung up. She didn’t manage to get any info from me, but somehow they had my number already. Definitely a scam, so watch out for this one!West SussexHMRCIndia7 yearsI got a call too, and they left a voicemail saying I was about to be arrested.7 yearsI got a voicemail telling me I was going to be arrested. When I called back, they wouldn’t say why... total mystery! I just blocked the number.7 yearsGot a robo call accusing me of tax fraud, I just ended it right away - total scam for sure.7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3200 pretending to be the Inland Revenue and said I was under investigation. Honestly, why can't they just find real work instead of trying to rip people off like this?Inland Revenue7 yearsA message was left informing that if the recipient did not press 1 and the call was not connected to the HMRC officer, a warrant would be issued against them and they would be promptly arrested.HMRC7 yearsI dont get why folks are saying this is a scam, ive got calls from this number myself when I was trying to reach the hmrc PAYE helpdesk. Seems legit to me.HM Revenue & Customs PAYE7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 0682, they said they were from HMRC and claimed I was being looked into for tax fraud. They told me to press 1 to speak to a fraud officer. When I did, a guy with an Indian accent answered, asked how I was doing, then just cut off the call. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.HMRC7 yearsHad a call from someone with an Indian accent claiming I needed to make a payment to HMRC. Sounded like a scam to me.HMRC7 yearsthis woman with an indian accent rang me sayin there a warrant out for me and that i owe hmrc for tax fraud. while she was talking i googled the number and told her it came up as a known hmrc scam line. she cut me off straight away after that.HMRC7 yearsI recently received an identical fraudulent call, and it's left me feeling quite distressed. Being a disabled woman, I have never been involved in any fraudulent activities.7 yearsI recently made a payment of £650 through Google Pay to a group of individuals. However, I have doubts whether this transaction was legitimate or not. Can you confirm if this was indeed a scam?Google Pay7 yearsSomeone called pretending to be from HMRC, but I told them they were fakes since I had spoken to the actual HMRC recently. The caller had an Indian accent, which seemed a bit odd. When I mentioned I knew it wasn’t legit, they just hung up straight away. Definitely a scam, so I’ve blocked the number now.HMRC7 yearsI am also being referred to, My name is Sam Parker, My badge number is 98560LR. I have nearly paid him £1997 in 1997. They are pressuring me, telling me to make an immediate decision and because they are recording the call, I cannot contact my accountant. These thieves! You also need to be cautious with BT; when they have your number, they will attempt various methods to rob you.Sam ParkerBT7 yearsI was contacted by a particular phone number which instructed me to press one in order to be connected with HMRC. I followed the instructions, but the call abruptly ended. Shortly after, I received another call from the same number. This time, the caller inquired about the person responsible for filing my tax returns. I clarified that I do not file any tax returns. In response, the caller used offensive language and told me to leave.HMRC7 yearsI received a phone call from someone named Officer Sam Parker, who claimed to be from HMRC. He mentioned that there was a mistake on my tax return and that there was a warrant for my arrest. Officer Parker requested a cash payment in order to resolve the issue. However, I decided to verify the information by calling HMRC directly, and they confirmed that it was indeed a scam. Thankfully, I didn't hand over any money.Sam ParkerHMRCParker7 yearsI won't give you any money.7 yearsDuring my work shift, I had an unexpected phone call from a man named David Cooper. He claimed that I have been reported for not paying my taxes and warned me that an investigation would be conducted. Strangely, when I asked for further clarification about his role at HMRC, he abruptly ended the call. Interestingly, just 10 minutes prior to this unsettling incident, someone with a similar voice had contacted my workplace asking about job vacancies. When I suggested the person bring their CV later on, they inquired about my name. These circumstances definitely raise suspicions for me.David CooperHMRC7 yearsBeware of scammers who pretend to be from HMRC. They deliberately fake HMRC's phone number.HMRC8 yearsHis name is John Smith and he is referred to as HMRC, with the ID number 98560LR being assigned to him. He informed me that there was a miscalculation in my account, resulting in a fine of £2450 that needed to be paid immediately within five years. Curious, I asked further questions and I was transferred to another individual named Austin Miller. He sternly urged me to make the payment or face imprisonment. When I asked about the method of payment, he provided me with a personal contact number, 07893345208. I hesitated and decided to end the call.John SmithHMRCAustin Miller8 yearsI received a call from a person named Mike Foster regarding unpaid taxes. He seemed to have my personal information, including my name and address. However, he insisted that I needed to make the payment directly to his bank details instead of to HMRC.Mike FosterHMRC8 yearsHMRC tax scam, what a joke! Honestly, such a pointless hassle and total waste of my time and energy. Get a real job or something!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from 03002003663, sounds like a scam to me, probably one of those HRME fraud deals. Be careful!8 yearsGot a call from this number right after I ended a call from (03002003661) which I reckon was a dodgy HMRC scam.HMRC8 yearsIf you receive a call from this number regarding payment for a tax penalty due to a mistake, do not provide any information or make any payments.8 yearsI just received a call from officer Mike Forster, who provided me with his name and a batch number: 98560LR. He informed me that a warrant would be issued for my arrest due to an error on my tax return. Initially, he asked for my home address and mentioned that several letters were sent to me notifying me of the mistake and unpaid taxes. Now, they are threatening to arrest me, giving me a choice to either go to court or quickly resolve the matter by paying the outstanding amount within 45 minutes.Mike Forster8 yearsI recently received a phone call from a number declaring their intention to issue two arrest warrants against me. They called me twice, insisting that I owe a sum of two and a half thousand pounds. They requested a payment of 500 pounds upfront, followed by payment of the remaining balance in installments.10 yearsIt seems like this particular number has gained unauthorized access to my mobile phone. I am concerned because my phone bill indicates that I am calling this number consistently at midnight every single night. It is highly unsettling, especially considering that nobody has permission to use my phone during the late hours of the night.10 yearsI mistakenly believed it to be the HMRC number and disclosed my bank account information.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3200)
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