03002003461
TimeLine☎️ 03002003461 👆 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 03002003461
- Fraudsters targeting mobile and landlinesFeb
2019Warning about scam calls from scammersFeb
2019Received HRMC call; lawyer neededFeb
2019Caller threatened arrest for fraudFeb
2019Surprised by scam arrest threatFeb
2019Scam warning about arrest threatFeb
2019Received scam call and reportedFeb
2019Received scam call regarding fraudulent claimFeb
2019Spam call threatening tax fraudFeb
2019Fraudulent call from fake HMRCFeb
2019Call identified as 0300 200 3461Feb
2019Scam call from fake HMRCFeb
2019Did not press oneFeb
2019Number Of Searches: 100 Number Of Comments: 13 First Seen: 18 February 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Dunmore(Stirlingshire), East Butterleigh(Devon), Ixworth(Suffolk), Parkwood Springs(South Yorkshire) and Shortacombe(Devon).
03002003461 has 13 comments of which 9 x neutral and 4 x negative
03002003461 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003461 👆 is reported as a fraudulent number pretending to be HMRC, using automated messages to threaten recipients with arrest over alleged tax fraud. Callers urge victims to press a button immediately to avoid police action, but the messages are deceptive and designed to intimidate. Many have noted the use of a quick, unclear accent or automated voice, and the calls have targeted both mobile and landline numbers across the UK, including Belfast. Advisable actions include not responding to the prompts, hanging up immediately, and reporting the incident to official HMRC channels. Blocking the number is also recommended to prevent further nuisance calls. Users should remain vigilant as these calls represent a common scam tactic.
Reports on phone number 03002003461
8 yearsIt seems that these are scammers ringing both mobile phones and landline numbers.8 yearsJust got a call from some bloke claiming HMRC has a fraud case on me and if I press a number, the cops will come and nab me. Total scam, sounded like some dodgy Indian guy. Don’t bother picking up, just let it ring out. Thought these con jobs were banned by now? Wish I could catch these muppets and give ‘em a good telling off. Watch out everyone, there’s some nasty scammers about.HMRC8 yearsI recently received a rather alarming phone call, supposedly from HMRC, and I'm now considering enlisting a solicitor regarding potential tax fraud issues.HMRC8 yearsI kinda knew it was a scam, but still felt a bit taken aback when they warned me I'd be arrested if I didn't respond.8 yearsGot a recorded call pretending to be from HMRC, telling me there was some sort of tax fraud involving my name. They said if I didn’t press 1, they’d issue a warrant and I'd get arrested soon. Seemed total rubbish to me, so I just ended the call.HMRC8 yearsI got a robo call saying there was some fraud case against me and if I didn’t hit option 1, the cops would be sent over. Didn’t buy it, so I just ended the call and reported it to the tax office as a scam. After that, I blocked the number straight away.8 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3461 just a short while ago. As soon as I picked up, some recorded message played saying it was from HMRE or something, warning me about a fraud claim in my name. It told me to press a certain button right away or I'd be facing jail time, or something like that. I just hung up immediately. Seems like a scam to me.HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsGot a rather alarming message claiming to be from the tax office, warning me that if I didn’t hit 1 immediately, they'd be sending a warrant for my arrest. Quite the scare tactic, isn’t it?8 yearsGot a call from someone with a really thick Indian accent, talking about an arrest for fraud. They rushed through asking my name and stuff but I couldn’t understand much. Then they just hung up on me.8 yearsI got a call from an automated voice saying it was HMRC. It told me there was a fraud case open against me and I had to press 1. I knew straight away it was a scam so reported it to HMRC. The number they called from was 03002003461, definitely fishy. Avoid answering calls like that!HMRC8 yearsI’ve gotten a few calls from this number here in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Didn’t pick up at first, waited until I checked the caller ID - it was 0300 200 3461.BelfastNorthern Ireland8 yearsGot a phone call from 0300 200 3461 and the person said they were from HMRC. They claimed I was under investigation for tax fraud and warned if I didn’t press a button, I’d be arrested soon. Sounded really dodgy to me.HMRC8 yearsGot the same call and left with the same voicemail, I didn't press any buttons.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3461)
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