03002003301
☎️ 03002003301 👆 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 03002003301
- Caution regarding HMRC email scamMay
2020Tax fraud scam, block immediatelyOct
2019Scam call from fake tax agencyOct
2019Warning of fake HMRC callOct
2019Scam call threatening fake arrestOct
2018Recognized scam, hung up, blockedSep
2017Received scam call, checked siteSep
2017Scam call caused alarm and fearSep
2017Tax office scam, waste of timeAug
2017Scam call, ignore, vulnerable individualsAug
2017Recycled scam phone call; block itAug
2017Potential scam message warning issuedAug
2017Scam call resembling HMRC lawsuitAug
2017Displeasure about misleading phone callAug
2017Received a fast-paced scam callAug
2017lawsuit message from fake HMRCAug
2017Worrisome call about lawsuit receivedAug
2017Ignoring phone scams from HMRCAug
2017Suspicious call, refused personal infoAug
2017Fake lawsuit HMRC call scamAug
2017Confirmed scam call, thanks siteAug
2017Warning about potential HMRC scamAug
2017Caller claimed to be HMRCAug
2017Caller questioned legitimacy of callAug
2017Warning about tax scam callsAug
2017HMRC scam calls target elderlyAug
2017Scam call from fake HMRCAug
2017Potential scam from fake HMRCAug
2017Another scam call described in detailAug
2017Unknown call, likely a scamAug
2017Beware of potential HMRC scamAug
2017Received scam call about courtJul
2017Reporting does not prevent harassmentJul
2017Urgent report IRS scam callsJul
2017HMRC message concerns a lawsuitJul
2017A suspicious call from HMRCJul
2017Scam calls targeting vulnerable individualsJul
2017Elderly and streetwise with callsJul
2017The same as others? CommonJul
2017Scam message caused confusion and concernJul
2017Identified scam number, glad I checkedJul
2017Scam call about lawsuit, strong accentJul
2017Warns about terrifying scam callsJul
2017Warning about potential scam callJul
2017Scam call threatening legal actionJul
2017This is a scam warningJul
2017Received scam call from numberJul
2017Warning about fast scam phone callsJul
2017Petition for lawsuit against scammersJul
2017Unwanted call, fraudulent behavior reportedJul
2017Scam claiming to be HMRCJul
2017Received scam call, didn't respondJul
2017Scary lawsuit call, confirmed scamJul
2017HMRC impersonation scam alertJul
2017Upset about vulnerable people manipulationJul
2017Suspicion and concern about scamJul
2017Received suspicious phone call, searched numberJul
2017Warning about HMRC scam callsJul
2017Suspicious call impersonating IRS warningJul
2017Ignore this number, it's a scamJul
2017Warning: scam alert, government impostorsJul
2017HMRC phone call scam warningJul
2017Warning: obvious scam, avoid returning!Jul
2017Message appears to be scamJul
2017Suspected scam call, no action takenJul
2017Avoid this number, it's fraudulentJul
2017Inland revenue scam targeting elderlyJul
2017Probable scam phone call warningJul
2017Suspicious call, hung up abruptlyJul
2017Number Of Searches: 302 Number Of Comments: 69 First Seen: 29 June 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Auchattie(Aberdeenshire), Hepple(Northumberland), Loch Katrine(Stirlingshire), Pipps Hill(Essex) and Tilstone Bank(Cheshire).
03002003301 has 69 comments of which 45 x negative and 24 x neutral
03002003301 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003301 👆 is reported as a persistent and alarming scam impersonating HMRC, often involving automated calls claiming the recipient faces a lawsuit or tax fraud allegations. Callers use threatening language to coerce immediate payment or personal details, sometimes featuring American or foreign accents and numbers closely resembling official HMRC contacts. Vulnerable individuals, especially the elderly, are targeted, causing distress and confusion. HMRC confirms genuine communications would never be conducted this way and advises ignoring such calls, not disclosing personal information, and reporting them. Many users recommend blocking the number and cautioning others. Despite widespread awareness, perpetrators remain active, exploiting delays in enforcement. Vigilance and verifying any tax matters directly with official HMRC channels are crucial for protection.
Reports on phone number 03002003301
6 yearsGot an email claiming to be from HMRC about a tax rebate related to Covid-19 support. If you get one, don’t just delete it because that lets them know your email’s live. Instead, chuck it straight into your junk or spam folder.HMRC7 yearsGot a call saying I was involved in tax fraud and to hit 1 to talk to them. Total scam, I'm blocking that number immediately.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some robotic bloke claiming he was from HMRC, saying I owed money and had to press 1 right away to sort it. He said if I didn’t, I’d get arrested with a warrant out for me. But since I earn below the tax threshold, there’s no way that’s legit - definitely a dodgy scam.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some robo voice pretending to be HMRC, warning me about supposed penalties if I didn’t pay some sum right away on the phone! Definitely don’t get tricked by this scam!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be the HMRC. They told me there was an arrest warrant out for me because supposedly I hadn’t paid my taxes. I was told to rush and pay about £3786 straight away using some kind of HMRC tax deposit machine to avoid getting arrested. Seemed really fishy to me.HMRC9 yearsI received a rather dodgy call just the other day and it was obvious from the get-go that it was a scam. I told them to get lost and that I’d see them in court, then I swiftly ended the call. Thankfully, I’ve got Call Protect, which is an absolute lifesaver! That number is now blocked, but I’ve no doubt they’ll try their luck with different digits once they’ve realised they’ve been sussed out. My suggestion? Just hang up on these chancers and block any number you can!9 yearsI just received a call from this number and promptly ended the call. I’m relieved I looked it up on this site as it turns out to be a scam. It makes me curious about how they manage to obtain our phone numbers, though!9 yearsReceived a rather unsettling call from this number today, 1st September 2017. They claimed to be from HMRC, alleging that a lawsuit was pending against me. Honestly, as soon as I realised it was an automated message delivered in a rather dodgy American accent, I hung up immediately. It did send a shiver down my spine at first, but I’m grateful for this website as it has helped me see it was nothing but a scam. Still, I can’t shake off this uneasy feeling. With my mental health struggles, I find myself rather anxious... really wish I hadn’t picked up the phone.HMRC9 yearsThis bloke claimed he was from the tax office and that there were some legal actions going on against me. I checked it out and yeah, just like everyone else said, it’s a load of rubbish. All these calls despite being on the do not call list is just pointless. Complete waste of my time!9 yearsI just received a dodgy call from a number claiming to be HMRC regarding some automotive issues. They even provided a number for me to ring back. My husband, who used to be a police officer, advised me to completely disregard it. It’s concerning to think that there are many who might fall for this trick. These scammers truly have no morals whatsoever.HMRC9 yearsLooks like this number is still ringing around, I just got hit with the same "HMRC lawsuit" scam. Reading through the comments here, you’d think the scammers would’ve been nabbed ages ago. Guess the officials aren’t exactly rushing to sort this out, so the scams just carry on. Can these fraudsters steal enough cash and vanish before anyone catches them? Seems like they can, unfortunately. Adding this one straight to my blocked list. Poor elderly people must be terrified by these calls for no reason at all.HMRC9 yearsI just got a message from a woman who had an American twang, claiming to represent HMRC and warning me that I was facing court proceedings. Thankfully, I decided to check this website first, as I suspected it might be a scam. Just a heads up to everyone out there-stay alert!HMRC9 yearsI received a robotic message claiming that HMRC is pursuing legal action regarding this number. It’s utter nonsense and clearly a scam. The digits of this number bear a close resemblance to the legitimate HMRC contact numbers. It’s essential that this situation is addressed urgently, as it could easily deceive those who are more vulnerable.HMRC9 yearsI got a call like this earlier today. Just like everyone else mentioned, the person was saying numbers way too quickly to actually catch them. Thankfully, they were so rapid that you can't really make out the number to call back. Thought I'd just block it and not bother answering. Hopefully nobody ends up calling that number by mistake.9 yearsYou won't believe it but I got a call from Her Majesty's RC. Honestly, it feels a bit worrying, maybe even dangerous, especially for older people who get these recorded calls. It’s baffling that the regulators don’t step in to stop this. They clearly don’t care or just don’t give a damn! If they did, something would’ve been done by now.9 yearsI got a recorded call as well, saying something about a legal claim from HMRC, then it gave me a couple of phone numbers to ring back. Sounds dodgy to me.HMRC9 yearsToday, I picked up a call from this number, and a message was left on my answering machine. It was an American woman's voice speaking about some sort of lawsuit. I must admit, I was quite taken aback for a moment! Thankfully, I decided to look up the number online. I can only imagine how anxious a call like that would make an older person feel.9 yearsGot a voicemail from someone claiming HMRC was suing me over tax issues. I could tell straight away it was rubbish, so I just let it be. Honestly, I’d tell anyone getting these dodgy calls to do the same. If there was really a problem with your taxes, you’d receive a letter in the post from the tax office, not some bogus phone message.HMRC9 yearsI had a rather unsettling chat with someone using this number today. They seemed to have all my personal details, including my name and address, which was quite alarming. When they asked me to confirm my date of birth, I replied that if they already knew who I was, they didn’t require any further information from me. They insisted that they couldn't disclose why they were reaching out until I verified my identity. Eventually, they suggested I hang up and check the HMRC website for more information. It felt like they realised their tactics weren't going to work!HMRC9 yearsI too had a ring from this number, but after checking your website, I was able to ascertain that it was indeed a scam. Cheers for the heads up!9 yearsToday, 4th August 2017 around 11:05 am, I got a call from what I think was my ex director's old number. I'm registered on the TPS as well. An automated voice was going on about some HMRC lawsuit being underway. Figured it was a scam and ended the call straight away.Telephone Preference ServiceHMRC9 yearsYeah, you’re right, it’s just a tiny difference from the actual HMRC number. These scoundrels only want a number, like for blind allowance or something. If you call that number, they’ll almost surely ask for your national insurance number straightaway. Don’t hand over any details to that number! The talk about lawsuits is just rubbish, meant to scare older or vulnerable folks. It’s really pathetic, no morals at all. But karma’s a pain, and they’ll get what’s coming to them. So seriously, if you get threats about lawsuits, take it with a pinch of salt - it’s all a scam.HMRCNational Insurance9 yearsI called this number to see who was on the other end - I suspected it wasn't really HMRC, and sure enough, the bloke who picked up claimed he was, saying he’d look into my file to prove I wasn’t facing any legal action. I wasn’t having any of it and told him I’d ring the official number from my actual tax return instead. Coincidentally, their number is almost the same as the genuine HMRC one, just the last couple of digits are different!HMRC9 yearsGot a call from some American woman claiming there was a legal case against me with HMRC or revenue and customs or something. She then handed me a couple of phone numbers to ring and talk to an agent. Yeah right, and I was just going to phone them and hand over my card info! Honestly, who do they think they're fooling?HMRC9 yearsDefinitely creepy how these con artists target the elderly and those who are easy to trick. I called this number myself and it’s totally a scam. If this number calls you, and they start on about unpaid tax from years ago, just tell them to shove it where the sun doesn’t shine, interest and all. Sometimes I just burst out laughing and hang up, telling them to quit crying over nothing!Blimey9 yearsMy nan, who’s 89, got another call from them claiming HMRC is taking legal action against her address. Last time it happened, I rang up HMRC myself and they told me it’s a total scam.HMRC9 yearsGot a recorded call saying it was from HMRC, telling me there’s some legal case against me. They wanted me to ring back on 02033222768 or 02033224283. Total scam, I reckon.HMRC9 yearsGot a call from 03002003301, an American woman claiming to be from HMRC. She said there was some legal action against me. I hung up pretty quick, didn’t want to listen any longer since it felt like a total scam. Same story as others apparently.HMRC9 yearsJust like others have mentioned, I got a call from an American woman claiming I was about to be sued. Then some guy with an Indian accent read out a script, saying I owed £420 (not much really!). Apparently, a cop would be at my door in half an hour if I didn’t sort it out. They said HMRC are now teaming up with ASDA so you could buy a gift card there to pay the supposed tax, but they warned me not to let ASDA know it was for HMRC. Honestly, what a ridiculous scam. Do these people actually fool anyone? I ended up keeping them on the phone for a solid 20 minutes just messing around.HMRCASDA9 yearsGot a call earlier today, 1st August 2017. Left a voicemail from a woman with an American accent who said she was called Jackie and claimed to be my case worker. She didn’t explain what case or which organisation she was from. She gave me two different numbers to ring back and said each one twice before ending with a polite “have a nice day”. Didn’t bother returning the call and blocked the number straight away. I’m in my mid seventies and retired, so these pointless calls don’t scare me, just annoy me because they waste my time.Jackie9 yearsI recently got a call from a woman with an American accent claiming to be from HMRC. It struck me as odd-a supposed UK tax office using an American voice! The number she provided is quite similar to the legitimate HMRC contact, making it all the more confusing. Just a word of caution for everyone-stay alert!HMRCUK9 yearsSo today, 28/07/17 at about 2pm, this number 0300 200 3301 called me up saying there was some court case waiting for me. It was one of those automated messages asking me to call them back for details. Of course, I just hung up and didn’t bother ringing them back.9 yearsIf you get a call like this, you really should let HMRC know straight away. These sorts of calls are really stressful, especially for elderly or vulnerable people.HMRC9 yearsI got a voicemail from someone saying it was HMRC about some legal action and telling me to call back straight away. Thing is, HMRC never leave messages on phones like that. They also use your full name when they get in touch. And usually, if they really need you, they send a letter through the post, not just a quick call. Definitely sounded dodgy to me.HMRC9 yearsI have told the phone company about it but I doubt it will change much, they probably just hand out a new number to them straight away. If it happens again, we might get a chance to stop this madness, but the phone firms really don’t want to do anything about it since they make money from it. The whole thing’s a joke really, with the folks who should be sorting it out and the phone firms all just out for themselves and cash. Proper shady behaviour everywhere.9 yearsGot a call from someone named Peter Wilson supposedly from HMRC, yeah right! I gave 'em a ring back all careful but they were straight asking me for my national insurance number. Total scam, no doubt. That call centre should be shut down and the lot of them dealt with properly because the officials won’t do a thing about it!Peter WilsonHMRCNational Insurance9 yearsI'm quite old but not naïve at all. It's frustrating that the officials can't seem to handle these nuisance calls.9 yearsI received an unexpected call on my mobile from an Asian gentleman identifying himself as Peter Wilson, representing a call centre. It didn’t take me long to realise it was a scam. It’s baffling how the mobile provider permitted this lot to have access to such numbers without any checks in place. They even managed to ring my elderly mother on her landline, concerning a fictitious tax bill! She’s 77 and hasn’t been in employment for half a century. It's absolutely disgraceful! The fraudsters are the lowest of the low, yet the agencies responsible for tackling these shenanigans seem to be even worse. It’s infuriating!Peter Wilson9 yearsThis one’s just like all the others, nothing different about it.9 yearsI hung up the phone, but curiosity got the better of me. Fortunately, I decided to look up the number online and, to my relief, found out I wasn’t the sole recipient of this dodgy scam call. What a stroke of luck!9 yearsI've recently encountered a similar situation, receiving the exact message about a supposed lawsuit from HMRC. It truly left me feeling nauseated and bewildered for a short while until I chose to investigate further. It's absolutely disgraceful that such deceitful tactics are permissible - surely there must be a way for higher authorities to tackle these scams? It's imperative that we safeguard more vulnerable individuals in our society. I don’t see myself as someone who falls into that category, yet I too experienced a few distressing moments of anxiety and uncertainty.HMRC9 yearsI received a voicemail on my home phone from this number, claiming there was a lawsuit against me. They even provided some contact numbers, how amusing! The caller was a woman with a thick American accent. Definitely a scam!9 yearsGot a call from some American-sounding auto message telling me I was involved in a 'lawsuit' and needed to call certain numbers. Couldn't catch the digits properly or jot them down quick enough. They never used my name or anything personal. Totally a scam, so best to just block it, don't answer back and maybe report it if you can. Really creepy stuff.9 yearsGot a call supposedly from HMRC saying I’m being sued or something! Seriously, don’t press any keys or call back the numbers they give you claiming to be your case officer. It’s all fake and will just end up taking cash from you or me. Honestly, whoever’s behind this scam preying on elderly folks deserves some serious trouble. I hope they get caught and face the consequences!HMRC9 yearsI had a rather unsettling experience this morning at about 10:50 am. I received a phone call from a number I didn’t recognise, so I decided to ignore it. Shortly after, I got a voice message claiming that the HMRC was pressing charges against me. It was quite shocking, to say the least! They also gave two different numbers for me to ring back. Thankfully, I didn’t call them, and upon researching the number using a reverse phone service, it turned out to be a scam. It makes me wonder how many elderly individuals might fall for this and end up calling back. It's imperative that telecom providers take immediate action to block such numbers!HMRC9 yearsI've had no fewer than four phone calls from this number, and let me tell you, the first one really rattled me! I ended up contacting the genuine HMRC just to clear things up. They assured me that they would never reach out via an automated message like that and that any legal proceedings would be dealt with through the correct legal avenues. This is plainly a scam.HMRC9 yearsI got a call from this number, and it’s clearly a scam.9 yearsGot called from a couple of 020 numbers one after the other, too fast for me to jot them down. Definitely felt like a scam, watch out!9 yearsThis is really worrying. Someone out there is telling folks there's a lawsuit against them, which can cause a whole lot of unnecessary stress. Seriously, something needs to be done about this because it's just not right. Honestly, those responsible ought to be taken to court themselves.9 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be HMRC, saying I'm being taken to court. I think they just pick targets like me because of my age. Honestly, these scammers are vile.HMRC9 yearsReceived a call from this number earlier, didn’t pick up but decided to do a quick Google search. Turns out it’s linked to some dodgy scams.Google9 yearsI got a call from this number earlier today. I pressed the number one, but then the line just went silent. Honestly, those responsible for these calls ought to be held accountable-it's nothing short of fearmongering and deceit! Utterly disgusting behaviour!9 yearsThis morning at precisely 10:42, I received a rather unsettling call that was accompanied by two additional phone numbers. The pre-recorded message was quite alarming, as it claimed there was some sort of legal action in my name. Naturally, my first instinct was to investigate those numbers using unknownphone.com. I’m really grateful for the insights shared by others, which helped confirm that it was nothing more than a scam. A big thank you to everyone for their helpful feedback! The other numbers provided were 02033222768 and 02033224283.9 yearsSomeone's masquerading as HMRC. It's definitely a con!HMRC9 yearsToday I rang my mum and ended up seriously frightening her. Honestly, it's disgraceful how some folks target those who are vulnerable. Absolutely shocking behaviour!9 yearsToday I got a call saying I was involved in some kind of lawsuit. I decided to search the number on my laptop and came across these exact types of comments.Google9 yearsThis whole thing is proper dodgy. HMRC, yeah right. A lawsuit? What the heck is that about?HMRC9 yearsGot a voicemail from someone pretending to be HMRC, saying I’ve got a lawsuit waiting against me. They told me to call back that number to get more info. Suspicious as anything!HMRC9 yearsSteer clear of this number; it's nothing but a scam! It's high time action was taken against these individuals.9 yearsMy 93-year-old mum got a call from someone pretending to be from HMRC, telling her she was facing a lawsuit. Thankfully I picked up and saw through the scam straight away. It’s awful how these scumbags pick on elderly folks living by themselves, trying to scare them into handing over their bank info. Honestly, wouldn’t it be great if the law actually did something to catch these idiots? But yeah, don’t hold your breath!HMRC9 yearsGot a call from someone with a proper American accent saying they were from HMRC, but it was dodgy for sure. HMRC always reaches out by letter first, never by phone, and definitely not with a recorded message. So yeah, total scam.HMRC9 yearsdefinitely a scam, best stay clear and don’t ring them back!9 yearsI got a voicemail saying there’s some lawsuit thing against me, telling me to ring two different numbers - but they said them so fast I couldn’t catch them properly. No official government office would ever get in touch like that. I looked up one of the 0300 numbers they gave, and it’s actually linked to benefits for blind people. I’m not blind and don’t claim any benefits, so I’m pretty sure this is a scam.9 yearsGot a call just like the one mentioned before, didn't do anything about it though, pretty sure it’s a scam.9 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from the HM Revenue and Customs, stating there was a legal case brought against me. Clearly a scam, but it could easily deceive someone more vulnerable, like an elderly individual.HM Revenue and Customs9 yearsAn older relative of mine got a text telling him he needs to ring a certain number because there’s some legal ruling against him. Seems totally bogus to me, so I’m pretty sure it’s all just a con.9 yearsClearly a con artist, best not to return the call!9 yearsI didn’t pick up the call, but they dropped an automated voicemail saying there’s some lawsuit filed against me and to press 1 to chat with my caseworker or call the number they gave. I haven’t dialled it because it smells like a scam to me. The accent and words used were definitely American. Just a heads up, be careful.9 yearsI received a rather dubious call the other day, purporting to be from HMRC, claiming that there was some sort of lawsuit filed against me. The automated voice prompted me to press 1 to speak with a representative. When I did, the chap on the other end introduced himself as Eric Brown and had an accent reminiscent of South Asia. He requested my National Health number, but I firmly declined to provide it. Curious about his legitimacy, I asked for his direct phone number and to verify his name, at which point he abruptly ended the call. Quite the shifty business, I must say!HMRCEric BrownSouth AsiaNational HealthSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3301)
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