03002003800
โ๏ธ 03002003800 ๐ 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 03002003800
- HMRC scam phone number warningJun
2026HMRC phone scam confirmedJun
2026Suspicious scammers connecting unrelated numbersSep
2025Scam warning; trust official HMRC onlySep
2025Fraudulent HMRC debt causing distressSep
2025Scam incoming calls; outgoing safeAug
2025Possible HMRC scam call reportedJun
2025Suspicious HMRC letter; unclear informationJun
2025Ignore HMRC scam calls!May
2025Genuine HMRC tax credit numberMar
2025Scam warnings โ avoid this numberMar
2025Fraudulent voicemail, do not callMar
2025Suspected scam, avoid providing informationJan
2025Tax credit recovery assistance provided hereJan
2025Warning about potential scam letterDec
2024Concern about legitimacy of callerOct
2024Legitimate HMRC tax credit numberSep
2024Scam call about tax creditsJul
2024Scam involving spoofed HMRC numberJul
2024Strongly negative opinion on scammersJun
2024Caution against potential phone scamJun
2024Warning about HMRC scam callsApr
2024Uncertain about HMRC voicemail's legitimacyApr
2024Warning about HMRC tax scamApr
2024Safe IRS number for refundsMar
2024Providing HMRC debt recovery numberFeb
2024Debt collector asking for personal informationDec
2023Verified genuine HMRC VAT numberSep
2023Suspect scam, wrong contact detailsJul
2023Fraudulent tax credits helpline distressingJul
2023Warning about potential scam alert_DMAJan
2023Confirmed genuine HMRC phone numberJan
2023HMRC verified as legitimate numberJan
2023Scam concerns regarding tax overpaymentJan
2023Possible scam from HMRC impersonatorJan
2023Beware of HMRC tax scamsJan
2023Avoid fake HMRC scam callsDec
2022HMRC scam is dangerousNov
2022Likely related to tax administrationNov
2022Taxation and revenue in UKOct
2022Suspicious HMRC message regarding paymentsOct
2022Fraudulent call claiming owed moneySep
2022Tax agency in the UKJun
2022Warning: Potential scam, personal customsMay
2022Valid HMRC number for queriesMay
2022HMRC, tax credit overpayment issueMay
2022Automated call, unresponsive, Scottish ladyApr
2022N/AApr
2022Canceling card due to fraudMar
2022Respond to HMRC debt callsMar
2022Verified scam call, do not respondMar
2022Working at HMRC, validates numberFeb
2022HMRC number may be genuineFeb
2022Issue with fake "Revenue" callNov
2021HMRC left voicemail for callbackOct
2021Received fake debt letter, reportedApr
2021English gentleman scam attempt foiledMar
2021Received fraudulent letter about tax creditsMar
2021Suspicion of a possible scamOct
2020Incorrect number; send back letterMar
2020Received scam call about overpaymentDec
2019Spam call requesting personal informationOct
2019Suspected scam call about taxesOct
2019Caller disconnected before conversation beganSep
2019Legitimate HMRC Debt Management contactDec
2017Ignore out-of-hours, likely spam callsAug
2017Suspicious HMRC voicemail, avoid callingMay
2017Invasive requests for personal informationMay
2017Unexpected call about tax overpaymentApr
2017HMRC Debt Management, Banking, Tax CreditsSep
2015Suspicious call from H.M. RevenueMay
2015Unauthorized charge of $0.93May
2015Annoying silent calls from unknown numberMay
2015Concern about potential scam reportedMay
2015Lack of message in commentMar
2014Suspicious HMRC message receivedMar
2014Number Of Searches: 398 Number Of Comments: 71 First Seen: 15 March 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Fryton(North Yorkshire), Lower Maes-coed(Herefordshire), Stoke Sub Hamdon(Somerset) and Swavesey(Cambridgeshire).
03002003800 has 71 comments of which 23 x neutral and 35 x negative and 13 x positive
03002003800 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number โ๏ธ 03002003800 ๐ is reported as a tax credit overpayment and debt recovery number linked to HMRC, but with numerous warnings of scams using it. Some call claims are genuine HMRC contacts, especially relating to tax credit debts, yet many have received fraudulent letters and calls pretending to demand money, often with spoofed details and incorrect addresses. Callers sometimes use personal information to sound authentic but pressure for immediate payment or personal data raises suspicion. Several users confirm HMRC itself advises double-checking with official GOV.UK numbers due to scam risks. Incoming cold calls from this number are mostly seen as suspicious, while outgoing calls made by users to it are regarded as safe. Overall, caution is urged since scammers frequently impersonate HMRC using this number.
Reports on phone number 03002003800
2 monthsI got a couple of letters saying I supposedly owe £1389.21. Each letter had the same number on it. My daughter actually works at HMRC and she told me these are definitely scams. The number they gave was 0300 200 3800.HMRC2 monthsBeware of the number 0300 200 3800 - it's a fraud pretending to be HMRC.HMRC10 monthsSomeone rang my husband's mobile asking for our daughter, who's married. But that number has always been just his, so I can't see how they linked it to her at all! Honestly, I'm beginning to think all those positive reviews here might be from the scammers themselves!11 monthsThis number is dodgy! The letters even have the HMRC logo on them to make it look real. Don’t believe anything they tell you, it’s best to ring the official HMRC contact you find on the government website instead.HMRC11 monthsLoads of letters have been arriving saying I owe loads of money to HMRC, all with their official logo on them. I was even called by a debt collection agency about this supposed debt. But it’s all fake, a total scam. I checked straight away with the real HMRC helpline and they confirmed I don’t owe a penny. It’s been really stressful and messing with my head badly.HMRC1 yearI got a call from this number and I'm pretty sure it was a scam, but apparently this is the official number for Tax Credits debt recovery. It’s safe to call them if you need to, but don’t trust it if they ring you first - seems dodgy to me.1 yearReceived a message claiming to be from HMRC telling me to ring them back by Monday. Sounds dodgy, probably a scam.HMRC1 yearReceived a letter claiming to be from HMRC but it didn’t have any reference number, only my NI number, name and address. It said I owed them money. When I rang the number on the letter, I got bounced about between different departments, but none of them had any record of that payment. I even tried scanning the QR code on the letter, which weirdly took me to Companies House, where it showed a firm called JGB Group Limited, a cleaning business up in Northern Ireland. Definitely seemed fishy to me.HM RevenueCustomsNational InsuranceCompanies HouseJGB Group LimitedNorthern Ireland1 yearJust got a call from someone saying they were HMRC - total scam! Best to hang up and not ring them back, it’s a trick.HMRC1 yearThis number really belongs to the HMRC team that deals with tax credit overpayments. It's definitely legit for getting hold of them.HM RevenueCustoms1 yearSCAM ALERT - Don’t trust the reviews saying these calls are legit, because they’re definitely not. NEVER ring the number they give you. Instead, get in touch with the real HMRC number directly, and they’ll tell you if you owe anything.FRAUD ALERTRefrainHMRC1 yearGot a voicemail from a lady who sounded a bit dodgy, definitely sounded like a scam. She said my name and told me to ring back before Monday. Honestly, sounded like one of those fraud calls. Watch out for it, don’t trust it. The number she gave was 03002003800. Total scam, don’t bother ringing them back.2 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be from the tax credit recovery team. Sounded dodgy to me, be careful!2 yearsTotally a scam!! I got a letter at my house saying I had an overpayment, but I've never claimed any benefits! Watch out everyone!! ๐คจ2 yearsFirst, I got a letter from them, then they rang me up. I'm not sure if they're genuine or not, but they've got my info. Anyone knows if they're trustworthy?2 yearsGot a call from HMRC about some tax credit overpayment. The number they used seemed genuine, so it looks like it was the real deal.HMRC2 yearsJust got another ring from this or a close number after a couple months. They want me to phone back about tax credits by the 11th of July and have my NI ready. No chance I’m falling for that! My phone gave me a heads up it was dodgy, so I’ve blocked the number.2 yearsWARNING - Someone's been faking HMRC's number to try and scam people!FRAUDHMRC2 yearsBloody con artists, absolute muppets!2 yearsI got a voicemail from this number telling me to call them back. I’d already called what I thought was the right number, and they said it wasn’t them. Watch out, this is definitely a scam. I even got a letter that looked proper but it’s all fake. Don’t get caught up in it! There is a voicemail, but weirdly, no phone number shows up in the recent activity.2 yearsNo idea who’s posting glowing reviews on this number, claiming it’s genuinely HMRC, but it’s a total con, probably the crooks themselves. They rang me up, using my proper name, insisting I owed tax credit money, but they had an outdated address for me. Luckily, I was at my computer and checked my official HMRC account straight away. When I questioned why nothing appeared as owing there, they just kept insisting I was in debt. Then they abruptly ended the call. Such scammers!HMRC2 yearsI received a phone call that I deliberately ignored. The caller left a voicemail claiming to be from HMRC regarding my tax credits and insisting that I respond by 26th April. I am reluctant to engage with them as I have doubts about the authenticity of the message. To confirm its legitimacy, I will patiently wait for a letter from HMRC.HMRC2 yearsGot one of those HMRC tax credit scam calls the other day. They used a legit HMRC number to phone me, but then left a voicemail with some dodgy number that wasn’t actually HMRC. They were pushing a fake deadline and said I had to call them back ASAP. If you don’t answer, they start threatening court stuff and want payment immediately. Worst part? The number they make you ring back is a premium rate line, so it costs a bomb. Total scam, be careful!HMRC2 yearsThis number’s legit, it’s from the tax credit office about an overpayment issue.3 yearsThis number belongs to the HMRC debt team. They don’t often ring you out of the blue, they tend to send a letter first asking you to get in touch.HMRC3 yearsGot a call from some guy called Liam claiming to be from debt control. He asked me for my bank info, so I just hung up. Later, I received a letter from a ‘debt resolution’ team demanding £722.84. There’s no reference or option to pay online, so you’re forced to ring their sketchy number. Watch out, it smells like a scam!Liam3 yearsHonestly, I’m not sure why people are doubting it. This number is the actual HMRC one used for VAT payment plans. It’s legit!HMRC3 yearsThis has to be a scam call, because the proper number I have ends with 3887, not 3800. I got a letter with no reference number beginning with 16 or anything, and it was demanding payment straight away. Usually, they give you a 30-day window to pay or to sort a payment plan, but none of that was mentioned here. Seems fishy to me.3 yearsI got a call from someone saying they were from the HMRC tax credits dept, sounded proper legit since they mentioned loads of personal stuff from an old account I had like 10 years back. Ended up sharing some of my details and now I’m really worried and stressed about it.HMRC4 yearsWatch out, this number might not really be HMRC. Scammers are pretty clever and can make a number look like it's legit even when it’s not. It's a big issue these days. Don’t ever share your personal details if someone rings you out of the blue. If you want to be sure, ring them back using the official number you have from your account info. It’s a good idea to ask the caller for their full name and extension first too. Make sure the line is clear before you call back. Surely that’s just common sense.HMRC4 yearsI was kinda worried after seeing all these comments about scams, but I called HMRC myself and they told me it's an official HMRC number. Thought I might have accidentally given info to fraudsters but turns out it’s legit. You can ring that number without any cost, so no need to be scared of it.HMRC4 yearsI have checked and verified with HMRC that this is not a scam. The phone number is indeed a legitimate one for discussing tax credit overpayment. I hope this information provides reassurance for anyone who may be concerned.HMRC4 yearsI have received a letter that appears to be from HMRC, responding to a previous letter I sent them. It even includes their phone number. I called the number and spoke to a lady who knew the precise amount we owe for tax credit overpayment. This is raising concerns as to how scammers could possess such knowledge. Regrettably, I shared my bank details to set up a direct debit, as it appeared on our bank statement as HMRC. Now, I am feeling confused and incredibly worried.HMRC4 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC about some Tax Credits Overpayments. Sounded pretty convincing and they knew loads about me. Didn’t take too well when I started asking questions though. Told them to send everything in writing first. Rang up the real HMRC afterwards and they said there was no problem, so it was almost certainly a scam. The phone number they used looked nearly identical to the official one but wasn’t listed in the HMRC directory.HMRC4 yearsThis call is from the debt recovery section of HMRC tax credits. Don’t just brush it off. If you’re unsure about anything, call the tax credit helpline directly - they can verify if you owe anything.HMRC4 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be from HMRC. Definitely a scam, I just ignored it and didn’t pick up. Don’t trust these calls!HMRC4 yearsBeware of the HMRC scam - a highly treacherous scheme to watch out for.HMRC4 yearsI got a call from someone named Joanne who said she was with the HMRC, but she told me they don’t take payments through online banking. Funny thing is, when I checked the official HMRC site, it clearly says otherwise! Definitely sounds suspicious to me.HMRC4 yearsGot a call from a bloke with a Scottish accent, said he was from HMRC and that I owed them cash. Then he asked for my bank info! Quite suspicious if you ask me.HMRC4 yearsThey said it was some customs issue about a personal thing, but luckily I looked it up first - turns out it’s a total scam.HM RevenueCustoms4 yearsThis number really belongs to HMRC, it's about paying back tax credits. If you’re unsure, just ring up the tax credits helpline to be certain!HMRC4 yearsI recently received a call with a request to return the call by 6pm on Sunday. However, upon calling back, I was greeted with a robotic voicemail message that abruptly ended the call. The person who left the message claimed to be a Scottish woman named Jas.Jas4 yearsGot a call from HMRC about a payment plan I’d already finished. Bit annoying as I thought everything was sorted.HMRC4 yearsI need to cancel my card as they have just obtained my card details.4 yearsThese calls are from the HMRC's real debt recovery team. If you just don’t pick up, it’ll just get worse because your debt could end up with some debt collectors chasing you.HMRC4 yearsJust got a call from this 03002003800 number but they didnt show their caller ID. They left a voicemail and actually said my full name! Called back now, but the HMRC website confirms it’s a total scam. They want you to ring them within 48 hours - don’t be fooled by it!HMRC5 yearsI’m with HMRC and this number actually belongs to their debt management team. It's genuine, so don’t just brush it off or the situation might get worse. Better to verify on the official gov.uk site rather than rely on this page.HMRC5 yearsI think this number really belongs to HMRC regarding tax credits. If you owe them anything, it might not be wise to just brush it off. Some folks calling it a scam don’t seem to know what’s going on.HM Revenue and Customs5 yearsI got a call from a very polite man with a Scottish accent who wanted to talk to my daughter. He said his name was Paul and claimed to be from HM Revenue and Customs, using this phone number. Sounded really convincing, which is why I’m glad we decided to check the number first.ScotlandPaulHM RevenueCustoms5 yearsGot a voicemail from HMRC, they wanted me to ring them back on this number.HMRC5 yearsGot a letter that claimed to be from HMRC's 'debt resolution team' saying I owed money and should call a certain number straight away to sort out payment. I decided to check on HMRC's official site and ring their debt management team, only to find out it was a total scam!HMRC5 yearsTold me it was some sort of emergency but wouldn't say what it was. Real smooth-talking bloke with proper posh English, tried to get loads of my details but I just said no. Then he said he'd post me a letter and insisted I ring a certain number to sort it out. Absolute scam, can't believe how they think they can get away with this rubbish. Wonder how they manage to not feel guilty about it!5 yearsI received a letter that looked like it was from HMRC, claiming I owed some tax credits from like 2012 or 2013. They asked me to ring this number. I’ve never claimed tax credits in my life, but it still freaked me out a bit.HMRC6 yearsI think this might be a hmre scam, be careful guys!7 yearsThe contact number mentioned on the letter I received from the Debt Resolution Team is incorrect. The NI number stated does not belong to me. I have been advised to return it to the BX9 postal address with a note stating "Not at this address" on the original envelope.Debt Resolution TeamBX97 yearsI received a call at 8:30 am this morning from this number, asking me to call them back regarding an overpayment that I am already handling through a direct debit. I checked the number on the government website, but it didn't show up. Therefore, I contacted the Inland Revenue and they informed me that it is a scam. They are opening a case to investigate further. I'm relieved that I didn't return their call. Let's all be cautious and stay vigilant.Inland Revenue7 yearsReceived a spam call claiming to be from "HMRC Tax Credits," advising me to call back and providing a name and National Insurance number. I proceeded to return the call but was unable to obtain any further information.HMRC Tax CreditsNational Insurance7 yearsI received a call from this number regarding tax credits. Suspicious of its authenticity, I decided to contact HMRC directly to verify its legitimacy, as I strongly suspect it to be a scam call.HMRC7 yearsThe call got cut off right as I was about to say something.9 yearsAuthentic phone number from HMRC Debt Management for addressing Tax Credits overpayments.HMRC Debt Management9 yearsAny calls received outside of regular office hours should not be considered genuine and should be ignored.9 yearsReceived a voicemail from this number, alleging to be from HMRC. However, the caller almost forgot to include a return phone number in the message. They had the audacity to call me at the early hour of 11:38 on Sunday morning, during a Bank Holiday weekend. I highly doubt the authenticity of this call and have no intentions of returning it!HMRC9 yearsI have experienced two distinct situations where I was asked to get in touch with them. Upon calling, they requested my full name, address, and national insurance number.9 yearsI received an unexpected phone call just now, and it caught me by surprise. The purpose of their call was to discuss the issue regarding the overpayment of tax credits we had experienced a few years back. The number I dialed led me to a department known as Itchen Revenue and Customs. This situation has left me feeling quite anxious since they seemed to have a considerable amount of personal information about me already.Itchen Revenue and Customs11 yearsThe call appears to be from the Tax Credits division of HMRC's Debt Management and Banking department.Tax CreditsHMRCDebt Management and Banking11 yearsJust received a call from someone two minutes ago claiming to be from H.M. Revenue and Customs. They asked me to verify my name and address for security reasons. When I mentioned that they had just called me, they insisted that I call them back with my National Insurance (NI) number. I firmly declined their request. Then, they mentioned that they would send me a letter to explain further. However, I highly doubt I will ever receive such a letter.H. M. Revenue and Customs11 yearsI noticed that a charge of 0.93 has been applied to my account for this particular number, even though I have not made any usage of it.11 yearsI keep receiving calls from this number, but whenever I pick up the phone, the line goes silent. Typically, I don't answer calls from unfamiliar numbers. These individuals are quite annoying pests. Grrrr....11 yearsDoes anyone know if this is a scam or not?13 yearsReceived no communication whatsoever.13 yearsI received a message from someone claiming to be from HM Revenue and Customs, stating that I need to call them with my National Insurance number before 8pm on March 30th.HM RevenueCustomsNational InsuranceSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3800)
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