03002003808
☎️ 03002003808 👆 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 03002003808
- Received fake HMRC scam callMay
2018Mysterious phone calls, unsure situationJun
2017Scam call, don't share detailsMay
2017Suspicious Sunday call from HRMCMay
2017Scam attempting to steal informationMay
2017Number not working for callsApr
2017Genuine HMRC tax credits numberApr
2017Received urgent tax credit letterApr
2017Avoid HMRC scam, delete immediatelyApr
2017Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 14 April 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bank Newton(North Yorkshire), Churston Ferrers(Devon), Heast(Highland) and Methlick(Aberdeenshire).
03002003808 has 9 comments of which 3 x negative and 5 x neutral and 1 x positive
03002003808 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003808 👆 is reported as a number frequently associated with HMRC scams, where callers impersonate officials to fraudulently request personal and financial information. Users have noted suspicious calls occurring at unusual times like Sundays, with scammers pressuring recipients to provide bank details or confirm personal data. Genuine HMRC calls typically come from private numbers, and official contact numbers do not match those used by the scammers. Some callers claim urgent tax credit issues or overpayments, but attempts to return calls often lead to disconnected lines. While a few users believe the number may be legitimate, the majority caution strongly against sharing any personal information and advise verifying through official HMRC channels before responding.
Reports on phone number 03002003808
8 yearsAbsolute sham from HMRC! I received a call insisting that there was an overpayment on my account and that I needed to up my payments. How ridiculous! When I rang back today using the official HMRC number, they were completely clueless about any such call. It turns out it was a scam! They clarified that whenever they reach out, their number shows as private, so any displayed number you see is definitely not them! Stay sharp, everyone!HMRC9 yearsI received a rather peculiar phone call on a Sunday around half past twelve, which struck me as quite unusual. When I attempted to ring back, there was no response, yet the phone rang for a rather long time. To add to the strangeness, I’ve been dealing with an overpayment situation, and after chatting with someone about it last week, it all feels rather fishy. In total, I've had about four calls from them. Quite the mystery, if you ask me!9 yearsI’ve just received a rather dodgy call this Sunday afternoon from this number, claiming to be from HMRC. They wanted to verify some personal information. I politely declined and - rather cheekily - the chap insisted that if I wasn’t up for chatting, I could ring back using a different number he provided. He even mentioned he’d be leaving a note on my account for me to follow up. When I tried dialling the number that had initially contacted me, lo and behold, it was out of service! It’s definitely best to steer clear of sharing any personal details; this is clearly a scam operation.HMRC9 yearsOn a SUNDAY, I received a rather dodgy call from what claimed to be HMRC. They asked for my full name, address, date of birth, a contact number, and even the name of my bank! Naturally, I found it quite off-putting and refused to disclose any personal information. I mean, why on earth would they be calling me on a weekend? I told them to try again later and promptly hung up. When I attempted to call them back, there was no luck - couldn’t get through at all!HMRC9 yearsIt's a total con! They attempted to fish for my banking details!9 yearsI've made several attempts to call them, but it seems the number is out of service.9 yearsBased on my own past dealings, I can confirm that this number is an authentic HMRC contact for tax credits. It’s definitely not a scam.HMRC9 yearsHello there, I received a correspondence from him alongside customs which included this number. They’re requesting that I get in touch with them without delay concerning a matter related to my tax credits.9 yearsReceived a call from someone claiming to be HMRC. It’s definitely a scam. Best to ignore and erase it immediately!HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3808)
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