03002003511
☎️ 03002003511 👆 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 03002003511
- Fake HMRC calls are scamsMar
2019Scam call threatens prison; blockedMar
2019Scammers mimic HMRC, causing fearFeb
2019Scam alert: don't answer unknownFeb
2019Spam tax fraud call recordedFeb
2019HMRC scam, hangs up, blockedFeb
2019Beware of HMRC fraud callsFeb
2019Number switched; HMRC scam warningFeb
2019Automated scam call, block immediatelyFeb
2019Scam call upset elderly userFeb
2019Scam claim about tax arrestFeb
2019Fraudulent HMRC scam, blocked numberFeb
2019Blocked annoying caller after two incidentsFeb
2019Unclear, just a phone numberFeb
2019Phone number provided without contextFeb
2019Valid HMRC number; likely spoofedFeb
2019"Report HMRC scam to authorities."Feb
2019Scam call targets elderly fearFeb
2019Received same call, seeking contactFeb
2019Scam call claiming HMRC involvementFeb
2019Fraud call warning; never arrestedFeb
2019HMRC recognized scam, hung upFeb
2019Tax fraud scam call alertFeb
2019Concern about scam call urgencyFeb
2019Scam call impersonating HMRC investigationFeb
2019Scam call threatening arrest warrantFeb
2019Received threatening automated callFeb
2019Suspicious call regarding tax issuesFeb
2019Fearful of an arrest noticeFeb
2019HMRC fraud; do not answerFeb
2019Suspicious call threatening arrest warrantFeb
2019Fake inland revenue scam warningFeb
2019Threatened with arrest for complianceFeb
2019Threatened with arrest warrant ultimatumFeb
2019Threatening arrest for not respondingFeb
2019Possible scam regarding warrant noticeFeb
2019Suspected scam from HMRC contactJan
2019Number Of Searches: 8 Number Of Comments: 35 First Seen: 15 January 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Chigwell(Essex), Cranage(Cheshire), Laund(Lancashire) and Whiteheath Gate(West Midlands).
03002003511 has 35 comments of which 15 x neutral and 20 x negative
03002003511 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003511 👆 is reported as a cloned HMRC number used by scammers targeting the public with automated calls claiming tax fraud and threatening arrest warrants. Genuine HMRC contact is never made via unsolicited automated calls demanding urgent action or pressing buttons. Many recipients, including vulnerable and elderly individuals, have found these calls distressing and intimidating. The number frequently alternates to evade blocks, and calls often hang up when answered. It is advised not to respond or press any keys and to block the number immediately. Authentic HMRC communications always begin by post, and suspected scam calls should be reported to the police via 101 and to ActionFraud. Users are urged to remain vigilant and avoid engaging with these fraudulent callers.
Reports on phone number 03002003511
8 yearsI've been getting calls from this number 0300 200 3503 on my phone quite a few times. As someone who works in tax, I can tell you HMRC wouldn’t suddenly ring with a recorded voice. They usually send a letter beforehand or only get in touch after you’ve initiated contact. So be wary, it’s likely a scam.HMRC8 yearsMy partner got a phone call from this number claiming to be from the tax office. They said there was some dodgy claim tied to his name and warned he could go to jail if he didn’t deal with it. They told him to press 1 to continue, but he just ended the call straight away. It did give us a fright though, so I looked up the number here and it’s a relief to see it’s a scam. We’ll definitely be blocking it from now on.8 yearsIf that number pops up, best to just ignore it - it’s definitely a scam.8 yearsHere we go again with one of those automated calls warning about some tax fraud nonsense!8 yearsGot a call showing HMRC on my phone, but as soon as I picked up, they just cut me off. Definitely put that number on my block list!HMRC8 yearsThese muppets have been ringing from what looks like the real HMRC number about stamp duty tax, trying to freak people out and get cash. They play an automated voice telling you to press 1 to chat with someone, or else they'll send a warrant to arrest you straight away... Honestly, with all this, maybe a break abroad wouldn’t be so bad 🤷🏻♂️HMRC8 yearsGot a call from these lot early morning, about 9am, saying I’d be arrested or something. I’m 71 years old and it honestly freaked me out so much I ended up crying and trembling. After hanging up, I searched online to check if it was legit and found this website. I’m absolutely furious these nasty cowards can just get away with bullying people like this. Proper nasty behaviour, not on at all!!!8 yearsSome lot called me up saying I'd done some huge tax fraud and that I was about to get nicked. Honestly, these muppets themselves should be behind bars.8 yearsI recently received a phone call claiming to be from HMRC, stating that I was involved in fraudulent activities. The caller instructed me to press 1, or else I would be arrested. However, I knew that HMRC doesn't make random phone calls, so I did not press 1 and instead blocked the caller's number.HMRC8 yearsMy wife received two phone calls and I advised her to block the number.8 yearsI recently received a phone call from this number as well, with the caller claiming to be from HMRC and mentioning an arrest warrant. It is high time that these individuals were dealt with; their actions have the potential to cause great distress, even triggering a heart attack in an elderly individual. They ought to be thoroughly addressed and held accountable for their actions.HMRC8 yearsLooks like a scam from HMRC, definitely best not to pick up.HMRC8 yearsSo, I just got a call saying I’m about to be arrested or something! Can someone explain what’s going on? This is really confusing.8 yearsSomeone rang me pretending to be from the tax office, threatening arrest warrants if I didn't answer. Pure scare tactics to get info from you. Don't fall for it - if it was really the tax office, they'd send a letter through the post, not call like that. Don't give out anything!8 yearsGot a call supposedly from “HMRC” warning me about tax fraud and said I’d be arrested. Absolute scam. I used to be a cop and there’s no way they’d handle it through an automated message like that. Just a fake scare tactic to frighten older and vulnerable people into handing over info.HMRC8 yearsI received an automated message instructing me to press 1 in order to reach HMRC. The message also warned that if I failed to connect, an arrest warrant would be issued against me.HMRC8 yearsI was recently contacted and asked to press the number one as there are some matters regarding taxes that need to be resolved.8 yearsI also received an automated telephone call just like you did, and once again, they tried to scare me, saying that I would be arrested if I didn't press 1. Immediately after that, I ended the call and got in touch with HMRC.HMRC8 yearsI received an automated call informing me that it was from HMRC, stating that they are currently investigating me for tax fraud. The message prompted me to press 1 in order to speak directly with them.HMRC8 yearsOver the past day, I received two phone calls from this particular number. I picked up the first call, only to be informed about an alleged fraud case registered by HMRC in my name. The automated voice requested me to press 1, but I promptly ended the call. Subsequently, I received a second call, which I chose not to answer. Taking precautions, I have now blocked this number. Please exercise caution as well.HMRC8 yearsWhich method of contact did you use? I have recently received a similar phone call as well.8 yearsSimilar to the other journalists present, I faced a menacing situation, being faced with an imminent arrest warrant if I did not comply with their demands.8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from the Inland Revenue, telling me there was a tax fraud case against me. They wanted me to press 1 to speak to the 'investigator'. I just ended the call straight away. No way I'd fall for that; my accountant'd be the first to find out if anything was actually wrong. Total scam, for sure.Inland Revenue8 yearsOnce again, I received a call from scammers pretending to be from HMRC on this particular number. Their previous number, 03002003503, had already been blocked. Yesterday evening, I spoke to the police on their non-emergency line (101) after receiving the first harassing message. The police are fully aware of this ongoing scam involving individuals posing as representatives of HMRC. They advised me to also report the incident to Action Fraud, which I will be doing today. It seems that this fraudulent activity has been happening for a couple of months now. I want to warn everyone not to call them back but instead notify the police and inform Action Fraud.HMRCAction Fraud8 yearsGot a call from some robot voice, I knew straight away it wasn’t HMRC - they’d never ring like that. Just blocked those awful pushy scammers!HMRC8 yearsI have received a second phone call from this number within the span of two days. The caller alleges that there is a warrant issued under my name. However, I suspect that this is a scam because if it were legitimate, I would have received official correspondence by mail.8 yearsAbsolutely shocking! They are threatening to arrest you if you fail to give them a call back.8 yearsI noticed that I received a call from an unknown number, but I always check here before answering. Unfortunately, it seems to be a fraudulent call from someone posing as HMRC. I decided to block the number to avoid any potential scam attempts.HMRC8 yearsJust like the others, I also received a scam call where they claimed I was involved in fraud. They instructed me to press 1 or else there would be a warrant for my arrest. This is the first time I've ever experienced something like this and I hope it never happens again.8 yearsI just received a phone call instructing me to press the number 1 in order to be connected to HMRC. The caller went on to state that if I failed to connect, an arrest warrant would be issued against me.HMRC8 yearsI got a call from 0300 200 3503 just yesterday, but today it changed to 0300 200 3511. Worried I might be getting picked up twice or something! Had a look at all the HMRC numbers and yup, definitely a scam. Don’t panic if they ring you, it’s all dodgy.HMRC8 yearsThat number is definitely from HMRC, but it's actually meant for things like ordering forms and dealing with stamp duty. I reckon the caller ID is being spoofed or something. Also, they never bother to leave a voicemail.HMRC8 yearsI got called by someone who mentioned HMRC and the moment they said something about fraud, I honestly think they clocked it was a dodgy scam and ended the call sharpish.HMRC8 yearsThey had informed me that failing to press the button would result in them issuing a warrant for my arrest.8 yearsI suspect this message is a scam pretending to be from HMRC.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3511)
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