03002003330
☎️ 03002003330 👆 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 03002003330
- Suspicious automated message about taxOct
2019HMRC scammers spoofing numbers, report allSep
2019HMRC scam call, press 1Sep
2019Possible official number, beware scamsJul
2019Warning about repetitive scam callsDec
2018Suspicious call from fake HMRCDec
2018Caller claiming to be scammerDec
2018Received fraudulent robocall from IRSDec
2018Warning about HMRC phone scammersDec
2018Beware of HMRC fraud callsDec
2018Sounded like pre-recorded scam callDec
2018Spoofing tactic used for scamDec
2018Received calls from potential scamDec
2018Official HMRC contact number providedDec
2018HMRC tax office phone legitDec
2018HMRC investigating potential tax fraudDec
2018Presumed scam or fakeDec
2018Fraud call in aggressive toneDec
2018Caller impersonates HMRC with threatsDec
2018Scammed by fake HMRC callNov
2018Fraudulent call from fake HMRCNov
2018Beware of fraudulent HMRC callsNov
2018Beware of fake HMRC contactsNov
2018Requested phone call recording, possibly scamNov
2018Concern about fraudulent HMRC callsNov
2018Accent revealed scam call, blocked numberNov
2018Call from scam American voiceNov
2018User provided a numerical sequenceNov
2018Thought was return call, scammerNov
2018Unknown number, identified as spamNov
2018Anger towards fraudulent scamming commentsNov
2018Warning about potential scammer botNov
2018Ignore fake HMRC phone callsNov
2018Fraudulent robotic call warning tax fraudNov
2018Warning about HMRC scam callsNov
2018Warning about potentially dangerous phone numberNov
2018Police officer help with taxesNov
2018Warning about fraudulent scam callNov
2018Same complaint as others: scammersNov
2018Accusation: plagiarism, scamming, dishonest behaviorNov
2018Fake call from "HMRC" scamNov
2018Phone number scam similar to HMRCNov
2018Warning about bogus HMRC callNov
2018False statement about HMRC impersonationNov
2018Reported scam impersonating HMRC taxNov
2018User warns about fake HMRCNov
2018Number called, glad didn't answerNov
2018Ignored call from unknown numberNov
2018Caller claiming to be HMRCNov
2018Suspicious call warning HMRC phishingNov
2018Phone scam threat of arrestNov
2018Received scam call purports taxNov
2018Tax evasion scam phone call hilarityNov
2018Warning of impending HMRC arrestNov
2018Beware of fake HMRC callsNov
2018Suspicion of fraudulent activity expressedNov
2018Reported tax scam and consequencesNov
2018Scam call, hang upNov
2018Unanswered call hung up promptlyNov
2018Suspicious call claiming to be HMRCNov
2018Caller didn't answer, might be suspiciousNov
2018Number Of Searches: 487 Number Of Comments: 60 First Seen: 23 November 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Abergavenny (Y Fenni)(Monmouthshire), Allt Caol-rain(Argyll and Bute), Coal Bank(Durham), Newton(Cumbria) and Norton Subcourse(Norfolk).
03002003330 has 60 comments of which 50 x negative and 8 x neutral and 2 x positive
03002003330 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003330 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated calls with an American or robotic accent, falsely claiming to be from HMRC about tax fraud investigations or imminent arrest warrants. Callers often demand pressing 1 to speak to an advisor and may use genuine HMRC numbers, likely spoofed, causing confusion. HMRC itself does not make such threatening calls and typically communicates by letter. Multiple users experienced repeated calls from similar numbers, and many confirmed these as scams after contacting official HMRC lines. The calls cause alarm, especially among the elderly, and feature aggressive, deceptive tactics including fake case officers and urgent demands for personal details. Reporting these incidents is common, alongside warnings not to engage with the callers.
Reports on phone number 03002003330
7 yearsGot a call from 03002003330 with some robotic American guy saying I’m under investigation for tax fraud. I’ve always been PAYE, never had any issues. Didn’t wait for the full message and just hung up. If there was real trouble, I’m sure HMRC would send me a letter, not some dodgy recorded phone call.PAYEHMRC7 yearsI assumed HMRC had sorted out the issue with scammers pretending to be them, but clearly that’s not the case! EVERY scam call needs to be reported to 'Action Fraud'. The police document all reports of phone, text and email scams and will do what they can about it. Don’t just ignore it or hope someone else will report it. The only way to get a real picture of how bad this problem is, is if everyone reports every scam attempt. And make sure you post about it here too, so others can be warned.HMRC7 yearsGot a recorded call claiming it was from HMRC, saying there'd been some fraud with my details and that I needed to press 1. I hung up right away. Having worked at HMRC before, I know they’d never handle things like that. Plus, they don’t even have my mobile! No doubt it's a scam, so steer well clear of it.HM Revenue and CustomsHMRC7 yearsI've heard it's possible that this really is a legit HMRC number, but lately some folks have been faking numbers like that. HMRC definitely wouldn't call and leave a voicemail saying you're gonna get arrested.HMRC8 yearsI've gotten around seven calls like this in the last few weeks, all from like three different phone numbers that seem to be real HMRC ones. It's definitely a recorded message. Can't really see how anyone could fall for it since it's so obviously a scam, but I guess some people do, otherwise they wouldn't keep doing it.8 yearsHonestly, this definitely isn’t from HMRC - someone’s clearly hacked their phone system. They’ve rang me about five times now! If it was HMRC, they’d send a letter, not just ring you up out of the blue.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from 03002003348, some bloke with an American accent claiming to be from HMRC. He told me to press 1, so I did, but then the line just cut off.HMRC8 yearsI got a call from a guy with an American accent, but it was a recorded message. He kept saying something about tax fraud happening in my name, even though he never actually said my name. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.8 yearsGot a robocall pretending to be from HMRC. I rang HMRC using the phone number on their official .gov site and they told me it was a scam. Just hang up and make sure you report it at https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/HMRC8 yearsA robotic guy with an American accent rang me saying there was a warrant out for my arrest because of tax fraud. He told me to press 1 to talk to an officer. I hung up straight away but out of curiosity, looked up the number and it turned out to be an actual number for the tax office. How does that even make sense???8 yearsDon’t share any of your info, they’re using the same number but I rang HMRC myself and they said it’s a scam.HMRC8 yearsGot a ring from this number, sounded like some robocall with an American voice claiming they were from the tax office. They told me there’d been some dodgy activity on my account and if I didn’t press one to talk to an advisor, they’d send a warrant out for my arrest. I just didn’t bother and ended the call straight away.8 yearsI got calls from a few separate numbers recently but didn’t pick up and have blocked each one now. When I looked up these numbers online, they did say HMRC, but I’ve been PAYE for more than 30 years, so there’s no way I owe or am owed anything. One call even mentioned working tax credit which doesn’t apply to me at all. Usually, HMRC sends letters through the post if there’s something important. If you think a call might be legit, just hang up and ring HMRC on their official number yourself. These calls are from hacked numbers and are definitely just scams.HMRCPAYE8 yearsGot a call from HMRC saying they're looking into me for tax fraud - bit worrying, not sure what to make of it.HMRC8 yearsNever said a word, but I'm pretty sure it was some sort of scam or a dodgy call.8 yearsHey, just wanted to say this number is legit - it’s really HMRC calling, not some dodgy scam.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone with an American accent claiming to be from HMRC, said I had an arrest warrant waiting. Total scam for sure.HMRC8 yearsNo, that’s not right. The real number for HMRC is 0300 200 3300.HMRC8 yearsI got a call from someone with a really harsh Asian accent, yelling at me about where I was and threatening to arrest me for some sort of fraud mix-up. I told him I was actually in New Zealand and that I’d just sorted my taxes for January, but he wasn’t having any of it. He accused me of lying and claimed they already knew I was in the UK and were tracing my call. Now apparently, they’re coming to pick me up and put me in custody in 20 minutes!! But seriously, I’m all the way over in New Zealand!New ZealandUK8 yearsI got a call from this number and it honestly terrified me. They claimed I had debts with HMRC and threatened that I’d be going to jail soon. When I tried calling them back on the same number, it just wouldn’t connect.HMRC8 yearsI've been getting these annoying automated calls from supposed HMRC people, but it's obviously a scam. It's really concerning how they even got hold of my info in the first place. These robocalls just won't stop.HMRC8 yearsFunny how someone claiming to be from HMRC had a yank accent! Nearly fell for it but got suspicious and refused to press 1. That number? Blocked straight away. Can't trust these scam calls at all.HMRC8 yearsI picked up this call and recognized the American accent straight away. At first, I was a bit nervous but then got proper mad. I told my elderly dad about it and he said, “What if I’d actually pressed 1?” That thought really worries me. These scammers are the lowest of the low.8 yearsGot a call from someone who said they were from HMRC, said if I didn't press 1 I'd get arrested!! Proper freaked me out.HMRC8 yearsI got a call from 03002003327, and the bloke on the line had one of those robotic American voices. He told me to press 1, otherwise there’d be an arrest warrant out for me due to unpaid taxes. I reluctantly pressed 1, and then I was put through to a woman with an Indian accent who claimed to be an HMRC Case Officer. She mentioned their office was on 130 Westminster Road or something like that. When she asked me to verify my details, I was hesitant and asked her to say who she wanted to speak to first, since she was the one who called me.HMRCWestminster Road8 yearsGot a dodgy call from an automated American voice saying if I didn’t hit 1, I’d be arrested for not paying tax. Total scam.8 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, but it was definitely a scam so don’t pick up if you see their number!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they're with HMRC, threatening arrest and warning about a "warrant" unless I hit 1. The voice was this weird, robotic American accent - totally fishy, felt dodgy all the way through.HMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail from some bloke with an American accent saying he was from HMRC, said I’d be arrested if I didn’t hit 1. I missed the call but they left their number - 0300 200 3300, which is supposed to be HMRC’s. Seems dodgy to me!HMRC8 yearsMe too, it was a guy called Jay. I just dropped the call right away.Jay8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC saying I was involved in tax fraud. They said if I didn’t hit 1, they’d send a warrant and I'd get arrested soon. Made me laugh so hard, honestly, what a joke! HAHAHAHAHA!HMRCHAHA8 yearsI didn’t pick up because I didn’t know the number, but judging by what others are saying, sounds like it’s trouble.8 yearsi had a similar call, so told them to ring me back on my other phone that records calls. i fired quite a few questions at them and they gave me a case number at first, but as soon as i asked for it again, they just cut me off. seems like a scam to me, or at least i hope so cause i was proper nervous.8 yearsScam alert!8 yearsComplete idiot calling, acting like they're from the tax office.HMRC8 yearsMy phone just rang from 0300 200 3330 and I didn’t pick up since I didn’t know it. After seeing what people are saying here, I’m happy I ignored it!8 yearsSays you'll be getting arrested by HMRC, like it's some sort of big deal. Quite something.HMRC8 yearsGot a call saying it was HM Revenue and Customs, threatening arrest if I didn’t hit 1. The number they used was 0300 200 3300, same as the real HMRC. I didn’t answer but they left a voicemail, which seemed odd.HMRC8 yearsTotally a scam, mate. They’re using a number that looks almost exactly like the real HMRC hotline but it’s fake. Watch out!HMRC8 yearsReceived a call from 03002000333 just now, definitely best to ignore it - feel like it's a scam or something dodgy.8 yearsGot a call from this number saying I was gonna get arrested if I didn’t hit 1. Didn’t wait around, just dropped the call straight away!8 yearsSomebody called saying they were from HMRC, saying there was tax fraud linked to me and told me to press 1. I hung up straight away cos it sounded fishy.HMRC8 yearsHow on earth did someone leave a green comment here?! These lot are scammers, NOT HMRC, that’s for sure. I’ll never understand how they manage to sleep at night, it’s just lies and deceit all the way, proper con artists. Hopefully Karma catches up with them soon - what you put out into the world always comes back!HMRC8 yearsI picked up thinking someone was getting back to me. After a bit of silence, the line just dropped. Pretty sure it was one of those scammers who dials loads of phones and sticks with whoever picks up first.8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from HMRC, saying I owed them money that was overdue. Total scam, be careful folks!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from some automated voice claiming there was fraud linked to me, said it was HM Customs or something like that. It cut off right after, so I just blocked the number.HM Customs8 yearsGot some idiot named Jason Harris ringing me up, threatening arrest in under an hour unless I pay up. I rang the genuine HMRC and they told me to get in touch with the police at 03001232040 because it’s a con.Jason HarrisHMRC8 yearsJust like a lot of others here have said, these are definitely scams.8 yearsI didn’t answer, but pretty sure it was something dodgy.8 yearsGot this awful call from a number almost identical to HMRC’s. I looked through all their official sites and couldn’t find anything matching this. It’s definitely a scam trying to make you think there’s fraud happening with your name. Seriously, best to avoid talking to them if you can.HMRC8 yearsSaid they were from HmRC but didn’t sound right, just ended the call.HMRC8 yearsJust a heads up, if you get a call from 03002003330 saying they're from HMRC, don’t pick up! HMRC never phones you, or sends texts or emails - all official stuff comes through letters only. It’s definitely a scam, so best to ignore it. Hope this info saves someone from getting caught out!HMRC8 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be from HMRC saying I had an unpaid bill. Total scam, watch out!HMRC8 yearsYet another automated scam call tryna freak people out and trick them into handing over cash. Stay well clear of these con artists!8 yearsHad a really nice cop who guided me through sorting out my tax payment.8 yearsScammer alert!8 yearsCalled me two times but cut off the call as soon as I picked up.8 yearsJust got a call like that too!! They claimed I owed nearly £900 for tax dodging and threatened to arrest me. I'm actually off sick right now! I told them they were talking rubbish! They said the call was being recorded, I just told them it was complete nonsense and hung up! The guy said his name was John Smith, but he had a thick Asian accent - seriously, John Smith? Hilarious!John Smith8 yearsScam alert! This person was acting like they were from HMRC but it was a complete con. Stay careful!ScammerHMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from HMRC, threatening me with arrest if I didn’t press 1. I ended the call straight away because it felt like a scam.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3330)
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