03002003487
TimeLine☎️ 03002003487 👆 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 03002003487
- Reported fraudulent message, unable to contactMar
2019Scam call posing as HMRCFeb
2019Hung up on scam callFeb
2019Missed call from HMRC, scary messageFeb
2019Warning about potential phone scamFeb
2019Received scam call pretending IRSFeb
2019Happy I avoided the call.Feb
2019Scam call from fake HMRCFeb
2019Caller claiming HMRC fraud, likely scamFeb
2019Fraudulent calls exploit vulnerable individualsFeb
2019Received scam call about arrestFeb
2019Suspicious person pretending to represent HMREFeb
2019HMRC warrant notice, press 1Feb
2019Fake HMRC arrest scam, ignoreFeb
2019Beware of tax fraud scamFeb
2019Unrelated phone number providedFeb
2019Scam call about tax fraudFeb
2019Threatening voicemail, blocking number immediatelyFeb
2019Received identical automated messageFeb
2019Potential scam involving phone accessFeb
2019HMRC message identified as scamFeb
2019Warning about potential IRS fraudFeb
2019Scam call threatening arrest receivedFeb
2019Scam call from HMRC impersonatorFeb
2019Received scam call from HMRCFeb
2019Similar calls happening, frustrating situationFeb
2019Added annoying number to blacklistFeb
2019Number Of Searches: 129 Number Of Comments: 25 First Seen: 18 February 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Allington Bar(Wiltshire), Aston(Cheshire), Cwmbach(Powys), Kirk Smeaton(North Yorkshire) and Rhian Goll(Powys).
03002003487 has 25 comments of which 14 x negative and 11 x neutral
03002003487 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003487 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number impersonating HMRC, often using automated messages threatening arrest over alleged tax fraud. Callers are prompted to press a button to avoid legal action, but engaging may expose you to fraud or hacking risks. Genuine HMRC does not operate via such tactics. Many victims have confirmed these are fraudulent calls, advising not to answer or press any keys. Attempts to contact HMRC directly after receiving these calls have been recommended for verification. The consistent advice is to ignore, block, and report the number to prevent further nuisance or potential harm. This number targets both individuals and potentially vulnerable people through intimidation and false claims.
Reports on phone number 03002003487
7 yearsGot a message about being arrested for fraud, which freaked me out. Tried calling HMRC straight away but no answer. Decided to check who was calling and saw loads of people saying the same thing. Best just to ignore and block the number.HMRC8 yearsI got a call from some dodgy number 22.219 the other day, claiming to be HMRC. Definitely a scam, tried to scare me into handing over money. Glad I didn’t fall for it! Watch out for these fraudsters pretending to be from the tax office.HMRC8 yearsGot a call like this a bit ago and just hung up without hitting 1. There was a bloke right beside me who quickly said it was a scam. Guess I’ll update if I end up in any trouble!8 yearsThe same number rang me earlier, but I missed it. Later, I heard the voicemail - some creepy message about HMRC and warrants or something like that. Proper scary stuff.HMRC8 yearsI just got a robotic message purportedly from HMRC, and it's blatantly a scam!HMRC8 yearsI received a call from an unrecognised number and, as is my routine, I ignored it. They left a rather alarming voicemail, stating that I needed to press 1 to avoid a warrant being issued for my arrest. Quite frankly, that's a definite case for blocking and deleting that number. Ridiculous!8 yearsGot a call from this number and it started off with an automated voice asking me to press 1. Then some guy claimed to be from HMRC, rattling off a bunch of IDs and case numbers. He said I owed £1683 and if I went to court it’d shoot up to £79,000. It all sounded fishy so I asked some questions about PAYE and tax stuff, which annoyed him badly. He told me to f*** off and hung up. I called HMRC right away and they confirmed it was a scam. Definitely don’t pick up if it rings you - it looked convincing but it’s a total con.HMRCPAYE8 yearstotal scam, got a call saying if i dont press 1 a warrant will be out for my arrest. i was laughing so hard i just ended the call. dont pick up or deal with these jokers.8 yearsJust received a message claiming there's a HMRC warrant out for me. Press 1 to avoid arrest, apparently!HMRCPress8 yearsI received an automated message claiming to be from HMRC, stating there was some fraudulent activity linked to my name. They insisted that I press one immediately or face arrest. It’s appalling how these calls target those who may easily be deceived. Such scams are utterly heartless and ought to be terminated without delay.HMRC8 yearsWhat a con! It seems that by pressing 1, these dodgy hackers can somehow infiltrate your mobile device.8 yearsI received a rather alarming call from this number, claiming to be from HMRC. They insisted I press "1", or face immediate arrest! Naturally, I didn't comply and simply hung up instead.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with HMRC saying if I didn’t press 1, I’d get arrested. I hit 1 just to see what would happen, and this woman answered asking what she could do. I told her she had the wrong person and kept asking for Mr Williams, who I’m not. Tried to mess around and waste her time but she just hung up on me. Total scam, best to just hang up and forget about it.HMRCWilliams8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with HMRC, saying there'd been some big fraud involving this place. Thought it sounded dodgy, so I just ended the call.HMRC8 yearsHappy I didn’t pick up when they rang.8 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3487 with a recorded voice saying it was from HMRC, warning me about an arrest warrant if I didn’t press 1. It sounded just like what others have mentioned here. A mate of mine got the same call a couple of weeks back and found out it was a total con. So, I just ended the call straight away. Don’t press 1 - it’s definitely a scam.HMRC8 yearsGot a call saying I was gonna get arrested for tax fraud if I didn’t press 1. Total scam, be careful!8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be from HM Revenue, total con job. Avoid at all costs as it's definitely a scam!HM RevenueCustoms8 yearsGot a call from this number, some robot voice pretending to be HMRC saying there’s a tax probe against me. Said I needed to press 1 to talk to someone handling the case or I’d be arrested. Total scam to scare people! Number was 03002003487.HMRC8 yearsGot a call today from this number and it was some bot pretending to be HMRC. It said there was a tax probe against me and if I didn’t hit 1 to talk to someone, I'd be arrested. Proper scam if you ask me. Number was 03002003487.HMRC8 yearsToday I got a call from 03002003487 and honestly, it was so frustrating! Same annoying thing happening again!8 yearsI got a call from 03002003487 and it was really irritating, so I just blocked the number straight away. Can't believe how annoying these calls are!8 yearsGot a call from this number just now. It was that same robot voice going on about me being arrested or something. Proper creepy, honestly. Another one of those scams trying to mess with people.HMRC8 yearsReceived a rather familiar pre-recorded message again.8 yearsGot a call about some tax fraud thing, they kept saying I'd be arrested soon if I didn’t hit 1. Total scam, sounded dodgy from the start.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3487)
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