03002003504
☎️ 03002003504 👆 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 03002003504
- Scammer impersonating debt collector calledMar
2019Scam threatens arrest for complianceDec
2018Old HMRC phone number confirmedDec
2018Scared of tax office scamNov
2018Scam calls reported, verified concernsNov
2018Gave details to a scam callerNov
2018Received two calls, didn't answerNov
2018Old HMRC number confirmedNov
2018Automated scam call from HMRCNov
2018Suspicious HMRC call, threat notedNov
2018Suspicious call threatening arrest warrantNov
2018Received scam call, stressful experienceNov
2018Fooled by official-sounding callNov
2018Threatening call from HMRC numberNov
2018Scam call pretending tax collectionNov
2018Missed call; automated HM responseNov
2018Received a call two hours agoNov
2018Scam warning: don't share informationNov
2018Suspicious call asked for personal informationNov
2018Clearly identified as spamNov
2018Missed call, identified as scamNov
2018Suspicious call requesting personal informationNov
2018Received scam call, security riskNov
2018Warning about HRMC scam callsNov
2018Fraud call causing unnecessary stressNov
2018Scammers threatening immediate payment; reportNov
2018Suspicious caller asking for informationNov
2018Scam call pretending to be HMRCNov
2018Scam call threatening arrest likelyNov
2018Inquiring about current availabilityMay
2015Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 30 First Seen: 24 May 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Appletreewick(North Yorkshire) and Rougham(Norfolk).
03002003504 has 30 comments of which 8 x negative and 22 x neutral
03002003504 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003504 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number impersonating HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) in the UK. Callers often claim to be officials demanding overdue payments or threaten arrest, using aggressive tactics and automated messages pressuring recipients to respond immediately. Many victims report being asked for personal details, including addresses, National Insurance numbers, or security information, which should never be shared. Although the number resembles or was once associated with HMRC, genuine government departments do not make such threatening calls or demand payments in this way. Recipients are advised to hang up immediately, avoid providing any personal data, and contact HMRC directly using official channels to verify any concerns. Reporting the number to fraud prevention authorities is strongly recommended.
Reports on phone number 03002003504
8 yearsGot a call from 0300 2003761 recently, and guess what, the bloke’s name was also Sam Parker, sounded Indian too. He asked for my house number and postcode, supposedly for security checks. After putting me on hold, he came back asking if my address was XYZ. I fired back, "You tell me." Then he dropped the bomb that I owed £169 and needed to pay up. That’s when I smelled a rat. I said, “£169?” and he corrected sharply, “No, £1697.” I pushed him a bit, asked who he worked for and what company was after the money, but he couldn’t tell me anything. Tried to get a supervisor but he refused and then just hung up, shouting something about seeing me in court. Was totally shaken at first, said a few salty words under my breath, but after reading about this scam online, I’m a bit more relaxed now.SAM PARKERXYZ8 yearsGot a call from these lot trying to scare me saying I’d get arrested if I didn’t ring them back. Total scam. I’ve already reported the number and kicked things off with Fraud Alert because loads of folks are falling for it and handing over personal info. Honestly, the world’s gone mad these days.Fraud Alert8 yearsJust got a call from this number, some bloke said he's Sam Parker from the tax office. He warned me the police would show up if I didn't pay up. I'm really worried now, does anyone know what I should do?Sam Parker8 yearsYeah, it’s definitely an outdated HMRC number.HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsThis morning I noticed a missed call from this number. I called them back and they claimed to be from HMRC and customs. Sadly, I ended up sharing my info with them 😟 Just saw the reviews now!HM RevenueCustoms8 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, and it was one of those robotic messages claiming to be from HMRC. They said if I didn't press 1 right away, I'd get a warrant and possibly be arrested. Honestly, it was pretty frightening!HMRC8 yearsThis number rang me twice but I just ignored both calls.8 yearsThis number showed up as a missed call on my phone so I tried calling back. After I dialled it, some kind of recorded message started saying thanks for contacting HM Revenue and Customs but that their lines were busy at the moment. I ended the call after that.HM Revenue and Customs8 yearsI kept getting calls from this number too, but didn’t pick up since they never left a voicemail. I started to get a bit anxious and decided to call HM Revenue using the official number I found on their site. While waiting forever on hold, I stumbled across this discussion and saw loads of people saying it’s a scam. Cheers for the heads-up! It’s ridiculous that government departments like HM Revenue don’t stop dodgy folks from using their old phone numbers!HM Revenue8 yearsJust got a phone call a couple of hours back today.8 yearsGot a missed call from this number earlier and decided to look it up. Turns out it’s meant to be a free Northern Ireland number, which seemed odd. Honestly glad I looked it up here first, otherwise I might’ve fallen for a scam. The call lasted way longer than usual spam calls do, and it was quite unsettling, making me worry there was some kind of issue I hadn’t noticed. Definitely blocking it now!Northern Ireland8 yearsI got a call from this number saying it was HMRC, telling me there’s some fraud case against me. It was an automated message, and I ended the call straight away cause it felt dodgy. Kinda worrying though that it actually shows up as HMRC on my phone.HMRC8 yearsThis number called me saying I needed to pay my taxes either online or in cash, which sounded fishy because HMRC never asks for cash payments. I ended up reporting it straight to HMRC. Without a doubt, it’s a scam.HM Revenue & CustomsHM Revenue8 yearsSomeone called claiming to be from hmri and started asking me a bunch of security questions. They sounded really proper, so I believed them at first. Then I ended up waiting on hold forever! Total scam.HMRI8 yearsWithout a doubt, it was just spam!8 yearsGot a missed call from this number too. When I phoned back, they immediately started asking for my National Insurance number, my full address, and even my name. Seemed a bit off to me.National Insurance8 yearsI saw I had a missed call from this number, so I decided to return it. When I called, there was an automated message saying they received a high number of calls and it might take some time before they could answer me. Then the recording asked if I was returning a missed call from them, acting like it could understand me. Afterwards, they said they needed to verify some security details, and the very first question was asking for my national insurance number - that's when I just ended the call.8 yearsI just received a call from this number telling me to press 1, or else they’d send someone to arrest me. When I rang back, they asked for my National Insurance number, but I fed them a made-up one. After that, an automated message came on saying they were busy and couldn’t assist me, then the call ended. Feels like a total scam to me, and honestly, it was pretty stressful.National Insurance8 yearsHonestly, these lot are just scammers using threats to make people pay up quick or they'll say you're getting arrested straight away. What's sneaky is they've got a phone number that almost looks legit, kinda like HMRC's. Best thing is to just hang up right away and make sure you report them.HMRC8 yearsThis number rang me up saying I need to press one or they’ll send an arrest warrant after me. When I rang back, it sounded almost exactly like the automated voice from HMRC, super convincing but definitely dodgy.HMRC8 yearsGot a call telling me to ring a different number, sounded like one of those HMRC scams to me.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from an automated message saying it was HM Customs and to press 1 or I'd get arrested. I'm disabled and really don't need this kind of stress from dodgy companies.HM Customs8 yearsThis number popped up on my missed calls, so I rang back out of curiosity. When I got through, they asked me for my National Insurance number along with my full name and address. Bit suspicious, if you ask me.National Insurance8 yearsWhat makes you sure this is a scam though? I find it hard to believe that scammers would be using an official HMRC self-employed helpline number. From what I know, helpline numbers generally don't ring up out of the blue, ask for money, or threaten you with arrest. This feels like a new kind of fraud and really needs to be reported because I’ve heard some folks are handing over their National Insurance and addresses to them. Seriously, don’t share any info! If you want to check, call HMRC on a different number you find online instead.HMRCNational Insurance8 yearsGot a missed call from this number, so I called back. It was some automated voice asking me to answer security questions, which I did. Then a bloke came on the line telling me to block the number ’cause it’s a scam. Now I’m really worried since I gave out my security details. What’s the best thing to do next?8 yearsYup, that's definitely an outdated HMRC number.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from this number earlier, they said they were from HMRC and warned me about some fraud case, claiming I was going to get arrested. Felt like a total scam to me.HMRC8 yearsJust got a call from this number claiming they were from HM Revenue and Customs. They told me to press option one or else the police would come after me. I tried ringing back, but it went straight to an answering machine asking for my National Insurance number. Definitely a scam!HM Revenue and CustomsNational Insurance8 yearsA man's voice came through on the video, saying, "You’ve got a call from Majesty HM Custom. Press 1 to continue, or you’ll be arrested." Such a dodgy message!Customs11 yearsAre they open right now? Been stuck on hold for a bit already.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3504)
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