03002003358
☎️ 03002003358 👆 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 03002003358
- Fake tax call and scamNov
2019Encouraging and supportive response givenApr
2019Expresses frustration with potential scamDec
2018Alert of HMRC scam callsDec
2018Received scam call from numberDec
2018Block all unknown phone numbersDec
2018Warning: Likely scam phone callDec
2018Warning about HMRC scam callDec
2018HMRC scam call, advising cautionDec
2018Dismissing scam call with angerDec
2018Received fraudulent call from HMRCDec
2018Scam call impersonating HMRC authoritiesDec
2018Fraudulent phone call scam warningDec
2018Beware of scam phone numberDec
2018Questioning law enforcement practices and effectivenessDec
2018Agree with others, condemn phone companiesDec
2018Warning about fraudulent HMRC customer serviceDec
2018Voice message about tax fraud. ReportedDec
2018Accusation of fraud by someoneDec
2018Suspicious phone call from HMRCDec
2018Warning: Potential scam, don't answerDec
2018Reported fraudulent tax scam phone callDec
2018Suspicious phone call asking for vouchersDec
2018Possible scam, ignore and reportDec
2018Automated call claiming to be IRSDec
2018HMRC investigation, call cut offDec
2018Frustrated with long police holdDec
2018Warning about potential home scamDec
2018Scam alert: HMRC arrest threatDec
2018Suspicious automated message threatening arrestDec
2018Number provided for unknown purposeDec
2018Warning about potential phone scamDec
2018Implying possible arrest for scamDec
2018Number Of Searches: 306 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 30 November 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Braeside(Aberdeenshire), Gainford(Durham) and Kidbrooke(Greater London).
03002003358 has 31 comments of which 29 x negative and 2 x neutral
03002003358 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003358 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated calls claiming to be from HMRC, warning of imminent arrest for alleged tax fraud unless immediate payment is made. Callers often use American accents and threatening language, instructing recipients to press buttons, which should be avoided. The number does not leave voicemails and may be connected to fraudulent websites soliciting costly callbacks. Many victims have recognised the calls as fake, reported them to authorities, and blocked the number. Genuine HMRC communications never use aggressive threats or demand immediate payment by phone. Users are strongly advised to hang up immediately, refrain from sharing personal or financial details, and report suspicious calls to HMRC or the police to protect themselves from fraud.
Reports on phone number 03002003358
7 yearsThis number, 0300200335, rang me up claiming to be from HRMC. They said if I didn’t sort out some money they said I owed, I’d be arrested in a matter of hours. They even tried to sound legit by giving me the phone number for my nearby police station! The accent was definitely not proper English, if you ask me. Just a heads up, don’t hand over any bank details or send them cash, it’s definitely a scam.HMRC7 yearsYep, me too! I just replied, “Bring it on! :D”8 yearsGot a call from this number just now, and I was already aware of it because they’d tried phoning me from another 0300 number last week which I blocked straight away. I sent it to voicemail straight away but no voicemail was left, as I suspected. Another scammer added to my ever-growing blocked list!8 yearsI never pick up calls from numbers I don’t recognise, and 03002003358 was one of those. They didn’t bother to leave any voicemail either. I decided to check the number here, and it’s on my BLOCKED list now, which is where all strange numbers end up!8 yearsI received a rather alarming call from an automated voice, complete with an American accent, claiming to be HMRC. They insisted that my account was under investigation for tax fraud and warned that if I didn’t press 1 straight away to speak with a representative, a warrant would be issued against me. It certainly gave me a bit of a fright initially, but upon reflection, it’s clearly a scam; HMRC would never reach out like this, nor would they alert you to a fraud probe in such a manner. I doubt they’d even use automated messages for such serious matters. This number is definitely dodgy.HMRC8 yearsAnother scam call! Honestly, why doesn’t BT take any action about this? It’s getting so annoying.British Telecom8 yearsGot a automated call from someone claiming I'm about to be arrested by HMRC for fraud. Don’t press any buttons if you get it, just hang up and block the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from 03002003358 with some robotic voice claiming HMRC was looking into me. Before I could say anything, the call just dropped! Total scam, don’t press anything but hang up straight away. Stay careful, folks.8 yearsJust got a call from 03002003358, some robotic voice claiming HMRC was looking into me, and then the line just dropped! Sounds like a total scam to me. Don’t even think about pressing any key except to hang up. Stay careful everyone!HMRC8 yearsGot some muppet on the phone saying I’m going to be arrested for dodging tax or something. Told him to get lost, quick sharp!8 yearsSo, I got a call from this number where someone pretended to be a cop looking into a tax fraud issue with my name. They were really intimidating, saying the police would show up at my house in 30 minutes unless I paid straight away on the phone. When I said it sounded like a scam, they just cut me off and then rang me back right away from +999, telling me to go to the nearest police station. I've alerted the authorities about it now. Honestly, just hang up if you get a call like this!AWAY8 yearsGot a call from 0300200335 saying they were from HMRC and they started threatening me. Felt really dodgy.HMRC8 yearsHow come this is still going on? What’s happened to the police these days???8 yearsDon't pick up if you see 03002003358, it’s definitely a scam.8 yearsLike others have said already, it's just mad these phone firms let these numbers keep working, especially when they're raking it in from all the calls! Proper bad behaviour if you ask me.8 yearsgot a call from hmrc saying they're looking into me, so i pressed 1 to respond and then the line just went dead.HMRC8 yearsI tried reporting to the police twice but ended up on hold forever, which was really frustrating. It could easily annoy folks who aren’t as tough about these things. They hung up on me straight away, so I won’t be bothering to answer their calls again.8 yearsGot a call earlier from someone claiming to be from HMRE, but I'm pretty sure it was a scam.HMRC8 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, threatening me with arrest if I didn’t hit 1. Total scam, don’t fall for it!HM RevenueCustoms8 yearsI got a dodgy robotic message from a number listed as hmrc0300 200 3358 saying I'd be arrested unless I hit 1. Total scam, don't fall for it!HMRC8 yearsJust got a call from some robot voice claiming I was under investigation for tax fraud. I ended the call straight away and made sure to tell HMRC about it. Watch out for these scams!HMRC8 yearsDont pick up if you see 03002003358 calling, its a total scam. Better to just ignore the call!8 yearsGot a call from HMRC saying I’m about to get arrested, total scam obviously.8 yearsJust like loads of others, I got a call from some American sounding robot saying I’m under investigation for tax fraud and if I don’t hit 1 there’ll be an arrest warrant out for me! If it had been someone speaking proper English, I might’ve actually fallen for it. It worries me how easily some folks, especially the vulnerable, could get tricked. I sent a report to [email protected] and you probably should as well!8 yearsSomeone rang me and I decided to look up the number online. Up popped a site called “HMRC Call Connection” which suggested ringing 09037271230, charging £3.60 a minute, to contact HMRC customer support. Seems obvious they know folks will search the number if they fear they’ve been scammed. It was shown as a sponsored ad. The site is clearly designed to catch people out, with terms and conditions that cleverly stop you from taking any action against them!HMRC Call ConnectionHMRC8 yearsSCAM ALERT!!!8 yearsGot a call from some recorded voice, sounded totally like a robot reading a script. It was threatening me with arrest and some warrant if I didn’t hit 1, all that nonsense. Pretty obvious scam if you ask me.8 yearsGot the exact message like loads of others. I didn't press any buttons, just ended the call straight off. Bit worrying really since I just paid an HMRC bill this morning through bank transfer. What are the odds????? Def gonna report it to HMRC.HMRC8 yearsJust like lots of the calls I get, it was a robotic voice from the US pretending to be from hmrc, telling me to press ‘1' or face arrest. Total scam.HMRC8 yearsBeen called by them two times already! If they ring again, I’m thinking of recording the call and sharing it on Facebook. They’re asking you to grab some vouchers and meet up with someone tomorrow to hand them over. Might actually go along with it just to see what happens!Facebook8 yearsGot a call from someone with a yankee accent claiming to be from HMRC, saying I’d be arrested unless I hit 1 to get in touch. Pretty sure that button just lets them rack up loads of charges or something dodgy like that. Definitely a scam, but if you believe it, it could cost you a fortune!HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3358)
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