03002003370
TimeLine☎️ 03002003370 👆 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 03002003370
- Ignore new tax scam threatsJul
2019Automated fraud call, HMRC concernDec
2018inappropriate and frustrating behavior towards someoneDec
2018Scammed over false HMRC callDec
2018Scammers threaten arrest for moneyDec
2018Scared of tax fraud scamDec
2018Called by HMRC for fraudDec
2018Scam alert: debt tax coercionDec
2018Elderly mother-in-law pranked HMRC scammerDec
2018Urgent warning about possible fraudDec
2018Beware of fraudulent inland revenue callDec
2018Identifying spam calls by numberDec
2018Ignoring automated call; system blockedDec
2018Warning about fraudulent loan callsDec
2018Suspected scam from "inland revenue."Dec
2018Ignore phony HMRC fraud claimsDec
2018Customer service call was disconnectedDec
2018Suspicious call for tax fraudDec
2018Warning about fraudulent HMRC callsDec
2018Scam call from supposed HMRCDec
2018Missed call, no response afterDec
2018Warning about potential phone scamDec
2018Reported two missed in-meeting callsDec
2018Ignore robotic fraud message, don't press 1Dec
2018Received fake call from IRSDec
2018Shout "Fre" at top volumeDec
2018Possible scam call from Inland RevenueDec
2018Number Of Searches: 201 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 30 November 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Minworth(West Midlands) and South Mundham(West Sussex).
03002003370 has 25 comments of which 22 x negative and 3 x neutral
03002003370 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003370 👆 is reported as a highly persistent scam impersonating HMRC, using automated calls claiming fraud cases and threats of immediate arrest for unpaid taxes. Call recipients are urged to press a key, often leading to disconnection or suspicious follow-ups. Many describe feelings of fear and confusion, especially vulnerable individuals, yet HMRC confirms they do not request instant cash payments or threaten arrest by phone. The calls often involve aggressive tactics and fake emails, but there is no genuine legal action behind them. Experts advise ignoring such calls, never pressing buttons, and reporting incidents to HMRC and the police. Blocking the numbers and staying informed is essential, as these calls are purely fraudulent and designed to intimidate and extract money.
Reports on phone number 03002003370
7 yearsDon’t pay any attention to these calls. It’s just another scam where they try to scare you saying you owe HMRC loads of money and threaten with jail. Total nonsense!HMRC8 yearsMy partner got a call from 0300200330 with some robotic voice saying there was a fraud investigation on him. They told him to pick an option and he hit 1, then the call cut off straight away. He was proper stressed since he’d had some problems with texts before this year, but HMRC checked and said they never made that call or anything.HMRC8 yearsBeware, H.M.R.C. never sends out recorded voice mails like that. It's definitely a scam!H. M. R. C.8 yearsI got a recorded message claiming to be from the Inland Revenue, something about fraud on my account. They wanted me to press some numbers to get more details. I hung up straight away. Is this a scam?HM RevenueCustoms8 yearsGot a call from 03002003370 claiming I owed £2000 in back taxes, then received an email from [email protected]. Totally a scam. Rang them straight away to check and they told me they’d never ask for cash payments. Don’t fall for threats about getting arrested or having a criminal case opened against you - just ignore it.8 yearsGot a call supposedly from HMRC accusing me of fraud, something about five criminal charges. They said I’d be thrown in jail right away unless I paid up within 45 minutes. Pretty scary stuff!HMRC8 yearsI got a call from 03002003370 claiming to be HMRC, saying there's some fraud going on with my name. I nearly freaked out and hit 1 straight away. I told them I’m retired and nearly 72 years old, then they just cut me off. I tried ringing back but couldn’t get through.HMRC8 yearsI was proper shook when I got a call saying there’s an arrest warrant out for me over tax fraud - my heart skipped a beat. I quickly Googled 'HMRC tax fraud scam' and found out it was dodgy, then came across this site and chose to hang up right away. I had been in touch with HMRC just last week, so it didn’t seem fishy at first. I’ve now flagged it with both HMRC and the police.HMRC8 yearsGot a call claiming it was HMRC saying I was involved in tax fraud and to press 1 to speak to them or I'd be arrested soon. I didn’t press anything, obviously. Bit of a side note, but I reckon real HMRC wouldn’t say “get arrested” like that - sounds off to me.HMRC8 yearsNext time, just yell 'fre' as loud as you can!8 yearsI got a call and when I picked up, there was nothing but silence. Tried ringing them back about five times but every time it was just dead, never even a ring.8 yearsI rang my 86-year-old mother-in-law and she just hit one on the phone. When the caller said they were from the HMRC fraud department, she told them she was too old to be paying any taxes!HMRC8 yearsClaimed to be from HMRC about some fraud stuff. I'd say just don't answer, probably a scam.HMRC Fraud8 yearsGot a call from 03002003370 and when I picked up, some automated voice said it was HMRC about tax fraud and asked me to press 1. I went ahead and did as asked, but then the line just went dead. Now I’m wondering what I’ve actually gotten myself into by pressing that button?HMRC8 yearsGot a call from 03002003370 just now, some robotic voice saying I had fraud issues with the tax office. Totally fake scam but I can see how folks could get fooled or worried. Makes me wonder why these con artists aren’t caught yet, seems like it should be simple to track them down nowadays.8 yearsBeware of calls from 0300 200 3370, they claim to be from the Inland Revenue but that’s not true. It’s just some sort of code number used to ring random people. These calls are usually about loans or something dodgy. Stay cautious, everyone!Inland Revenue8 yearsThey rang me a couple of times back-to-back while I was in a meeting. I didn’t pick up, which I’m really pleased about. I’ve emailed HMRC to let them know about it. Really not sure what that was about.HMRC8 yearsgot a call from an automated voice saying it was the tax office. they told me there's some fraud case against me and to hit 1 to sort it out. they warned that if I don't press 1, they'd send a warrant to arrest me. total scam, don’t press anything!8 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3370 today, but I usually don't pick up unless I recognise the number. You can usually tell spam or junk just by the digits they call from.8 yearsBeware of these deceitful fraudsters impersonating HMRC! They’re making outrageous threats of imminent arrest for fictitious tax debts, demanding instant payment! If you receive such a call, best not to answer - and if you’ve already engaged, simply hang up without pressing any buttons. And if you find an alarming voicemail waiting for you, resist the urge to return the call. Rest assured, there are no legal repercussions, no arrest warrants in existence - these crooks are merely attempting to intimidate you into parting with your hard-earned cash. Stay vigilant and do not let them intimidate you!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from some scammer pretending to be from the tax fraud division or something! Honestly, I’m sure HMRC uses way smarter methods than just sending out dodgy recorded messages. Feels like a total joke.HMRC8 yearsI picked up but there was complete silence on the other end, then the call ended after just a few seconds. I've blocked the number now.8 yearsI'm shocked that folks actually hit number one. Bet they end up getting charged for it. Total scam. Best to not answer at all.8 yearsI let the phone ring before picking up, but all I got was silence. What a pointless automated system. I've blocked the number now.8 yearsGot a call where they told me to hit 1, so I mashed it like five times. Then this weird voice, with an accent, said her name was Christen from the inland revenue or something. Made me suspicious straight away.Inland RevenueSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3370)
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