03002003317
☎️ 03002003317 👆 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 03002003317
- Spam call, hung up immediatelyAug
2019Watch out for HMRC scamsMay
2019Scam call warning, no arrestMay
2019Premium charges applied unknowinglyJan
2019Complete scam; deserves shutdownJan
2019HMRC fraud scam warning callJan
2019Tax credit scam, avoid answeringJan
2019Scam call threatening police interventionJan
2019Scam call, hang up, blockJan
2019Tax fraud call; automated disconnectJan
2019Answered, silent call, caller blockedJan
2019Phishing scam impersonating HMRC officialsJan
2019Report HMRC calls, investigate scammersJan
2019Spam call, fake tax officeJan
2019Called back invalid phone numberJan
2019Phone scam threatening arrest reportedJan
2019Scam call; hung up immediatelyJan
2019Fraud summons recorded message alertJan
2019User provides phone numberJan
2019Scam alert: they steal detailsJan
2019Possible fraud scam call detectedJan
2019Missed call, unknown caller identityJan
2019Warning about scam with HMRC impersonationJan
2019Fraudulent tax fraud phone callJan
2019Caller had same message contentJan
2019Warning about scam call 0300 200 3317Jan
2019Number Of Searches: 43 Number Of Comments: 24 First Seen: 02 January 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Elton(Herefordshire), Huntshaw(Devon) and Leigh Woods(Somerset).
03002003317 has 24 comments of which 14 x negative and 10 x neutral
03002003317 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003317 👆 is reported as a scam operation impersonating HMRC, using automated calls with threatening messages about alleged tax fraud and imminent arrest. Callers urge recipients to press a number, which can lead to premium-rate charges or attempts to extract personal information. Genuine HMRC correspondence never involves unsolicited phone threats or demands for immediate payment via phone. Victims commonly experience hang-ups or disconnections when questioning the call's legitimacy. Multiple similar 0300 numbers are used by scammers, exploiting the fact HMRC uses 0300 lines. Recipients are advised not to engage, avoid pressing any numbers, and report such calls to HMRC and the police. Blocking the numbers and remaining vigilant against these deceptive tactics is recommended.
Reports on phone number 03002003317
7 yearsAs soon as that robotic voice came on the line, I knew it was one of those annoying spam calls and I just hung up straight away!7 yearsGot one of those calls today, didn’t pick up obviously. This week alone, I had about three from numbers starting with 0300 200 **** - looks like the scammers have a whole bunch of these. What’s tricky is that HMRC does use 0300 numbers, so it makes it a bit believable. Still, there’s no way they would get in touch like that. Total scam, pure and simple!HMRCAbsolute Scammers7 yearsI got a phone call from the number 0300 200 3131 earlier. It was one of those recorded messages warning me about some supposed fraud case against me. The recording said I should press 1 to speak to a fraud officer handling the case, or else the police would be notified and I’d get arrested. I was pretty sure it was a scam straight away, so I didn’t press anything. I just hung up straight away and blocked the number to be safe. So far, no arrest for this fake “tax fraud” they claimed. Total scammer, avoid!8 yearsYeah, if you hit 1, you might end up paying extra without realising it’s a premium rate call.8 yearsIt's a complete rip off. Honestly, they deserve to be taken to court. Can't figure out why they’re still allowed to operate.8 yearsGot a call about taxes, they said to press 1 or something, then just cut me off. Total scam, just blocked the number.8 yearsGot a call saying there was tax fraud on my account and to press one. It said it would link me through to ask questions, but then it just cut off. All sounded like an automated scam.8 yearsGot a call with a recorded voice saying I’m gonna get a warrant for tax fraud from HMRC. The voice had a proper UK accent, sounded pretty official. When I pressed 1, some bloke with an American accent came on and said I’ll be connected shortly. Waited half a minute then hung up. Total scam. HMRC always sends letters by post, never calls like this.HMRCUK8 yearsI just had a chat with someone claiming to be from tax credits and it's definitely a scam. Really dodgy, best not to pick up the phone if they ring you.8 yearsI received an automated call claiming to be from HMRC, stating that I was involved in fraudulent activities. They insisted that if I didn’t press 1 immediately, a warrant for my arrest would be issued. Quite the scare tactic, really!HMRC8 yearsAt about 8 in the morning, I got a call from 03002003317 claiming to be from the tax department. Definitely sounds like a scam to me.8 yearsPicked up but there was silence on the other end, so I went ahead and blocked the number.8 yearsI was cut off mid-conversation when I mentioned that HMRC doesn’t ring up threatening to take me to court; they simply show up and hand over the paperwork. I'd strongly urge everyone to report any calls you receive claiming to be from HMRC, as they’ve got a dedicated team actively investigating these scams and working to apprehend the culprits.HMRC8 yearsTried calling the number 0300 200 3317 back but it says it's not a valid number.8 yearsTotal scam! They're just after your info so they can rob you blind. Stay well clear!8 yearsI got a call from someone saying I had a warrant for fraud or something and that I owed £500 immediately, plus some kind of monthly payment plan. It sounded dodgy so I just ended the call right away.8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from the tax office, said I’m under fraud investigation and told me to press 1 to talk to an adviser or 2 for other info. It all sounded like a robot, and before I could even choose, the call just ended. Feels like a scam to me.8 yearsGot a call from 03002003317 saying I was involved in some tax fraud probe and needed to press 1 or I’d be arrested soon. Didn’t buy it and ended up reporting them to the police.8 yearsI received a voicemail telling me that there's an urgent summons related to HMRC fraud. The message instructed me to press 1 if I wanted to speak to an advisor. Quite alarming, isn’t it?HMRC8 yearsJust saw a missed call and have no idea who it was from.8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC saying there's a warrant out for my arrest. Definitely a scam, don’t share any info with them!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from 03002003317 claiming there was some tax fraud linked to my vehicle. They warned that if I didn't hit 1 on my phone, I'd end up getting arrested. Definitely sounded dodgy to me.8 yearsGot a voicemail from 0300 200 3313, just like Sally Carter mentioned.Sally Carter8 yearsI just had a call from 0300 200 3317, they warned me I'd get arrested if I didn't press 1. Total scam, watch out!Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3317)
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