03002003814
☎️ 03002003814 👆 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 03002003814
- Fake HMRC scam; threatening encounterJul
2023Number outdated, check GOV.UKJan
2022Suggests deprecated HMRC numberJan
2022Comment summary: Short and unclear messageAug
2021Suspicious, poorly executed HMRC letterMar
2020Phone number provided: 0300 200 9814Jan
2020Unknown number harassing and annoyingNov
2019Suspicious activity with phone numbersOct
2019No answer, blocked, call appropriatelyAug
2019Missed call from HM RevenueFeb
2019Questioning HMRC number legitimacyDec
2014Number Of Searches: 188 Number Of Comments: 9 First Seen: 27 November 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Baddeley Green(Staffordshire), Biruaslum(Western Isles), Coombe(Somerset), Cwmcych(Pembrokeshire) and Horns Green(Greater London).
03002003814 has 9 comments of which 2 x negative and 7 x neutral
03002003814 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003814 👆 is reported as a disputed number once associated with HMRC but now widely regarded as potentially fraudulent or deprecated. Users warn of suspicious letters and calls, some featuring incomplete or poorly presented official-looking documents. There are accounts of calls that abruptly end or fail to provide clear information. Genuine HMRC contact details have since changed and should be verified via the official GOV.UK website. It is advised to remain cautious, especially if the caller’s approach involves intimidation, unsolicited contact, or unusual communication methods outside standard HMRC office hours. Blocking and verifying independently before responding is recommended to avoid scams.
Reports on phone number 03002003814
3 yearsSome bloke pretending to be from HMRC, looks Indian, showed up near Chingford/Walthamstow and tried having a go at my missus. Lucky for him I wasn’t about, if he dares come back I’m gonna give him a proper hiding. The number on the letter was 0300 200 3814.HMRCChingfordWalthamstow5 yearsLooks like this HMRC contact is no longer in use.HMRC5 yearsIt seems that this number is no longer in use and may have been associated with HM Revenue and Customs some time ago. In any case, the contact details have been updated. You can find the current information on the official GOV.UK website.HM Revenue and CustomsUK6 yearsI got a letter through my door with a number on what was supposed to be official HMRC headed paper, but the whole thing was just blank apart from that. There was no official HMRC reference anywhere, and the writing was all scrawled. Even my name was hand written with no address or any proper details. It seemed dodgy, like a scam, but really I reckon it was just some rubbish subcontractor messing up for HMRC.HMRC7 yearsMy mum got a call from this number, but as soon as she picked up, the line just went silent. I’m waiting to see if they ring again. Proper annoying!7 yearsI got some letters from these numbers 03002003814, 07876393311 and even a fax from 03000525102. Feels like it could be a scam or something dodgy going on.7 yearsTried calling 0300 200 3814 but no reply, if it’s HMRC they should ring in proper working hours. Such a waste of time. Blocked now.HMRC8 yearsSo, I got a call from hm revenue, didnt answer at first but rang them back later. Still no clue what they wanted though. Quite frustrating really!HM Revenue12 yearsCould anyone confirm whether this number is actually an official HMRC contact?HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3814)
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