03002003630
☎️ 03002003630 👆 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 03002003630
- Fraudulent HMRC claim in nameSep
2019Fake HMRC message about arrestAug
2019Suspicious HMRC fraud call receivedAug
2019Anonymous calls from multiple numbersJun
2019Phone scam alert: HMRS fraudFeb
2019Received scam call, do not answerJan
2019Voice sounds fake and automatedJan
2019Agrees, scams are very commonJan
2019Tax scam posing as HMRCJan
2019Blocking this user for safetyJan
2019Caller demanding payment or arrestJan
2019Fraud case opened, arrest threatenedJan
2019Scam message from phone numberJan
2019Avoid selecting option number 1Jan
2019Suspicious timing of phone callsJan
2019HMRC scam call silence last weekJan
2019Warning about a potential scamJan
2019HMRC threat to press '1'Jan
2019Missed call, no message, suspiciousJan
2019HMRC issued fraud case reportedlyJan
2019Fraud case threatened by HMRCJan
2019Receives fake payment request scamJan
2019Number Of Searches: 124 Number Of Comments: 22 First Seen: 24 January 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bridgend(East Renfrewshire), Huntington(Cheshire) and Shay Gate(West Yorkshire).
03002003630 has 22 comments of which 13 x negative and 9 x neutral
03002003630 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003630 👆 is reported as a scam involving automated calls falsely claiming to be from HMRC. Callers threaten arrest due to alleged fraud cases in the recipient's name, pressuring them to respond via keypad options. No genuine verification is provided, and returning the call results in messages stating no service is available. HMRC does not operate in this manner, and official correspondence would always be sent by letter with reference details. Users are strongly advised not to engage, press any buttons, or provide personal information. Blocking the number is recommended to avoid further harassment. Overall, this number is linked to fraudulent activity designed to intimidate and deceive, and should be treated with caution.
Reports on phone number 03002003630
7 yearsGot a call from an automated message saying I had some HMRC stuff to sort out, sounded like a scam trying to pin a fake claim on me.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be HMRC saying they’re looking into me and that I have an arrest warrant. It was a recorded voice and had options to press a couple of buttons. Obviously, I didn’t press anything. They never even asked to confirm who I was talking to.HMRC7 yearsThis number popped up and someone claiming to be from HMRC told me I’d get arrested for fraud unless I pressed 1 to deal with it. Total scam, don’t fall for it!HMRC7 yearsI always ignore any calls coming from those 0300 numbers since they’re usually just scams. They ring from loads of different ones but none are ever legit.8 yearsGot a call from this number about some HMRC scam and said there was a warrant for me. Just ended the call right away.HMRC8 yearsWhatever you do, don’t hit option 1!8 yearsGot a call from 03002003630 saying HMRC has put a fraud case against me and if I didnt hit 1, they said a warrant for my arrest was gonna be sorted. Absolute scammers, worst kind of people!HMRC8 yearsI tried calling the number back after hanging up, but all I got was a message saying the number isn’t in service anymore. Definitely just some kind of scam!8 yearsTotal scam! Got a call out of the blue telling me I owed £2500 and would be arrested if I didn’t pay up! Do NOT share any info with them!8 yearsSomebody rang me claiming there was fraud on my account and threatened I'd be arrested soon if I didn’t hit option 1. I just ended the call and tried phoning back, but it said the number couldn’t be used. HMRC never dials out like that - if there’s an issue, they send you a letter with a reference. Best to ignore these and block the caller straight away.HMRC8 yearsGot a call from this number around 2:40 in the afternoon but no voicemail was left. That always makes me a bit wary, since if it was important you’d think they’d leave a message. Plus, reading through what others posted here doesnt make it look any more trustworthy either.8 yearsJust had one ring me up - total scam!8 yearsSo some caller said if I dont pay up Im gonna get arrested soon. Yeah right, like I believe that! What a lame trick!!8 yearsI got something like this too. I was actually talking about child support on another call, so I just ignored this one. It’s odd they ring right when I’m dealing with that stuff. How do they even know?!8 yearsGuess I’ll be adding this number to the blacklist now.8 yearsLast week I got a call from 03002003620 saying something about HMRC and a fraud case against me, but no one actually talked on the line, it was just dead quiet.HMRC8 yearsSo apparently, HMRC have gone and opened a fraud investigation or something!!!HMRC8 yearsJust got a call saying HMRC's opened a fraud investigation on me and if I don’t hit 1 this minute, they’ll send out an arrest warrant! Can’t believe this is happening, feels like a total scam.HMRC8 yearsOh absolutely, I got the same deal! Just a bunch of scams all over again.8 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC saying if I don’t hit ‘1’ they’re coming to arrest me soon!! Yeah, as if!HMRC8 yearsThey claimed to be from hmrc and warned me that if I didn’t hit one, a warrant would be put out for me.HMRC8 yearsI got the same call. The robotic voice sounded sketchy, definitely not a real person, felt pretty suspicious to me.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3630)
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