03002003399
☎️ 03002003399 👆 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 03002003399
- Block and hang up immediateluJan
2019Hang up, block and ignoreJan
2019Scam call threatening arrest receivedDec
2018Comment dismisses as nonsense and annoyanceDec
2018Suspects fraudulent activity or deceptionDec
2018Threatening call about arrest receivedDec
2018Unsure of the next stepsDec
2018Confused about pressing number oneDec
2018Awaiting response after pressing 1Dec
2018Warrant out for tax fraudDec
2018Received call, then hung upDec
2018Scam recording about tax fraudDec
2018Enjoys pranking others for funDec
2018Scam call pretending to be HMRCDec
2018Warning: Scam alert, avoid interactionDec
2018Automated scam message, hang upDec
2018Debt collection scam, report numberDec
2018Scam call threatening arrest, ignoredDec
2018Concerned about potential phone chargesDec
2018Ignore, block unidentified incoming callDec
2018Skeptical and cautious about scamDec
2018Fake HMRC officer phone callDec
2018Ignore and let bad mistakesDec
2018Scam call pretending to be HMRCDec
2018Tax fraud scam phone callDec
2018Scam warning: ignore their callsDec
2018Scam recorded call posing as HMRCDec
2018Number Of Searches: 101 Number Of Comments: 26 First Seen: 04 December 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Braunton(Devon), Eglwyswrw(Pembrokeshire), Huntingtower(Perth and Kinross), Llanasa(Flintshire) and Westcroft(Staffordshire).
03002003399 has 26 comments of which 16 x negative and 10 x neutral
03002003399 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003399 👆 is reported as a persistent and aggressive scam targeting individuals with automated calls falsely claiming to be from HMRC. Callers threaten arrest for tax evasion or fraud unless immediate payment is made, often demanding victims press a key to connect. Many users emphasise that this is a fraudulent tactic designed to intimidate and extort money, advising recipients to hang up immediately and not engage. Genuine HMRC communications come through official channels and never demand payment in this manner. It is strongly recommended to block the number, avoid pressing any buttons, and report the incident to the police or Action Fraud. Users have confirmed no adverse consequences from ignoring or hanging up on these calls.
Reports on phone number 03002003399
8 yearsJust ended the call and blocked the number straight away! Same rubbish every time!8 yearsI just blocked the number straight away and hung up, didn’t even bother talking. Zero stars from me.8 yearsTotal pain, just a load of rubbish!8 yearsSo I followed the instructions and pressed 1 like they told me, what’s gonna happen next?8 yearsAround 4 in the afternoon, I got a call from someone claiming I'd be arrested over unpaid taxes. I just laughed and told them it was total nonsense. Turns out, they were attempting to con me out of £1300. What a joke!8 yearsGot a recorded call too, claiming there's a tax fraud probe against me and if I don't hit 1, I'll be arrested soon! Just ended the call immediately!8 yearsThey rang me but ended up just hanging up straight away.8 yearsI ended the call straight away, half expecting the cops to show up any minute while I’m typing this. They were pretty slick, but I’m not easily fooled. No way they’re getting a single penny off me. I’m super cautious too and always double-check those cash machines!8 yearsSeriously, just block it - don’t press 1 or anything, just ignore them. Don’t let those idiots get the better of you!8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC...HMRC8 yearsTotal scam, avoid pressing 1 at all costs!8 yearsApparently, there's a warrant issued for my arrest related to some tax fraud or something like that. Weird, because I didn't get any warning before.8 yearsGot an automated scam call about Hmre, just the usual rubbish. Best thing I did was hang up straight away!HMRC8 yearsI got a call from this number and I hit 1 during the call - now I’m worried if I’ll be hit with loads of unexpected fees on my phone bill?8 yearsI pressed 1 like they told me to do, but what’s supposed to happen next?8 yearsThey claimed I owe £2,000 and that there's a warrant to arrest me. What a total load of rubbish! I checked with the police, and no warrant exists. Just ignore those calls! I've already reported the number to the police and Action Fraud. If you want to report them too, the Action Fraud contact is 0300 123 2040. Stay safe!8 yearsDefinitely worth messing with them a bit, makes it more enjoyable! I always enjoy chucking a bit of my time back at them, haha.8 yearsI went ahead and hit 1, what should I expect next?8 yearsTried calling back but no response. Definitely put this one on your block list!8 yearsThis is definitely a scam. You get a robotic message claiming to be from HMRC, but it’s totally fake! Whatever you do, don’t ring them back or press any buttons, especially “1.” And if you do find yourself talking to them, never say “Yes” out loud - they record that and might twist it to say you agreed to something. They threaten to arrest you, but it’s all a load of rubbish. If you know how, please report this number to the ICO. They’re using an 0300 code to make it seem legit but it’s not. These fraudsters should be caught and punished.HMRCInformation Commissioner ’ s OfficeICO8 yearsJust got a voicemail from these lot saying I’m getting arrested or something, but I didn't even pick up and quickly blocked the number. Seriously, what’s going on?!Blimey8 yearsBEWARE OF THIS FRAUD - never pick up, never hit 1, and definitely don't phone them back! No trouble will come your way if you just ignore their creepy threats. They act like they’re from HMRC and try to scare you with threats about arrest over bogus tax debts unless you pay straight away. It’s all a nasty trick by ruthless scammers trying to frighten people, especially older folks, into handing over cash. They’ve already duped quite a few vulnerable people, so stay safe and hang up!DOHMRC8 yearsI got a message from a recorded voice pretending to be from HMRC saying there's tax fraud linked to me. It told me to press 1 to speak to a fraud investigator. Definitely a scam, and a risky one at that.HMRC8 yearsI got a call claiming I owed money to HMRC and they told me to press 1 or I'd be arrested soon. Total scam, obviously. I just hung up straight away and didn’t press anything.HMRC8 yearsGot a recorded call saying I was being looked into for tax dodging and to hit 1 or else I’d get a warrant. I ended the call straight away and rang the tax department directly. They told me it was a scam and said they never call from private numbers - they always send official letters if there's an issue. So yeah, don’t press 1, just hang up and check with the tax office yourself.8 yearsThis is totally a con - they say they're from HMRC and use that terrifying "pay up now or we'll come after you" threat. They even try to sweeten it by saying you can get a discount if you pay immediately. That’s not how HMRC operates at all. Honestly, just end the call and don’t engage with them.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3399)
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