03002003819

☎️ 03002003819 👆 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 03002003819

  • Annoyed by fake HMRC letters
    Jun
    2026
  • HMRC scam letters; stay cautious
    Jun
    2026
  • Second year HMRC debt letter
    Feb
    2026
  • HMRC scam letter reported, investigated
    Oct
    2025
  • Alert: HMRC phone scam
    Jul
    2025
  • Warning about potential scammers
    May
    2025
  • Beware of potential HMRC scam
    Feb
    2025
  • Scam alert: debt notice received
    Dec
    2024
  • Suspicious HMRC-related phone number
    Dec
    2024
  • Scam warning about HMRC impersonation
    Nov
    2024
  • Fraudulent letters demanding payment received
    Oct
    2024
  • Fake HMRC letter, report to authorities
    Sep
    2024
  • Scam letter; ignore and report
    Aug
    2024
  • Letter scam coerced me, unsettling experience
    Feb
    2024
  • Letter is likely a scam
    Feb
    2024
  • Warning about potentially fraudulent letter
    Feb
    2024
  • Acknowledges scam; warns others
    Jan
    2024
  • Received HMRC scam letter demanding payment
    Dec
    2023
  • Identified scam, finding it fascinating
    Nov
    2023
  • Received suspicious letters from fake HMRC
    Nov
    2023
  • Call correctly before labeling scam
    Aug
    2023
  • Suspicious non-HMRC phone number reported
    Aug
    2023
  • Received a letter in mail
    Jul
    2023
  • Contact HMRC about inactive account
    Jul
    2023
  • Be cautious of unexpected calls
    May
    2023
  • Concern about scam tax bill
    May
    2023
  • Almost fell for scam letter
    May
    2023
  • Accusing HMRC of being scammers
    May
    2023
  • Feeling overwhelmed and anxious
    May
    2023
  • Warning about possible tax scam
    May
    2023
  • Be cautious, scammers may strike
    May
    2023
  • Warning about possible scam numbers
    Apr
    2023
  • Warning about possible scam letter
    Feb
    2023
  • Suspicious tax letters, confirmed as fake
    Feb
    2023
  • Legitimate tax demand for dissolved company
    Feb
    2023
  • Not a scam, verified with HMRC
    Dec
    2022
  • Warning about potential scammers
    Dec
    2022
  • Warning about scam behavior
    Dec
    2022
  • Received suspicious letter demanding payment
    Nov
    2022
  • Upset about unexpected pension charges
    Nov
    2022
  • Warning about potential HMRC scam
    Nov
    2022
  • Beware of tax letter scams
    Nov
    2022
  • Suspicious letters from 'pro-tax accountants'
    Nov
    2022
  • Elaborate tax scam, report immediately
    Oct
    2022
  • Received a scam tax letter
    Sep
    2022
  • HMRC scam letter still active
    Aug
    2022
  • Warning about realistic tax scam
    Aug
    2022
  • Letter claiming debt is a scam
    Aug
    2022
  • HMRC letter regarding debt is scam
    Aug
    2022
  • Beware of highly believable scammers
    Aug
    2022
  • Believable and effective scammer experience
    Aug
    2022
  • Frequent letter scams from HMRC
    Jul
    2022
  • Receiving false HMRC letters, waste
    Jul
    2022
  • Received potential scam letters, confirmed genuine
    Jun
    2022
  • HMRC letter about owed money
    May
    2022
  • Beware of convincing scam letters
    May
    2022
  • Warnings about tax scam letters
    Feb
    2022
  • Warning about HMRC scam number
    Feb
    2022
  • Warning of potential scam number
    Dec
    2021
  • Ignore letters about dissolved company
    Dec
    2021
  • Warning about HMRC scam impersonation
    Oct
    2021
  • Letter was from HMRC, genuine
    Sep
    2021
  • Suspicious overdue tax letter received
    Aug
    2021
  • Beware of potential scam letters
    Jul
    2021
  • Beware of fake HMRC letters
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning: phone numbers are scammers
    Jul
    2021
  • Received fake HMRC letter scam
    Jul
    2021
  • Suspicious tax letter, wrong reference
    Jul
    2021
  • Received fake HMRC tax letter
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning of dangerous HMRC scam
    Jul
    2021
  • Received fake HMRC letter, be cautious
    Jul
    2021
  • Suspicious letter, potential scam warning
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning of potential scam danger
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning about potential scam
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning: Potential scam alert
    Jul
    2021
  • Letter received in post is scam
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning about potential scam call
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning of phone scam from HMRC
    Jul
    2021
  • Letter with generic address, probable scam
    Jul
    2021
  • Warning: Potential scam phone call
    Jul
    2021
  • Received scam letter demanding money
    Jun
    2021
  • Cautionary tale about misleading letters
    May
    2021
  • Unwanted charge for unmade call
    Dec
    2020
  • Avoid the number 03002003819
    Dec
    2020
  • Called HMRC about potential scam
    Dec
    2020
  • Letter claimed to be HMRC
    Nov
    2020
  • Caution: HMRC warns of scam
    Nov
    2020
  • HMRC confirmed as known scam
    Nov
    2020
  • Received letter with incorrect details
    Nov
    2020
  • Beware of scammers spoofing genuine businesses
    Nov
    2020
  • Warning! HRMC scam using deception
    Nov
    2020
  • Warning: HMRC scam - avoid!
    Nov
    2020
  • Avoid contact with HMRC
    Nov
    2020
  • Telephone scam created misleading reports
    Nov
    2020
  • Valid HMRC PAYE Debt number
    Nov
    2020
  • HMRC Number is real
    Nov
    2020
  • Warning: scam number verified by HMRC
    Oct
    2020
  • Scam alert, beware fake HMRC
    Oct
    2020
  • Valid HMRC contact information provided
    Oct
    2020
  • Called HMRC to verify letter
    Sep
    2020
  • Verified HMRC phone number legitimate
    Sep
    2020
  • Ignore phone calls and bills
    Sep
    2020
  • HMRC scam letter, verify before payment
    Sep
    2020
  • Reported suspicious letter claiming debt
    Sep
    2020
  • Detailed scam; avoid phone calls
    Sep
    2020
  • Notice from HMRC; pay overdue tax
    Sep
    2020
  • Report the dangerous scam letter
    Sep
    2020
  • Warning about fraudulent phone calls
    Sep
    2020
  • Reported potential scam debt letter
    Sep
    2020
  • Genuine number confirmed by HMRC
    Sep
    2020
  • Received 2 fraudulent payment requests
    Sep
    2020
  • HMRC confirmed number is scam
    Sep
    2020
  • Lost money to fraudulent payment
    Sep
    2020
  • Sophisticated HMRC scam letter
    Sep
    2020
  • Received fake HMRC payment demand
    Aug
    2020
  • Questioned authenticity of HMRC letter
    Aug
    2020
  • Cautionary advice about online scams
    Aug
    2020
  • Warning about fake HMRC number
    Jul
    2020
  • Genuine-looking HMRC letter and envelope
    Jul
    2020
  • Suspicious call pretending to be HMRC
    Nov
    2019
  • Beware of HMRC phone scams
    Nov
    2019
  • Concerns about scam calls communicated
    Sep
    2019
  • Suspicious call, needs reporting advice
    Mar
    2019
  • Scam call pretending to be HMRC
    Nov
    2017
  • Scam request for PAYE refund
    Dec
    2013
Number Of Searches: 1412 Number Of Comments: 116 First Seen: 20 December 2013 General Reputation: negative

This number has recently been searched from Croxton Kerrial(Leicestershire), Denton(Kent) and Houghton-le-Side(Durham).

03002003819 has 116 comments of which 84 x negative and 8 x positive and 24 x neutral

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03002003819 Summary (Read all comments)

Phone number ☎️ 03002003819 👆 is reported as a highly convincing HMRC scam number linked to fake letters demanding large PAYE and NI payments. Many have received official-looking letters with genuine company details but wrong references, generic greetings, and suspicious phone numbers not matching official HMRC contacts. Some claim it is linked to real HMRC debt management but most users warn it’s a dangerous fraud designed to steal money or personal info. Callers report automated threats, hold times, and attempts to extract payments. Several people fell victim despite the sophisticated presentation. Others confirmed with HMRC via trusted channels say letters or numbers don’t match their records. Overall, this number is associated with repeated tax scams targeting businesses and individuals through fake correspondence and calls.

Reports on phone number 03002003819

1 month
I've gotten a couple of these letters before, saying I owe HMRC for PAYE from last year. Today, I got another one through the post. They seem really legit, but I doubt HMRC would send something like this straight to me since my accountant handles all my tax stuff. It's really frustrating because I already paid one of these last year.
HMRCPAYE
2 months
My other half got a couple of letters today, claiming to be from HMRC, saying he owes about £27k on one and almost £10k on another. A couple of weeks back, a letter asking for the £27k was dropped off in a plain brown envelope. This isn’t the first time we’ve dealt with this kind of thing, so looks like these fraudsters are back at it again. Just a heads up to everyone - if you get anything from ‘HMRC’, be sure to look carefully and double-check, these letters show plenty of red flags.
HMRC
6 months
Does anyone know if HMRC usually sends letters about owing them money in the second year? I just got one and it’s a bit confusing. Thought I was all clear!
HMRC
9 months
Received a letter earlier claiming to be from HMRC, which was odd since I haven’t had any mail from them in ages. Feels like the same crooks might get jailed then start sending these fake letters again once they're free. I've reported it to Trading Standards and also to Royal Mail’s fraud team.
HMRCTrading StandardsRoyal Mail
2 years
Got a letter that looked just like it was from "HMRC" saying I owed money for PAYE, which seemed legit at first. I was certain my PAYE was all paid up though. So I emailed the letter over to [email protected]. Don’t bother ringing the number they left - just look up the real HMRC contact details yourself or check your Government Gateway account online.
HMRCPAYEUSGovernment Gateway
2 years
Just got a letter through from this number, saying I owe cash - definitely looks like some kind of scam to me.
2 years
I got a letter that seemed proper, claiming it was from HMRC and included details only my accountants and them are supposed to know. The number was part of that letter.
HMRC
2 years
They actually tried to con a pretty big police department with thousands of officers (won’t say which one tho). There’s a clear sign it’s a scam, so if you’re unsure, just ring up HMRC using the contact listed on the official Gov.uk site, definitely don’t use the number the scammers provide.
HMRCGov. uk
2 years
Got another letter asking me to pay PAYE as if Im an employer in just a week. Problem is, I dont run a business, never have, and Im currently not working. The number they gave to call is 0300 200 3819. Ive binned the letters straight away. Total scam.
PAYE
2 years
Got another bogus letter pretending to be from “HMRC” claiming I owe employers NI from seven years back and telling me to ring 0300 200 3819. I’ll be reporting this to Trading Standards again, but they usually just say they’ll note it down and can’t prevent these letters landing in my post. Not much help at all! What they really should do is track down those behind this scam and maybe update me on any progress!
HMRC
2 years
This is just another fraudulent message pretending to be from “HMRC”. I’ve been getting these kinds of letters on and off over the past couple of years. I checked with both my accountant and HMRC directly, and they both said I don’t owe a penny, so best just to disregard it. I’ve reported it to Trading Standards before and will be doing so again with this one. Don’t trust the overly positive reviews on this website and absolutely don’t pay anything. I even logged into my official HMRC account and there’s no record of this supposed debt.
HMRC
3 years
Totally a scam, don’t get tricked. The letter seems really legit but the number ain’t linked to HMRC. If HMRC was reaching out, they’d use your actual name on the letter, not some vague "Dear Sir/Madam". Plus, the return address on the back? It’s not even real.
HMRCMadam
3 years
Looks like a proper official letter, but it’s definitely a SCAM. The phone number and reference are both wrong. They’re trying to tell me I owe National Insurance as a boss, but I’m not even an employer.
National Insurance
3 years
Yeah people, this is totally a scam. Really clever one too. They even come on here pretending it’s all legit just to cover their tracks.
3 years
Got a letter from what looks like HMRC about some mapping work limited charge of £38,903.00, saying I owe money. It wrongly says I’m an employer, which I’m definitely not. The call came from 03002003819 on 14 December and the letter seems pretty legit at first glance. Tried ringing HMRC but couldn’t get through.
HMRC
3 years
I've received a couple of letters about a company that hasn't hired anyone for ages. Pretty sure it's a scam, but I gotta say, it's interesting how these scammers keep showing up trying to make everyone believe it's legit. Spoiler alert: it ain't. They really need to give it a rest. Thought about ringing them tomorrow just for a bit of a laugh :)
3 years
Just received another letter from this number, looks exactly like a legit HMRC letter with all my company info and references spot on, except the phone number is different. This makes about 8 times in the past year. Whenever I get one, I double check with the accountant who always says there’s no payment due. Funny thing is, the amount they ask for changes each time and they never mention earlier letters or unpaid sums. Same phone number to call though, which is definitely NOT HMRC.
HMRC
3 years
This isn’t a scam at all. I got a letter with this number on it. I dialled HMRC but put 3200 in instead of 3819, and it turns out it’s the debt management team at HMRC. It’s related to National Insurance and tax stuff.
HMRCNational Insurance
3 years
How do these lot keep getting away with it? 0300 200 3818 is definitely NOT a legit HMRC contact, and it really needs to be stopped. I just received another fake HMRC-style letter, all official looking. Reporting this to the fraud team and Trading Standards straight away.
HMRC
3 years
I don't think its a scam, more likely a deactivated account linked to you. Try calling HMRC on (0300 200 3200) and say "fraud" when the automated system asks. Then give them the reference number from the letter. Something similar happened to me cuz I accidentally opened 2 PAYE accounts, and some "specified charges" around £200 kept getting added to the inactive one. They ended up closing that account and wiping the charges.
HMRCPAYE
3 years
Received a letter just now.
3 years
This number might actually be real. You wouldn’t normally get a call from it unless you’re dealing with HMRC in some way. If they ring you out of the blue and you weren’t expecting it, be very careful. Lots of scammers use fake numbers these days.
HM RevenueCustoms
3 years
Fake tax bill scam. Scarily clever these days. Absolute scumbags just mooching off others, proper waste of space.
3 years
Set up my limited company this year, and these scammers sent me a letter trying to con me out of £600. Honestly, I nearly got duped 😂😂😂
3 years
That HMRC caller was definitely a scammer, don’t trust them!
HMRC
3 years
Blimey, I’m proper done for this time.
Blimey
3 years
This is clearly one of those TAX/PAYE cons.
3 years
Watch out, total scam alert!
3 years
Ignore those saying it’s not a scam, because it definitely is. That number isn’t even the real HMRC one. If you’re concerned about any debts, look up the genuine HMRC contact on their official site. Never ring the number on any letter you get with this suspicious number!
HMRC
4 years
This scam letter looks pretty convincing, not gonna lie. I can totally understand how people fall for it. Just make sure to verify the reference number properly and always ring the real HMRC number, which is 0300 200 3200, not 0300 200 3819. Stay safe!
HMRC
4 years
My daughter has now got this kind of letter about overdue tax payments for 22/23 twice. The first time, I contacted the tax office, but I didn’t use the phone number on the letter since we’d already dealt with this issue with them a few years back. From the start, I could tell both letters weren’t genuine tax department letters. I did ring the number on the first letter, but all I got was a silent, dead line.
4 years
At first, I was really suspicious about this letter. It was asking me to pay £601.32 for PAYE TAX. I closed my company back in December last year. But when I logged into my government business account, the reference numbers matched and it showed I owed that sum. Sadly, no one was willing to talk to me since I’m not the company director anymore. The phone number seems legit, and when I rang it, nobody tried to rip me off or anything.
PAYE
4 years
This is NOT some kind of scam. Just make sure you get a proper HMRC phone number from a reliable source and ring them up, they'll verify if you do owe any money for whatever it might be. Don’t just brush off the official HMRC letter. I even double checked with our accountants after hearing about all the scams, and called HMRC directly (using the number on their official site), and they all said it’s legit.
HMRC
4 years
Total con artist.
Fraudster
4 years
Total con artist!
4 years
I got a letter with the number 03002003819 on it. It said I owe £301 but I’ve never hired anyone. What a load of rubbish.
4 years
After my mum died in August 2021, I called the pension office to stop her payments. I only found out she had one extra week of money in her account. I thought I'd sort it out and pay it back later. But in December, I received a letter from HMRC asking me to repay £211, which was exactly the amount mum got each week, from the number 03002003819. They said I had employed someone to care for mum. I ended up paying every three months, finishing in July this year. But today, 27/11/2022, I got another letter saying I owe £301 now. I’m really annoyed and stressed about this.
HMRC
4 years
Just got a call from 03002003819, definitely an HMRC scam. Watch out!
HMRC
4 years
Today, 23/11/22, I rang the tax office using a different number and mentioned the letter I received with postcode BXR 1AS. Later, I decided to verify the number printed on the letter and discovered it was a complete scam. I had my doubts about the letter from the start because the design and paper were off - nothing like the usual official tax correspondence. After looking up the number online, my suspicions were confirmed. Watch out for these tax letter scams and the phone number 03002003819.
4 years
I’ve received a couple of these letters, all sent in official looking HMRC envelopes. The phone number was supposedly for some ‘pro-tax accountants’, which made me suspicious straight away. I phoned HMRC and they told me I don’t owe anything. But when I got the letter again, I called HMRC once more. Even they seemed unsure this time. Now I’m pretty convinced it’s a well-planned scam.
HMRC
4 years
This was such a complicated scam. What made me suspicious was seeing the caller ID show ‘Pro tax accountants’ or something along those lines. HMRC also told me to tell everyone who gets this letter to report it here: https://www.actionfraud.police.uk/reportscam
HMRC
4 years
I recently received a convincing letter via mail from Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC), informing me that I still owed PAYE tax. However, this was quite peculiar because I actually closed my account last year. Initially, I considered calling HMRC to alert them of the error. Instead, I decided to conduct some research by Googling the number provided and checking the official gov.uk website to validate its legitimacy. Thankfully, my caution led me to discover that it was actually a scam! I promptly reported it to HMRC to ensure others were aware of the fraudulence. Take heed, everyone!
MajestyRevenue and CustomsHMRCGoogling
4 years
Got the same HMRC scam letter through my door. How come the phone line they’re using is still working? No idea why the authorities haven’t put a stop to it yet. This number’s been around for ages it seems. The letter and envelope looked so convincing. Honestly, these scammers must be having a right laugh knowing they can still pull this stunt without getting caught!
HMRC
4 years
Got a letter that looked bang on like it was from Inland Revenue, but it was actually a dodgy scam. Proper fooled me for a minute!
Inland Revenue
4 years
I recently received what appeared to be an official letter from HM Revenue and Customs stating that my disabled daughter is responsible for an outstanding amount, along with interest. I suspect that this is a scam and urge others to be cautious. This situation seems highly suspicious.
HM RevenueCustoms
4 years
I have recently received a letter from HM Revenue and Customs, which appeared to be quite official. The letter states that my disabled daughter has a debt to pay, along with interest added. However, I strongly suspect that this may be a scam, as it does not seem legitimate. Please be aware and cautious of any similar communications.
HM Revenue and Customs
4 years
Exceptionally skilled scammers, unbelievably convincing. They skillfully utter appropriate phrases and have a call center consisting of individuals who have extensively conducted research on various companies. It is strongly advised not to contact this number; instead, report it to the police for phishing activities targeting Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC).
Her Majesty ' s Revenue and CustomsHMRC
4 years
I rang the number listed on the letter and honestly, the person on the other end was a really convincing scammer. It all seemed proper legit until we double-checked with our accountant and then it hit us what was really happening.
4 years
I keep getting letters from these idiots every single week... DEFINITELY NOT MY HMRC reference number, you scammers #### Do they really think we business owners are that daft and wouldn’t know if we owe HMRC anything? Such a pointless waste of paper. Just get lost 😂😂😂
HMRC
4 years
I get letters from these idiots all the time... THAT AINT MY HMRC reference, you scammer ####. Do you really reckon us business folks are that daft and can’t tell if we owe HMRC? What a pointless load of paper, now off you go 😂😂😂
HMRC
4 years
SCAM - like loads of others said. Got a letter supposedly from HMRC saying some company linked to my house owes money! Complete nonsense, I just bin it straight away with all the other junk that lands in my post!
FRAUD ALERTHMRC
4 years
I have recently received three letters claiming that I owe £200 plus interest to DM PAYE. What made me doubtful about the legitimacy of these letters was that they were sent to my previous address and had different reference numbers. When I researched the phone number mentioned in the letters online, I discovered that it was associated with a known scam. The letter appeared to be quite convincing, so I want to warn everyone to be careful and stay aware of such fraudulent activities.
DM PAYE
5 years
I keep receiving letters from this number claiming they're about taxes. Definitely a scam, so watch out!
5 years
HMRC Fraud Alert - avoid picking up or ringing back this number, it’s a common scam that’s going around.
HMRC
5 years
Dodgy number for sure.
5 years
This number is definitely a scam. I keep receiving letters about a company I used to own that's long gone and sorted out. Don’t bother answering their calls, just bin the letters and let them blow their money on sending them.
Ltd
5 years
Watch out for HMRC scams - stay safe everyone!
HMRC
5 years
I recently received a letter concerning unpaid taxes for my limited company, which I dissolved last year. Interestingly enough, my sister also received a similar notice for her limited company. The authenticity of the letter is quite convincing, I must admit. This has made me somewhat suspicious, and I find it noteworthy that we both received the same amount.
5 years
This letter looks totally legit but it’s definitely NOT from HMRC. I’ve seen a few people saying it is real but they’re probably connected to the scammers somehow. If you’re unsure, just log in to your HMRC online account straight away - I bet you’ll find no record of the amount they’re talking about in that letter.
HMRC
5 years
The numbers 0300 200 3819 and 0300 200 3823 are definitely dodgy, so avoid calling them. My wife and kid got letters demanding money, claiming to be from H M R C but when we compared, they looked almost the same except for small details like different phone numbers and sort codes, also the paper quality was off. Don’t fall for it!
HMRC
5 years
Got a letter from HMRC but it was a bit suspicious. I run a business and knew I didn’t owe anything since I’d just cleared my payments. The letter included a page saying I owe over £800, with a dodgy reference number. It’s definitely a scam - don’t be tricked! It even looks proper and came in the right envelope. The big giveaway was the letter wasn’t sent to the right address. Stay alert, folks!
HMRC
5 years
I recently received a letter from HMRC regarding overdue tax and NI payments. It seemed quite persuasive, but upon closer inspection, I realized that the tax reference mentioned in the letter was incorrect. Naturally, I turned to Google and stumbled upon this page! This has raised some serious concerns for me, especially since I've been waiting on hold for quite some time after calling the provided number. Now, I am worried that this extended call duration may result in a hefty phone bill.
HMRCGoogle
5 years
SCAM ALERT. Got a letter that looked proper from HMRC saying we hadn’t paid employer tax and NI. Then on the next page, it mentioned a CIS underpayment which made no sense as those two things don’t match up. The phone number given was nowhere near an official HMRC one - it was 03002003819, which is a definite red flag.
HMRCNational Insurance
5 years
this scam is proper dodgy - they send a letter pretending to be HMRC saying a small business owes money for PAYE & NI. Things that give it away: no specific name mentioned payroll number doesn’t match phone number isn’t the official HMRC debt helpline
HMRCPAYENational Insurance
5 years
Got a letter through the post that looked super official, like a proper H.M.R.C one, even the envelope had the H.M.R.C logo on it. It claimed my limited company owed £808.32 for employers N.I contributions (which I do owe). So, I checked my H.M.R.C online account and saw my balance was actually zero. That made me suspicious, so I googled the phone number on the letter and ended up here. Really sneaky and could catch people out, so watch yourselves everyone.
H. M. R. C
5 years
I recently received a formal-looking letter that appears to be an exact replica of a letter from H.M.R.C, informing me that my limited company is owing £808.32 in employers N.I contributions (which I know is accurate). However, when I checked the balance in my H.M.R.C account, it showed that I owed nothing. This raised my suspicions, so I decided to search for the phone number on the letter and ultimately ended up here. It's important to be cautious as this seems to be a clever and potentially hazardous scam.
H. M. R. C
5 years
Totally a scam!
5 years
Dont bother answering! Its a scam. If you're unsure, call HMRC using the number listed straight on their official website.
HMRC
5 years
Total rip off!
5 years
Got a letter through the post today. Definitely a scam!
5 years
###SCAM ALERT!!!### AVOID CALLING!
5 years
Got a letter through the post sent to my company but it started with 'Dear Sir/Madam' because they dont know my actual name! Total scam! Avoid calling the number. Anyone claiming its legit is either a scammer or hasn’t figured out they’re being conned yet!
5 years
Watch out! It’s a total scam!
5 years
Do not answer! It’s a total scam. If you need to contact HMRC, make sure you call them straight from the phone number listed on their official website.
HMRC
5 years
I have recently received a letter in the mail requesting a sum of £27,000. I want to caution everyone not to call the provided number as it is a fraudulent scheme featuring a pre-recorded message. This incident occurred on 2nd June 2021.
5 years
03002003819, DO NOT ANSWER. THIS WAS A LETTER CLAIMING TO BE FROM HMRC. UNFORTUNATELY I WAS TOO SLOW AND ENDED UP HAVING TO CANCEL MY BANK CARD. IT WAS WRITTEN SO WELL I REALLY BELIEVED IT WAS FROM HMRC. WHEN I LOOKED UP THE NUMBER, IT SHOWED UP AS VERY RISKY. DO NOT RESPOND TO THEM.
HMRC
6 years
I have received a bill for £1.86 for a call to a number that I never made. According to the bill, I was apparently on the phone for 1 hour, 11 minutes, and 29 seconds, and I was charged for the time exceeding one hour. However, I did not make this call at all.
6 years
Received a letter today, it appears to be authentic. However, it is best to avoid contacting them as the phone number provided (03002003819) may not be trustworthy.
6 years
I received a letter from someone pretending to be HMRC.
HMRC
6 years
HMRC warned me this is a scam! Don’t call that number or they’ll make you pay!
HMRC
6 years
HMRC already said its a scam number. Anyone saying otherwise is probably someone who got scammed and don’t wanna admit it or the scammers themselves trying to trick you.
HMRC
6 years
I recently received a letter addressed to my company, but it contains outdated information regarding our address. Additionally, the account office reference number provided in the letter is incorrect. However, the letter does state that I should contact the number associated with this incorrect reference number.
6 years
Watch out, scammers often fake real company numbers to trick people. Don’t just believe the green messages you see below. You can’t tell if they’re real or not. Stay cautious and use your common sense when speaking to anyone on the phone, and never share any personal or banking info. HMRC has a useful website to help with stuff like this, and good antivirus software can usually spot if a site is legit or a fake. Stay safe!
HMRC
6 years
Heads up - this is definitely a SCAM. The scammers are using a phone number that’s almost the same as HMRC’s legit number and sending out letters that seem genuine.
HMRC
6 years
This is a fake HMRC call, definitely a scam. I'd advise against ringing this number at all!!!
HMRC
6 years
Oh no, definitely not HMRC! Seriously, do yourself a favour and don’t pick up if it’s them calling.
HMRC
6 years
The 0300 200 3819 number is definitely a legit HMRC PAYE Debt Management contact. I've had letters telling me to ring this number, and I checked with HMRC directly using a number I knew was real. It's all genuine.
HMRCPAYE Debt Management
6 years
Yep, this number is legit and actually belongs to HMRC.
HMRC
6 years
DEFINITELY A HMRC SCAM NUMBER. All those “real” comments around are just trying to trick you even further. Don’t call back and definitely don’t send any money.
HMRC
6 years
0300 200 3819 isnt HMRC, its a scam, watch out! My client got a letter about unpaid PAYE but he has never been an employer.
HMRCPAYE
6 years
I was a bit worried after coming across this page, so I cancelled my card and tried to stop the payment through Santander. However, after ringing HMRC this morning, I found the official numbers on their website are: 0300 200 3401 and 0300 200 3814 for HMRC debt management. From now on, I’ll pay via BACS, and you can always confirm the sort code on HMRC’s website - it’s sort code 08 32 10 and account number 1200 1039. So you can be sure it’s legit.
HMRCSantander
6 years
I phoned HMRC to check the number after getting a letter from them. Even though they made an error, the letter itself was totally genuine and accurate.
HMRC
6 years
Please don’t call back and definitely don’t send any money.
6 years
Got a letter that looked proper from HMRC, but I double checked with my accountant and turns out it’s a scam!!! Make sure to verify the info on any letter before you pay up.
HMRC
6 years
Got a letter saying I owe class 1 NIC with this number on it, but the reference number wasn’t mine, so I was a bit iffy about it. The letter was proper official looking, even came in a brown envelope with a stamp. I rang HMRC to check and it turned out to be dodgy. Told action fraud, the cops, and HMRC about it - these cheats are really shameless.
Action FraudHMRC
6 years
Beware of this highly elaborated scam and avoid contacting them. Their call menu consists only of option #1, which incurs additional charges. If you ignore these options, they will place your call on hold. Whether it's just a time-wasting tactic or sent to connect you with HMRC, there's a risk that your conversation will be listened to and more personal information may be obtained. It's best to steer clear of them and protect yourself from any potential harm.
HMRC
6 years
Got a letter from HMRC telling us to call a number and sort out overdue tax for a firm that actually closed down back in 2017. Quite baffled!
HMRC
6 years
Got a dodgy letter asking me to pay some debt, but I’m PAYE and my taxes are all sorted, no debts at all. The letter tells me to ring 03002003819 and hand over payment info. They didn’t even use my name. Already reported it.
PAYE
6 years
If you need to reach HMRC, the proper phone number is 0300 200 3300. The scam letter I got had a different contact number though, 0300 200 3819, asking for payment and bank info. They didn’t use my name or any real details, just some random reference number. Pretty dodgy. I’m definitely going to report this scam.
HM Revenue and Customs
6 years
Looks like a letter scam. The phone number seems risky to deal with.

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