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03002003505

☎️ 03002003505 👆 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.

The contact number could be seen on your Caller ID as:

+443002003505+44 300 200 35050300 200 3505+44-300-200-3505

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0300 200 3505 Tagged as:

hmrc royal mail hm revenue and customs national insurance hm revenue yusuf aybedinov yusufov culloden road arbroath

TimeLine of events for phone number 03002003505

  • Unwanted letter from HMRC
    Sep
    2020
  • Scam alert for fake HMRC number
    Jun
    2020
  • User defends valid HMRC number
    Sep
    2019
  • Paid for phone call with HMRC
    Jul
    2019
  • Warning about tax fraud scams
    Mar
    2019
  • Threatened my family; consider criminals
    Feb
    2019
  • Suspicious call - possible scam attempt
    Feb
    2019
  • Ignored call, likely scammer, blocked
    Feb
    2019
  • Skeptical about tax implications
    Feb
    2019
  • Received suspicious demand for payment
    Nov
    2018
  • Accusing HRMC of being scammy, confusing
    Sep
    2018
  • The user believes it's deceptive
    Jun
    2018
  • Impersonating CRA in email communication
    Jun
    2018
  • Scam email received, forwarded report
    Jun
    2018
  • Email scam claiming tax refund
    Jun
    2018
  • Questioning HMRC payment due status
    Jun
    2018
  • Scam reported; do not engage
    Jun
    2018
  • Suspicious email, likely a scam
    Jun
    2018
  • Beware HMRC email refund scam
    Jun
    2018
  • Fed up with receiving scams
    Jun
    2018
  • Suspicious email from purported HMRC
    Jun
    2018
  • Negative review, possible scamming issue
    Jun
    2018
  • Potential scam from fake HMRC
    Jun
    2018
  • Fraudulent email, contacted authorities
    Jun
    2018
  • User received potentially scam email
    Jun
    2018
  • Email about £400 refund is scam
    Jun
    2018
  • Reported scam email about money
    Jun
    2018
  • Tax refund emails seem fraudulent
    Jun
    2018
  • Ignore HMRC scam calls/emails
    Jun
    2018
  • Scam alert for HMRC refund
    Jun
    2018
  • Ignore scammers, protect your money
    Jun
    2018
  • Received unexpected tax refund notification
    May
    2018
  • Suspicious HMRC refund email scam
    May
    2018
  • Fraudulent HMRC refund scam intercept
    May
    2018
  • Email scam claiming tax refund
    May
    2018
  • Beware of HMRC phone scammers
    May
    2018
  • Inappropriate comment, not constructive feedback
    May
    2018
  • Warning about HMRC email scam
    May
    2018
  • Received refund scam message warning
    May
    2018
  • Received fraudulent email requesting personal information
    May
    2018
  • Received scam call claiming tax refund
    Mar
    2018
  • Reported phishing email to HMRC
    Mar
    2018
  • Imposter posing as HMRC agent
    Mar
    2018
  • Beware of fake HMRC emails
    Mar
    2018
  • Report phishing email to HMRC
    Mar
    2018
  • Be cautious of tax refund scam
    Mar
    2018
  • User asked for personal information
    Mar
    2018
  • Suspected scam impersonating HMRC
    Feb
    2018
  • Received scam letters for payment
    Jun
    2017
  • Received scam letters for payment
    Jun
    2017
  • Scam letter about national insurance payment
    Jun
    2017
  • Spam email, ignore attachments, unsafe
    Mar
    2017
  • Retired, owes national insurance payments
    Jun
    2015
  • Difficult to reach customer support
    May
    2015
  • Yusuf needs insurance reference number
    Nov
    2014
  • Confirm ownership of phone number
    May
    2014
Number Of Searches: 759 Number Of Comments: 56 First Seen: 02 May 2014 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Browney(Durham), Smithy Gate(Flintshire) and Tongue End(Lincolnshire).

03002003505 has 56 comments of which 34 x negative and 21 x neutral and 1 x positive

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03002003505 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 03002003505 👆 is reported as a phone number frequently linked to HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC), but it is also widely associated with scams. Many users have received unsolicited calls or emails claiming tax refunds or demands for National Insurance payments, often featuring threatening or deceptive tactics. Genuine HMRC communications typically come by post and never ask for personal or bank details via email or automated calls. Several complainants confirm calling the number only to face official-sounding messages, while others warn it is used by fraudsters impersonating HMRC. Caution is strongly advised: do not provide personal information, verify any claims directly through official HMRC channels, and report suspicious contact to the proper authorities.

Reports on phone number 03002003505

6 years
I never got a call, but my son got a letter from HM Revenue and Customs. They're asking for £312 for NI contributions from when he was just 15. I looked up the phone number online and found loads of similar stories.
HM Revenue and CustomsNational Insurance
6 years
0300 200 3505 aint hmrc. I got an email saying it was from hmrc with this number and they said its a scam. The real hmrc number is similar but not quite the same.
HMRC
7 years
This number is legit HMRC, not sure why folks are calling it a scam. Maybe try googling the number and do a bit of digging before jumping to conclusions.
HMRC
7 years
I phoned HMRC personally to get a letter proving my self employment. They charged me about £4 for a 20 minute call.
HMRC
7 years
Tax scam alert, super risky, avoid hitting 1!
8 years
Classic tax scam, haha!
8 years
There are criminals among these individuals, as one man went so far as to threaten my family's lives right in front of me.
8 years
Got a call from 1440 today. Didn’t answer. It stopped ringing after about six rings. Looked up the number and yep, just another con artist - straight on the block list.
8 years
I just received a call from this number with a recorded voice saying there’s some tax issue with me and if I don’t press 1 to fix it, I’ll get arrested soon. I ended the call straight away - gonna wait and see what they do next.
8 years
Got a letter today 26/11/2018 saying i owe national insurance class 2 contributions from a few years back. I called the number (probably not the smartest move) and it sounded really proper, but then i looked up the number here. Checked my personal tax account on the hmrc site and it says i owe nothing, so i’m convinced this is a scam. Horrified to think how much my phone bill might end up being!!! Don’t pay anything!!!
HMRC
8 years
Total rip-off and honestly, what a load of rubbish! The HMRC are just out to pinch your cash, hardly ever give anything back, and when they do, it turns up in the post with hardly any clue as to why they messed it up in the first place! These muppets really should come up with smarter ways to con us; clearly, they’re not the sharpest tools in the shed, huh?
HMRC
8 years
Definitely a con!
8 years
Got an email from someone claimin to be from the CRA, but it looked really dodgy. Definitely a scam trying to phish info or money. Watch out for emails like that!
8 years
Got an email saying I was owed a rebate. The email looked pretty dodgy and unprofessional; total scam for sure. I sent it on to [email protected] to report it.
8 years
Got an email pretending to be from HMRC saying I’m owed a refund. They asked for my bank details so I didn’t carry on. Looks like a scam, reporting it now.
HMRC
8 years
HMRC says I owe £523.00, but that can't be right. I’ve been off sick for 18 months.
HMRC
8 years
Got an email supposedly from them, but it’s dodgy - the spelling and grammar are way off for a government agency. If they owed me money, they’d just send it straight into my bank, no messing about!
8 years
I have just received an email purporting to be from the HMRC, with regard to a recent online correspondence I allegedly had with them (which is unlikely since I rarely use email). The email stated that I am owed a refund of £528, which is highly doubtful. Upon verification, it is clear that the HMRC has no such record, so please disregard any emails from individuals claiming to represent LOCAL OFFICE No. 417 TAX CREDIT OFFICER: MR DANIEL A TAYLOR or any communication from the number 03002003505.
HMRC
8 years
I'm so fed up gettin scam emails from these lot. If you’re supposed to get a refund, it won’t happen through email, trust me! Loads of vulnerable folks get caught out by this nonsense, please don’t hand over any of your details. They seriously need to be shut down for pullin these scams.
8 years
According to the message, it seems that I am owed £528. This is certainly a scam, so I should immediately report and delete it. It is important not to click on any links provided, as they will direct me to a fraudulent website.
8 years
Got an email saying it was from HMRC but I’m not meant to get any refund, so it was clearly dodgy. Had a look on here and yep, scam alert.
HMRC
8 years
Sounds like a dodgy call pretending to be from HMRC to me.
HMRC
8 years
I really hope these dodgy scammers get what's coming to them, total nightmare. Stay well clear of them.
8 years
i got an email today saying i was due some money back. wasnt really sure if it was legit but after i searched the phone number and read all the reviews people wrote, i decided to send it over to hmrc for them to check out.
HMRC
8 years
I got an email telling me to ring 03002003505. Seems dodgy to me - I honestly think HMRC might owe me some tax refund. Didn’t call or reply once I saw what people were saying on this site.
HMRC
8 years
I received an email informing me that I was eligible to reclaim over £400. Be cautious, this is a scam. Any money owed to you will either be included in your wages or you will be notified by post. Please delete the email.
8 years
I recently received an email informing me that I am entitled to reclaim a sum of over £400. However, this email is a scam. Any money that may be owed to you will either be refunded through your wages or you will receive a notification by mail. It's important to delete such misleading emails.
8 years
I have recently received two emails claiming that I am entitled to a tax refund from HMRC. However, being a retired civil servant, I am aware that any official communication would typically be sent to me via Royal Mail. These emails even include a link to www.gov.uk/p800, which adds to the deception and makes the situation quite alarming because of its convincing appearance.
HMRCRoyal Mail
8 years
Beware of scammers who falsely proclaim to represent the HMRC and inform you of a £500 refund. However, please note that these fraudsters are using a non-governmental website. Take immediate action by deleting the email and disregarding any phone calls!
HMRC
8 years
totally a scam from hmrc. they said i had a refund but asked for my info. hmrc never asks like that. rubbish! just ignore these scammers.
HMRC
8 years
Do not under any circumstances call or reply to these emails, as there is a high chance of losing all your money from your bank accounts. The individuals behind these email scams are professionals in deceiving people. It is important to disregard any correspondence claiming to be from government departments, as all official communication from the government is conducted through Royal Mail and delivered to your home address, not via email. Prioritize your safety and be vigilant, as it is crucial to eliminate these deceitful individuals from the internet. Rest assured, the law will catch up with them in due course.
Royal Mail
8 years
Got an email saying I was owed a tax refund or something, seemed a bit fishy to me.
8 years
I have received 2 emails from HMRC notifying me of a refund amounting to £242. It's rather peculiar that they mention my company name but don't address me by my name. Nevertheless, as a precautionary measure, I have promptly deleted the emails to avoid any potential risks.
HMRC
8 years
Got a call from someone pretending to be from HMRC saying I was owed a refund and needed to give my bank details to get it sent. I’m going to pass the email on to HMRC for them to check.
HMRC
8 years
Beware of scammers pretending to be from HMRC who are using this official phone number. It is unfortunate that they are attempting to deceive people and cause a data breach. The timing of when they will cease these fraudulent activities remains uncertain, so please remain vigilant.

Remember, HMRC will never contact you to inform you about owed money or threaten you with legal action. Refrain from disclosing any personal information to these individuals.
HMRC
8 years
got an email from a scammer sayin i had to call about a tax refund, and this number was in the message
8 years
Please, you lot can bugger off.
8 years
Received an email supposedly about a tax refund, asking for my personal info. Could tell right away it was dodgy.
8 years
got an email scam pretending to b from HMRC. the sender’s email was from co[###] which is defo fake. HMRC never use co[###] addresses for emails. also, they dont normally email about refunds like this. be careful!
HMRC
8 years
I received a message notifying me about a refund that I am supposed to receive, but I believe it is a fraudulent scheme.
9 years
Got a call from 03002003505 saying it was HMRC about a tax refund, but I could tell right away it was a scam, no doubt about it.
HMRC
9 years
got emails two times, sent them straight to [email protected] since hmrc only contact you by letter about refunds, not by email or txt. deleted all of them. never shared any info.
HMRC
9 years
Impersonating HMRC
HMRC
9 years
they're asking for my bank info, just so you know if you ever see this email, it’s fake. hmrc always phones you directly and makes you answer security questions. the email is id-86795@test[###] and the phone number is tel:03002003505.
HMRC
9 years
reported this to phishing hmre already
9 years
Got a call from someone saying they were from HMRC about a tax rebate, but they wanted to go through all my personal info - totally sounds like a scam.
HM Revenue
9 years
they were asking for stuff like bank details and account numbers, which seemed fishy,
9 years
Looks like a scam pretending to be from HMRC.
HMRC
9 years
I received two identical letters on the same day, both requesting a payment of £384 for Class 2 National Insurance. The aforementioned number to contact them is mentioned in the letter.
9 years
I received several letters on the same day, all requesting a payment of £384 for my class 2 national insurance. The contact number mentioned in the letter is provided for further inquiries.
9 years
In the span of a single day, I was presented with two corresponding letters demanding a payment of £384 for class 2 national insurance. The provided contact number is mentioned within the aforementioned letter.
9 years
Be cautious of a fraudulent email circulating in the name of HMRC, claiming to offer a tax refund of hundreds of pounds - particularly if you are self-employed rather than an employee. It's important to note that HMRC typically communicates with individuals through formal letters instead of emails. It is advisable to disregard such emails, refrain from opening any attachments, and avoid contacting the phone number provided.
HMRC
11 years
The letter states that it is regarding outstanding national insurance payments, and as I am retired.
11 years
It is incredibly difficult to reach an individual.
12 years
Hello, I am Yusuf Aybedinov Yusufov. My National Insurance number is SL 08 97 39 D. I would like to make a payment of £140.40 for my insurance, but I need a reference number in order to proceed. My address is 11 Culloden Road, Arbroath, DD11 1LH.
Yusuf Aybedinov YusufovCulloden RoadArbroath
12 years
I was hoping to identify the individual behind this phone number.

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