03002003401
☎️ 03002003401 👆 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 03002003401
- HMRC scam call with reference numberJul
2021Beware of fake HMRC callsNov
2019Fraud call asking for nameSep
2019Scam call scared elderly motherJul
2019HMRC tax fraud threat warningApr
2019False information about a scamMar
2019Dissimilar numbers impersonating HMRC warningMar
2019Comment accuses scam, alleges deceptionJan
2019Suspected fraudulent behaviorJan
2019Caution about fraudulent phone numberDec
2018Repeated scam calls, ignored adviceDec
2018Caller claimed to be policeDec
2018Tax fraud scam warning receivedDec
2018Warning about HMRC phone scamDec
2018Automated call scam for taxesDec
2018Tax fraud scam, block numberDec
2018HMRC scam, blocked their numbersDec
2018Received scam messages from HMRCDec
2018Blocked unknown number, found informationDec
2018Fraudulent HMRC automated arrest threatDec
2018Ignoring call for personal reasonsDec
2018Tax scam call, handled confidentlyDec
2018Warning against falling for scamsDec
2018Scam call threat from HMRCDec
2018Disappointment over lottery expectationsDec
2018Bad recorded voice, potential scamDec
2018Threatening scam using HMRC numberDec
2018Phone call scam igniting fearDec
2018Partner received scam call. Seek helpDec
2018Fraud alert call from HMRCDec
2018Suspicious call impersonating HMRC, avoidDec
2018Scam call, ignore and blockDec
2018Repeated calls from unknown numberDec
2018Reporting fraudulent call to policeDec
2018Scammers impersonating HMRC, ignore themDec
2018Warning about HMRC scammers pretendingDec
2018Suspicious warning with demanded informationDec
2018Tax scam call threatening arrestDec
2018Ignore fraudulent HMRC phone callsDec
2018Call ended after a pauseDec
2018Scam call with American accentDec
2018Official government contact number recommendationDec
2018Warning about fraudulent phone callDec
2018Received tax rebate & scam callozillaDec
2018Fraudulent HMRC call; avoid answeringDec
2018Persistent calls; not answering backDec
2018Doubtful of legitimacy, investigating furtherDec
2018Bogus scam call pretending as HMRCDec
2018Suspicious call from tax officeDec
2018Fake tax agency scam warningDec
2018HMRC confirmed it is scamDec
2018Ignore this threatening phone callDec
2018Warning about potential scam callDec
2018Suspicious call threatening arrest receivedDec
2018Warning about possible scam callDec
2018Annoying cold call, no responseDec
2018Questioning legitimacy of revenue callDec
2018Received suspicious tax payment callDec
2018Call threatening tax fraud arrestDec
2018Scam call, prevent bank theftDec
2018Questioning receiving a recorded messageDec
2018HMRC Helpline potentially spoofed by scammersDec
2018Confusion about tax office requirementsDec
2018Recommendations for funny prank YouTube channelsDec
2018Suspicious spam call from HMRCDec
2018Suspecting unwanted call from HMRCDec
2018Unrecognized fax, deleted email immediatelyApr
2017Fraudulent HMRC correspondence reportedApr
2017Legitimate HMRC helpline, not spamMar
2014Unrecognized charges from several numbersMar
2014Number Of Searches: 493 Number Of Comments: 67 First Seen: 20 March 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Aston Crews(Herefordshire), East Hampnett(West Sussex) and St Endellion(Cornwall).
03002003401 has 67 comments of which 45 x negative and 21 x neutral and 1 x positive
03002003401 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003401 👆 is reported as a scam number posing as HMRC, often using fake tax fraud threats and automated messages to intimidate recipients into pressing buttons or providing personal details. Callers frequently claim urgent legal action, including arrest warrants, but HMRC confirm they never initiate contact by phone in this manner. Many users warn it causes distress, particularly to vulnerable individuals, and advise blocking the number immediately. The scam is associated with cloned official numbers and overseas fraudsters, sometimes leading to inadvertent international charges if users engage. Genuine HMRC correspondence about tax matters is always by letter, not unexpected calls. Reporting incidents via official channels like HMRC’s phishing email or Action Fraud is recommended to help combat this persistent fraud.
Reports on phone number 03002003401
5 yearsSomeone rang me pretending to be from HMRC Customs about PAYE stuff and asked if the business was still operating. They gave me a name, but I told them that person wasn’t around. Then they left a callback number, which was 03002003401, and said I should mention a reference number when I ring back.HMRC CustomsPAYE7 yearsPlease exercise caution while answering calls from this phone number, as the individual on the other end may pretend to be HMRC. It is important to note that HMRC does not make phone calls.HMRC7 yearsGot a call supposedly from some office in Westminster calledHomecoming about tax fraud or something. They asked if I was Stella, I said no, then they just ended the call right away. Strange experience!WestminsterStella7 yearsMy 93-year-old mother received a call from this particular number, which caused her to become extremely frightened. The person on the other end, claiming that she would be arrested imminently, was the reason for her distress. Thankfully, she reached out to me and I promptly advised her that such claims are nonsensical, urging her to disconnect the call if they were to contact her again.7 yearsI have received a notice from HMRC regarding a potential case of tax fraud. It is crucial that I press 1 on my phone to connect with a tax officer, as failure to do so may result in my arrest by the police.HMRC7 yearsI suspect you have either fallen victim to a scam or are actively involved in one. In any case, the information you provided is incorrect. I recently had a conversation with the police about this matter. If there is a warrant out for your arrest, the police will locate and apprehend you without resorting to a last-minute warning or involving a random debt collection agency. This is an elaborate scam tactic, taking advantage of individuals who have their taxes automatically handled, making it easy for them to be blindsided by this appalling fraud. As a result, my wife, who has mild learning difficulties, was greatly distressed and fears that the police might suddenly burst into our home. It is deeply disappointing that the scammers responsible for this scheme derive satisfaction from causing such distress.7 yearsBeen getting calls from a couple of numbers, one ends in 3782 and another 3738. They all claim to be HMRC but it’s definitely not them. Just a heads up to watch out and be careful.HMRC8 yearsScam alert!8 yearsAvoid this number at all costs, it’s a big scam and definitely not trustworthy. Don’t reply or engage with it, it’s just trying to trick you.8 yearsI quickly responded with "Humberside Police," but the caller promptly ended the call abruptly.Humberside Police8 yearsGot a robo call from some supposed Hm Revenue bloke with a dodgy American accent claiming my identity's been used in fraud or summat. Told me if I didn’t hit 1 right away, I’d be arrested. I was driving and just left it ringing till it stopped. Definitely adding that number straight to the blocked list!HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsI have received calls from this number four times in the past week. During the first call, I contacted the local police station who advised me to ignore it as a scam. On the second call, I stayed silent and they hung up. In the last call, when I made a noise to indicate someone was listening, they started speaking their spiel but I abruptly burst into laughter, causing them to abruptly end the call.8 yearsI was told that I was being accused of tax fraud by a person named Eric Foster. He claimed that in order to prevent the police from taking action, I had to pay a sum of £300.Eric Foster8 yearsGot a call about tax fraud, they said I’d get busted if I don’t answer. Just blocked the number right away.8 yearsBetter not pick up when this number rings.8 yearsI chose not to pick up the phone and thought I'd look it up on here before calling back. So happy I checked! I've gone ahead and blocked the caller now. Cheers to everyone for the heads-up!8 yearsWatch out when you try calling the number back. The voice sounds just like the official HMRC one and they even say you’ve reached HMRC. But don’t trust it! They might call you two or even more times in a row. Stay safe!HMRC8 yearsI rang the number back and got messages that sounded just like the ones from the HMRC helpline. Seems pretty risky to me.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from some bloke claiming to be HMRC, saying if I didn’t hit 1 I’d be accused of fraud. Total scam, obviously. I blocked the number straight away. They even tried ringing me from another number last week, which I also blocked. That one was 0300 200 3368, just in case anyone else gets it.HMRC8 yearsI received a call today from someone claiming to be from HMRC, located at 100 Parliament Street in London. The person introduced themselves as Michael Wood. They stated that there was a tax fraud case against my name and requested me to provide my personal information, such as my name and address. I responded by rolling my eyes and questioning why, if they were indeed calling from the tax office, they didn't already have all my details on hand. In response, the caller threatened that a police officer would come and arrest me. I calmly replied, challenging them to go ahead with it. This seemed to confuse the caller, as they abruptly ended the call. I suspect that my response caught them off guard and they won't be bothering me with such calls again!HMRCParliament StreetLondonMichael Wood8 yearsGot a call from what sounded like an automated voice, saying something about HMRC and fraud using my name. It told me to press one or else they’d send a warrant and arrest me. Tried to let it run again to catch the whole thing on record, but as soon as I didn't press anything it just hung up. Proper dodgy and unpleasant call.HMRC8 yearsAwful robotic voice, definitely a con job.8 yearsI got a call from this number (0300 200 3401) and there was an automated voice saying I was involved in tax fraud. It warned me that if I didn’t hit one, they’d send a warrant for my arrest. I got really nervous and pressed one. Then some bloke came on asking me to say my name, but I didn’t want to give it, so I just hung up.8 yearsHonestly, this has to be a scam. Only someone really daft would fall for it.8 yearsMy other half got a call from someone with a weird American accent threatening legal action for supposedly fraud, and silly me gave them my date of birth but no phone number. What should we do now? Help!8 yearsBeware of dangerous fraudsters who are pretending to be calling from HMRC. They will try to deceive you by claiming that there is an arrest warrant in your name for tax fraud. Do not be alarmed if they leave a threatening voicemail with warnings of legal consequences. It is all a fabrication and should be disregarded. Avoid contacting these criminals, who are located in India, and do not engage in any conversation with them. Their goal is to exploit vulnerable individuals and extort large sums of money by instilling fear. Importantly, be mindful that pressing 1 or calling them back could result in international connection charges appearing on your phone bill. To combat this fraudulent activity, report the call via email to [email protected] or online at actionfraud.police.uk/report-phishing.HMRCIndia8 yearsSomebody called claiming to be from HMRC, asking for my personal info. I said no way, not giving them anything. Then they started threatening me with police and arrest. I just told them to go ahead and arrest me because I wanted them to send a letter instead, but they wouldn’t agree. Isn’t HMRC meant to send a letter first anyway? Then they just hung up on me. What a load of rubbish.HMRC8 yearsGot a dodgy call from a voice that sounded like one of those old 80s answering machines, all glitchy and robotic. Definitely wasn’t anyone from HMRC - they’d have a proper human on the line, not this weird computer nonsense. I’m gonna report it to the cops just to be safe.HMRC8 yearsI was under the impression that they were going to inform me about winning the lottery. How mistaken I was! What a disappointment!8 yearsI got a call from a recorded voice claiming to be HMRC warning me about some fraud linked to my name, saying if I don't press 1, a warrant for my debt would be sent out. I’m not one to usually pick up unknown numbers but since it started with 0300, I thought it might be legit. Luckily, sites like this helped me realise it was a scam. Can’t imagine what trouble would come from pressing one.HMRC8 yearsBeware! It is a fraudulent scheme. If you receive an automated phone call claiming to be from the Inland Revenue about tax fraud, it is a scam. Do not follow their instructions to press 1. Instead, disregard the call and contact your service provider immediately to request blocking of such calls. Stay vigilant and protect yourself from potential scams.Inland Revenue8 yearsGot a voicemail from someone claiming to be HMRC warning me about fraud linked to my name. They said if I didn’t hit 1, they’d issue a warrant for my debt. Normally, I ignore unknown numbers but since it began with 0300, I thought it was legit and picked up. Glad there are sites like this to help spot these scams. No way I’m pressing any buttons after that!HMRC8 yearsThis was a total scam! They told me if I didn’t hit number one, I’d be arrested. And they claimed to be from HMRC, the Inland Revenue! How is it even possible for them to spoof that number? Absolutely shocking.HMRC8 yearsA man called me threatening that I'd be arrested soon if I didn't follow his instructions. He was trying to get my bank information.8 yearsFor the past week, this number has been ringing my phone non-stop every single day.8 yearsI received a phone call from someone claiming that I owed £600 in taxes and threatened to arrest me if I didn't pay. In response, I confidently provided them with my location and challenged them to come and get me. Frustrated, the person posing as the taxman abruptly ended the call.8 yearsGot a call from some automated voice that sounded really American, talking nonsense about fraud or some claim thing. Just ended the call and put the number straight on block.8 yearsBe Warned: Don’t pick up calls from these numbers! HMRC has officially said that these numbers are being used by scammers! FYI, HMRC will never get in touch with you by phone, text, or email. If there’s any issue with your tax or credits, they will ONLY send a letter. Watch out for these cheats!!HMRC8 yearsI do my own taxes and recently got a big fat refund. This call claiming to offer some kind of rebate is a complete con. I was tempted to press a button and tell them off, but couldn't be bothered wasting time chatting with fraudsters. Honestly, I feel bad for anyone that falls for this rubbish. Proper nasty scammers. I've blocked the number already.8 yearsI got a call pretending to be from HMRC, but it was a total scam. If you press 1, you'll probably lose all your money. Be very careful!HMRC8 yearsThis has got to be some kind of scam, but I hold a serious position and I’ll be looking into it properly. Maybe they dialled the wrong number, but I’ll make sure to inform everyone once I’ve checked it out. Good luck trying to fool me, scammer.8 yearsI received a call from her today, informing me that I must pay £511 in taxes.8 yearsDuring my lunch break today, a man with an accent claimed to be from the tax office. I promptly gave him instructions on where to go and then ended the call.8 yearsGov.uk says this number is legit, so I'd definitely not just brush it off.8 yearsJust found some funny YouTube stuff like the r-files and special agent rob pryshes, they do some funny prank shows like pooping pranks and stuff. Definitely worth a look if you like silly vids!HahaRob Pryshes8 yearsI never had any prior communication with HMRC before this call. After a quick Google search, I realised it was actually HMRE and stumbled upon this forum. I’m pretty sure it’s a spammer faking the real number.HMRCGoogle8 yearsThis call was totally a scam.8 yearsThere was just quiet on the line before they suddenly hung up.8 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be HMRC saying they were going to issue a warrant for my partner. My partner doesn’t really understand English, so I knew it had to be a scam.HMRC8 yearsThis number looks like one of those public helpline contacts for HMRC, but I seriously doubt HMRC themselves would ring from it. Most likely it's scammers faking the caller ID.HMRC8 yearsPlease disregard any calls from this number, as they may be making threatening statements.8 yearsPlease be advised not to entertain calls from this particular number, as they have been involved in fraudulent activities. They falsely claim to be from HMRC.HMRC8 yearsI didn’t pick up. When I checked online, it said the number belongs to HMRC, but since I haven’t heard from them before, I’m guessing it’s one of those annoying calls.GoogleHMRC8 yearsHonestly, this call feels dodgy to me. HMRC usually don’t ring up like this out of the blue. They’d either send an official letter or get in touch personally if it was something important.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with HMRC, said to press 1 to talk to an agent. I told them HMRC don’t do calls like that and they wouldn’t be threatening warrants over the phone. Best thing is just to block the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsI will not answer because they keep calling persistently.8 yearsI find it extremely irritating when a cold caller abruptly ends the call without saying anything. It can be an incredible inconvenience.8 yearsIt was definitely some kind of automated voice, american accent, warning me that if I didn’t hit 11 I’d get arrested. Totally fishy - you press 1 and they probably drain your bank account. Classic scam!8 yearsI got a call that started with an automated voice claiming to be from HMRC, saying there was tax fraud flagged on my file and to press 1 to speak to someone about it. When I rang HMRC directly afterwards, they told me scammers have copied their number and this was definitely a fake call. HMRC said they wouldn’t ring you first about any fraud or debts - they might call about something already known, but never as the initial warning. So watch out, it’s a total con.HMRC8 yearsI rang HMRC myself to verify, and turns out it's definitely a scam.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from the tax office about supposed tax dodging. Some bloke named John Smith rang me, but his accent was so confusing I struggled to catch a word. When I refused to share any details, he threatened that there’d be an arrest warrant out for me right away. I’m just off to have a decent dinner before any of that happens, cheers!John SmithInland Revenue8 yearsI received a call from this number instructing me to press one, warning that I would be arrested shortly if I didn't comply. To be honest, I'm quite confused by all of it.8 yearsHonestly, I reckon if they actually wanted to talk to me, they’d have just called me directly instead of leaving some sort of robotic message.8 yearsGot a call from this number and it turned out to be the tax office. Problem is, I don’t do self assessments so I have no clue why they were ringing me.9 yearsI received an email informing me that I had received a fax from this particular number. Since I was not anticipating any faxes, nor do I have a fax machine, and I am unfamiliar with the number, I swiftly deleted the email. Therefore, I do not anticipate encountering this issue again.13 yearsThis helpline is specifically for paying HMRC, and it is not spam.HMRC13 yearsWe have noticed several charges on our bill from phone numbers 0300 200 3701, 3401, 3824, and 3822. However, we have no recollection of making these calls.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3401)
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