03002003717
TimeLine☎️ 03002003717 👆 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 03002003717
- Pre-recorded call, male requesting addressAug
2019Fight scammer wanting address detailsAug
2019Warning about potential scam callMar
2019User fears impending arrestMar
2019Warning about suspicious phone callMar
2019Fraudulent call from fake HMRCMar
2019Concern over abrupt phone callMar
2019Reported number to shut downMar
2019Uncle lost money due to scamMar
2019Unsolicited call threat; Google numberMar
2019Identified phone scam, blocked numberMar
2019Questioning legitimacy of phone callsMar
2019Spam message about arrest warrantMar
2019Threatening calls, past harassment historyMar
2019Received fake threatening phone callMar
2019Threatening scam call for arrestMar
2019Phone number provided: 0300 200 3717Mar
2019HMRC number scam block blockedMar
2019Potential fraud call from HMRCMar
2019Threatened by HMRC scam callMar
2019Joking about being arrested humorouslyMar
2019Unwanted pre-recorded message on ViberMar
2019"Same comment as above, repeated"Mar
2019Warrant for me for fraudMar
2019Number Of Searches: 178 Number Of Comments: 22 First Seen: 06 March 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Careby(Lincolnshire) and Far Forest(Shropshire).
03002003717 has 22 comments of which 13 x neutral and 9 x negative
03002003717 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003717 👆 is reported as a common scam call pretending to be from HMRC, warning of arrest for tax fraud unless you press 1. Many callers experienced a threatening pre-recorded message followed by aggressive behaviour if they responded. Some pressed 1 and then the call ended abruptly, causing concern about personal info security. Others noted the number used can appear similar to official HMRC numbers but is definitely fraudulent. Several people shared stories of relatives losing money or being threatened. Overall, the call is widely recognised as a scam designed to frighten and deceive recipients, often with abusive language if challenged. The consensus is to be cautious and report such calls to official authorities.
Reports on phone number 03002003717
7 yearsGot a robo-call with a warning about getting arrested. I hit 1 and this bloke started asking for my address. I told him to send me an email instead so I could check if he's legit.7 yearsGot a recorded call warning me about possible arrest. I hit 1 and then some guy asked for my address. I told him to send me an email first so I could see if they were legit.8 yearsTotally a scam, don't waste your time answering!8 yearsI nearly got a warrant out on me just because I didn’t hit 1 when they asked. Thankfully, I didn’t take it any further and just looked up the number on Google instead.8 yearsGot a voicemail from someone saying they were from HMRC and threatening me with arrest over tax fraud if I didn't hit 1. I just ended the call and put their number on block. Still waiting on that knock at the door though…HMRC8 yearsGot a call saying they've got a warrant out for me for fraud or something! Just sounded dodgy to me.8 yearsLol, someone just rang me up. Seriously, do people really get duped by these?8 yearsOMG I think I'm gonna get busted! hahaha8 yearsI got the same call, said if I didn’t hit 1, HMRC would come after me. Happened at about 9:23 on the 11th of March 2019.HMRCBlimey8 yearsI accidentally hit 1 and suddenly someone was yelling that I was going to be arrested for unpaid taxes. When I asked who they were, they just told me to shut up and said I’m going to jail. Then they started cursing at me! Seriously, what kind of people do this??8 yearsThat was such a terrible scam, my uncle ended up getting scammed and losing his money! Really awful experience!8 yearsJust got a call like this, told me to press 1 and then the call ended suddenly! I recently launched a business, so it really threw me off a bit!8 yearsI’m in the same boat, feels like I might be getting arrested soon.8 yearsSome bloke calling himself Ultron from Avengers rang me up saying the HMRC are about to slap a warrant on me and I’m gonna get nicked soon.HMRCUltronAvengers8 yearsJust flagged this number to HMRC [email protected]. Would really advise everyone else to report it too, helps get these scammers stopped faster.HMRC8 yearsThis might look like it's from HMRC since it starts with 0300 200, but it's definitely a scam. Best to block that number right away.HMRC8 yearsHeard the voicemail, instantly knew it was dodgy. Ended the call and put the number straight on my block list.8 yearsThey told me if I didn’t hit 1, a warrant would get issued for my arrest. Honestly quite scary!8 yearsA few days back I got a call from a number with no ID showing up. They repeated the same spiel over and over. When I said I had to check with my accountant first, they hurriedly said no, you can't speak to anyone else or it’ll cause more trouble. Seems like they’re trying to stop folks from giving others a heads up about their scam. So heads up everyone, this call is definitely a con!8 yearsGot a voicemail on my Viber app, but it was one of those annoying pre-recorded ones!8 yearsThey rang, then just cut off the call. This isn't the first time either; previously they threatened to have me arrested!8 yearsThought it might be a scam but the call was from someone claiming to be HMRC saying there was a warrant for fraud. My partner hit 1 like they asked, and then the call just cut off. Can they actually get details from him just by pressing that?HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3717)
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