03002003367
TimeLine☎️ 03002003367 👆 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 03002003367
- Upset about lack of communicationOct
2019Warning about HRMC scam callsFeb
2019Alerted to potential fraudulent activityDec
2018Missed suspicious call, likely scamDec
2018Credit card details stolen, threatenedDec
2018Scam call warning: warrant for arrestDec
2018Received tax fraud phone callDec
2018Avoided potential scam phone callDec
2018Warning of potential scam activityDec
2018Scam call impersonating tax officeDec
2018Scam call regarding tax invasionDec
2018The user provided a phone numberDec
2018Caller confirmed name; potential scamDec
2018Phone scam from fake HMRCDec
2018Ignored suspicious HRMC tax callDec
2018Received scam call, do not press 1Dec
2018Scam call from fake HMRCDec
2018Unknown caller, blocked after hanging upDec
2018Comment mentions "HM Revenue."Dec
2018Believes recorded message was a scamDec
2018Number Of Searches: 136 Number Of Comments: 18 First Seen: 04 December 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Abhainn a Ghleann Duirch(Argyll and Bute), Denchworth(Oxfordshire) and St Pancras(Greater London).
03002003367 has 18 comments of which 15 x negative and 3 x neutral
03002003367 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003367 👆 is reported as a scam targeting people with fake calls pretending to be from HMRC or Inland Revenue, warning about arrest warrants for tax fraud. Callers sometimes use automated messages and even confirm personal names after pressing buttons, causing fear and confusion. Victims report being threatened with frozen bank accounts and legal action, while some say the scammers demand personal or card details. Recipients consistently emphasise that genuine authorities don’t insist on pressing numbers or communicate this way. Many comments note calls coming from similar UK numbers, with the call often ending abruptly after interaction. Overall, it’s viewed as a persistent and stressful fraud campaign causing distress among recipients.
Reports on phone number 03002003367
7 yearsWhat a total scam! I told the woman on the phone I never got any email or letter, and then she just hung up on me!8 yearsThey kept ringin me the past few days, changeing the numbers a bit each time. They claimed to be from HRMC and said I had a warrant for my arrest. Totally a scam, dont fall for it!HMRC8 yearsDodgy call for sure - watch out!8 yearsI got a call but couldn’t answer it, and there wasn’t any voicemail left. When I tried calling back, the line got cut off or I heard a message saying something about HMRC contacting me???? From what I know, HMRC don’t ring you up - they always send letters if you owe anything. So yeah, I figured it’s a scam.HMRC8 yearsI got a call from someone saying I was under investigation for tax fraud, telling me to press 1. Then the bloke with an Indian accent actually knew my name, which really unsettled me since I’ve been dealing with a lot lately. The call cut off suddenly though. I decided to ring HMRC myself, and they told me to report the call to their fraud hotline at 03001232040.HMRC8 yearsJust got a robo call from 03002003367 claiming to be the Inland Revenue and threatening me with arrest. Total scam, but it’s pretty distressing for anyone who might be more vulnerable. They really cause a lot of needless panic with stuff like this.Inland Revenue8 yearsI press 1 and suddenly they already knew my name before I said anything, which seemed really dodgy to me. I’m sure it’s some kind of scam because I ain’t done anything wrong! They even told me my bank account’s going to be frozen starting today and that there’s a warrant out for me over tax evasion or something ridiculous like that. What a bunch of rubbish!8 yearsI got a call from a robot voice telling me I had a warrant for arrest because of tax issues. I knew straight away it was dodgy, especially after checking out these comments which confirm it's all a scam.8 yearsI'm in a right mess now, they got hold of my credit card info and started threatening me. Feeling really stuck.8 yearsI answered but they just went quiet, so I’ve blocked the number now. No clue who it was.8 yearsGot a call saying there’s a fraud case against me with HMRC, asked me to press 1 or I’d get a warrant out for my arrest right away. I pressed 1 just to see what was happening then the line went dead. Tried calling HMRC back but the waiting time is ages. Will update once I actually manage to speak to someone there.HMRC8 years0300 200 3367 called me and the weirdest thing was they actually said my name after I hit 1! Then they started going on about some warrant for my arrest and how my bank stuff would get frozen for tax evasion and fraud. Honestly, I've done nothing wrong, so if they wanna come get me, be my guest! Such muppets! Definitely DO NOT press 1, bet we get charged for answering anyway!8 yearsI got a call from this number saying they were from HM CUSTOMS and told me to press 1. Dont do it! HM Customs would never ask for that, it's a scam!HM CustomsHM8 yearsTotal con artists, seriously! Don’t push any buttons if they call you. Fingers crossed they get nabbed and thrown in jail soon.8 yearsLooks like they’re making their calls again, cause I had a ring just now. Didn’t pick up, figured I’d see if they’d leave a voicemail. Took a quick peek at the number here and, surprise surprise... it’s a scam.8 yearsThis has got to be a scam. I got a voicemail claiming to be from the tax office saying I had been messing about with VAT. Then they told me to press 1 on my phone. What a load of nonsense! The tax office wouldn’t leave you a recorded message like that if you were dodging the system.8 yearsSome bloke calling from what he said was HRMC had a really thick Indian accent. When I refused to give my postcode or any details, he warned me the police would get involved and I'd have to face the consequences. I even asked for his employee ID but he just said he was an Officer. Definitely a scam, don't waste your time with them.HMRC8 yearsThey claimed to be from HMRC about taxes, but I just hung up straight away. They wouldn't be getting in touch with you using some robo call like that, no way.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3367)
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