03002003501
TimeLine☎️ 03002003501 👆 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 03002003501
- Beware of HMRC tax scamNov
2018Ignore threatening scam message arrestsNov
2018Warning about potential scam callNov
2018Scam call pretending to be HMRCNov
2018Had worrying tax-related incidentNov
2018Received call, likely scam encounterNov
2018Warning about HMRC tax fraudNov
2018Received suspicious call, muted callerNov
2018Scam number, block on phoneNov
2018Issue experienced, same as previousNov
2018Automated voice tax fraud scamNov
2018Warning about a potential scamNov
2018Scam call demanding tax paymentNov
2018Received fraudulent call claiming HMRCNov
2018Avoided scam call, thanks websiteNov
2018Warning about HMRC scam callsNov
2018Received unwanted phone call. DiscardedNov
2018Fraudulent scam pretending to be HMRCNov
2018Prank call claiming tax fraudNov
2018Automated call from HMRC, blockedNov
2018Missed call, glad didn't answerNov
2018Automated call with American accentNov
2018Multiple calls, blocked without messageNov
2018Warning about tax fraud scamNov
2018Number Of Searches: 242 Number Of Comments: 23 First Seen: 22 November 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Crossgates(North Yorkshire), Forest of Dean(Gloucestershire) and Hampsfield(Cumbria).
03002003501 has 23 comments of which 15 x negative and 8 x neutral
03002003501 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003501 👆 is reported as a persistent phishing scam falsely claiming to be HMRC, often using an automated voice with an American accent. Callers threaten arrest for tax fraud to intimidate recipients into pressing numbers or sharing personal details. Official HMRC confirms this number is not theirs, advising the public never to respond or provide information. Many reported immediate blocking of the number after suspicious calls, which frequently leave no messages. Users are urged to verify any concerns directly through the official government website and avoid engagement with these scammers. This number is recognised as dangerous and intended to frighten individuals into fraudulent payments, with no legitimate connection to Her Majesty’s Revenue and Customs.
Reports on phone number 03002003501
8 yearsWatch out, just got a call from someone pretending to be HMRC! It was definitely a tax scam trying to trick me. Don’t fall for it!HMRC8 yearsThis morning I got a call from 03002003501 saying I was under investigation for tax fraud and that I'd be arrested unless I pressed 1. I just ended the call straight away. Then, I phoned HMRC on their official line 03002003500 and they confirmed it was a scam and advised never to pick up calls like that.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from some American robot voice saying it was about taxes and to press 1 🙄 Didn’t even bother listening, just hung up right away. Looks like some kind of scammer messing about. Blocked straight away.Press 18 yearsI just got a call from this number, and when I told the woman I’d been warned to be careful with calls like this, she kept pushing me to look up the number online. I muted the phone to chat with my partner, and by the time I unmuted, she had already hung up.8 yearsIf you get a call from 03002003501, just block it straight away, it's definitely a scam. Don't bother answering.8 yearsTotal rip off!8 yearsThis number just rang me but nobody spoke when I answered. I reckon it’s one of those automated scams, and from what I’m reading here, that seems right.8 yearsI keep blocking these calls, but if I don't answer, they leave messages threatening arrest. It's totally a scam. Just block the number and don’t bother replying.8 yearsThis number has nothing to do with HMRC at all, it’s just some scam trying to phish for your details. Best not to pick up or share any personal info. If you’re unsure, just head over to the official GOV.UK site and find the genuine HMRC contact number to check with them. You can also report the call there, they have info on how to flag phishing attempts.HMRCUKGov. uk8 yearsJust got a call like that actually, they were talking about some tax issues which sounded really worrying.8 yearsGot a ring earlier saying they were from HMRC, but sounded totally dodgy to me. Pretty sure the real HMRC wouldn’t be so rude or pushy :pHMRC8 yearsGot a ring from this number just now, some guy with an American accent telling me I was involved in a tax fraud case. Said I had to hit 1 or else I’d be arrested soon. What a load of rubbish! I’ve already blocked the number. Total scam!8 yearsJust got the same thing happen to me a few minutes ago.8 yearsMassive thanks to this amazing site - it stopped me from picking up the call. Really grateful, cheers!8 yearsSome bloke with a dodgy American accent called me saying I was involved in tax fraud and if I didn’t hit 1, I’d end up behind bars! I just ended the call.8 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from HMRC but the number they used was actually an old HMRC line, 03002003501. When I rang it back, it did connect to HMRC, and they told me right away it was a phishing scam. Be careful if you get calls from that number!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from 032003501, and it turned out to be one of those automated ones. The moment they claimed to be from HMRC, I just hung up and blocked the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be HMRC, such nasty scammers out there scaring folks. As soon as I heard, I just blocked the number without a second thought.HMRC8 yearsThey gave me a ring and said exactly the same thing before suddenly dropping the call.8 yearsThis number kept ringing and ringing, but I decided not to pick up. After looking it up here, I'm really happy I ignored it. Blocked it straight away now.8 yearsGot a robo call claiming I was involved in tax fraud and to hit a certain key. It’s definitely a scam, don’t bother pressing anything or phoning them back.8 yearsThey kept ringing me over and over but never bothered to leave a message. I decided to block the number in the end.8 yearstotally caught off guard by these muppets using a robocall with an american accent. i got curious and pressed 1, hoping for something different, but nope, still an american voice, though this time it was a real person speaking. then i got passed to someone with an accent i couldn’t even place. i told them straight to f### off and ended the call. if you’re gonna fake calls claiming to be from her majesty’s customs, at least make it sound british! i flagged it as dangerous because it felt like a scam to scare folks into paying for some made-up issue.Customs and RevenueSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3501)
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