03002003410
TimeLine☎️ 03002003410 👆 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 03002003410
- Tax scam number warningJan
2026Request for corporation tax informationSep
2024HMRC scam targeting wrong addressSep
2024Genuine HMRC number, beware spoofingSep
2021Beware of phishing scamsNov
2019Beware of fake tax scamNov
2019Blocking a silent phone callJun
2019Fraudulent tax call attempted scareFeb
2019warning about HMRC scam callsFeb
2019Fake tax scam calls receivedFeb
2019HMRC scam call press 1Feb
2019HMRC number is a scamFeb
2019Phone call scam, blocked numberFeb
2019Scam calls impersonating HMRC numbersFeb
2019Silent calls despite number blockingFeb
2019Fraudulent call threatening legal actionFeb
2019"Received fraudulent call from (###)"Feb
2019Received harassment call from numberFeb
2019Suspicious tax fraud call receivedFeb
2019Safe calls from HMRC CorporationMar
2016User comments were disregardedJan
2014Number Of Searches: 173 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 27 March 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Colemore Green(Shropshire), Dyan(County Tyrone), Holman Clavel(Somerset), Little Heath(Berkshire) and Rye(East Sussex).
03002003410 has 21 comments of which 17 x negative and 4 x neutral
03002003410 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003410 👆 is reported as a tax scam where fraudsters spoof a genuine HMRC number to scare recipients with threats of arrest or legal action for unpaid tax. Callers often claim to represent HMRC or a fraud investigation unit, insist victims press buttons or provide personal info, and sometimes speak with Indian accents. Multiple users report repeated calls and recorded voicemails demanding urgent action, pressuring victims with fake warrants or case IDs. Although it appears as a legitimate HMRC number, these calls are usually scams except when contacted by the actual HMRC Corporation Tax office. Many have blocked the number or warned elderly relatives. Silent calls and harassment are common complaints, with the scam preying particularly on those worried about tax or fraud issues.
Reports on phone number 03002003410
7 monthsThis number's definitely a tax fraud call.2 yearsGot loads of calls from someone named Mercedes, keep asking about our company’s corporation tax details. Really annoying!Mercedes2 yearsGot a text from HMRC asking for info about someone who’s never lived here. Weird that they’ve got the wrong address!HMRC5 yearsThat number really is one used by HMRC, but scammers are faking it so it appears as if HMRC is ringing you. Honestly, HMRC won't phone you directly; they're required by law to send a letter through the post if you owe anything. So if you get a call, be very careful!HMRC7 yearsBe careful, honestly! Real places like your bank or HMRC won't just ring you up unexpectedly asking for your passwords, PINs, or bank info. Never hand out personal details, and definitely don't reply to texts asking for that stuff!HMRC7 yearsSome woman called claiming she was an official for the crown and now she’s threatening me over some unpaid tax! Turns out it’s one of those classic scams from India where they pretend you owe money to the tax office, then freak you out by saying cops will be at your house in an hour if you don’t pay right now on the phone. Don’t fall for it, it’s pure fraud.India7 yearsHad a call where they didn't utter a word. I'm definitely going to be putting a block on that number.8 yearsI received a call from 0300 200 3483 where someone threatened me with arrest for tax fraud. They attempted to frighten me and push me into making an out-of-court settlement. They even gave me some supposed warrant number, case ID, and batch ID from their office.8 yearsGot a voicemail that claimed HMRC was looking into some fraud linked to me. They threatened I'd be arrested if I didn’t hit 1. Obviously, I ignored it and have shared the five numbers that keep ringing me with my elderly folks so they know not to press anything. This con is really aimed at older people since HMRC sounds serious and scary. Make sure to warn your loved ones about this!HMRC8 yearsI’ve had loads of calls from numbers starting with 0300 200 - then different endings like 3410, 3416 and 3483. Each time they claimed I’d be arrested over tax fraud unless I pressed 1 to help them out. Totally dodgy and just trying to scare you.8 yearsEven though it looks like a number from HMRC, don’t be fooled-it's definitely a scam. Feel free to block it without any worries!HMRC8 yearsIt seems this number is affiliated with HMRC Corporation Tax. Regrettably, it appears to be used by scammers making calls that intimidate folks with threats of legal proceedings. If you fancy giving them a ring back, go for it; you'll eventually get connected to genuine HMRC representatives, assuming you don’t mind a bit of a wait.HMRC CorporationHMRC8 yearsGot a call from a number I dunno, and the person claimed they were home. Bit confusing, not sure who they thought they were talking to.8 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from a fraud dept, told me I was involved in some fraud case and said I'd be arrested if I didn't hit 1. Felt kinda fishy to me.8 yearsHad a rather peculiar phone call regarding tax fraud the other day. I ended up being connected to someone with a rather distinct Indian accent. Upon requesting his name and direct contact number, or perhaps to speak to a supervisor, he inquired if I had a pen and some paper handy. I confirmed that I did, but then everything fell eerily quiet, prompting me to eventually hang up! Quite the odd experience, I must say!8 yearsI recently had an unpleasant experience with a call from this number. An individual with an Indian accent was on the other end, urging me to seek legal counsel as someone had supposedly lodged a criminal complaint against me. I didn’t entertain the conversation for long and ended the call immediately - it's nothing but a frivolous attempt to cause distress. As a dedicated engineer and a law-abiding citizen, I refuse to give in to such nonsense!8 yearsThis morning, I got two calls without a peep on the other end. Quite frustrating, really, as I thought I had already barred that number from reaching me.8 yearsI got a call where they claimed there was an arrest warrant out for me and told me to hit 1, needless to say I didn’t and have blocked the number now.8 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC saying I’d be arrested if I didn’t press 1. Of course, I didn’t do anything and it was all just a recorded message anyway.HMRC10 yearsI’ve chosen to overlook this matter completely.10 yearsI can confirm that the HMRC Corporation Tax Office number is absolutely secure to get in touch with and to receive calls from. No worries there at all!HMRC Corporation Tax OfficeSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3410)
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