03002003823
TimeLine☎️ 03002003823 👆 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 03002003823
- Received letter about overdue paymentsMay
2024Beware of HMRC debt scamFeb
2024Beware of false tax claimsFeb
2024Received self-assessment letters: owe moneyFeb
2024User mentions potential scam or fraudOct
2023HMRC self-assessment payment overdue scamJul
2023Government entity for managing debtJun
2023Official gov.uk website confirms legitimacyJun
2023Suspected HMRC impostor letter warningNov
2022Verify payment request with HMRCOct
2022SA Debt Management: Real HMRC NumberOct
2022Letters threaten arrears, overdue paymentsOct
2022Received scam tax letter, warned othersOct
2022Warning about potential nefarious intentOct
2022Legit but confusing HMRC letterAug
2022Received scam letter about taxAug
2022Suspicious scam pretending to be HMRAug
2022Beware of HMRC phone scamAug
2022Warning about a fake tax scamJul
2022HRMC scam letter warning. BewareJul
2022Many letters in this commentJul
2022Complaint about scam and breachesJun
2022Scary letter from suspicious scammersDec
2021Received potentially scammy letter, skepticalNov
2021Partner found forum while investigating HMRCNov
2021Received fraudulent tax debt letterNov
2021Warned friend about potential scamOct
2021Letter with incomplete and incorrect detailsOct
2021Letter with incomplete, incorrect detailsOct
2021Letter appears official, phone number suspiciousOct
2021Warning about incorrect HRMC numbersOct
2021Report error to HM RevenueOct
2021Warning: potential HMRC scam letterOct
2021Contacted by HMRC regarding letterOct
2021Calling HMRC for payment assistanceSep
2021HMRC bill missing £1885 assessment. warning!Sep
2021Beware scam HMRC tax letterSep
2021Warning see HMRC scam letterSep
2021Phone call seemed dubious, avoidAug
2021Letter from HMRC requesting paymentAug
2021Angry about fake HMRC letterJul
2021Received legit letter, almost scammedJul
2021Scam letter, did not callJul
2021Suspicion of being a scamJul
2021Beware of fake HMRC numbersJul
2021Received HMRC letter, suspect scamJun
2021Fake HMRC scam claiming arrestsJun
2021Payment request almost tripped meOct
2020Received HMRC letter for late paymentSep
2020hesitate, sounds like a scamSep
2020Beware of fake tax scamsSep
2020Possible scam from HMRC 03002003823Sep
2019Report HMRC scam to policeNov
2018Report scam to police immediatelyNov
2018Customer line for HMRC UKJul
2017The user simply stated "silence."Mar
2014Number Of Searches: 861 Number Of Comments: 53 First Seen: 21 July 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Oldfield Brow(Greater Manchester) and Rossland(East Renfrewshire).
03002003823 has 53 comments of which 11 x neutral and 41 x negative and 1 x positive
03002003823 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003823 👆 is reported as a number associated with numerous scams involving fraudulent letters claiming unpaid Self Assessment tax debts and fines. Many have received realistic-looking letters demanding payment for historical or incorrect tax liabilities, often prompting calls to this number. While some users initially believed it to be genuine due to official formatting and references to tax details, the majority confirm it is used by scammers seeking to exploit fear and extract money or personal information. Genuine HMRC contacts differ, and official advice is to verify any claims directly via known HMRC channels rather than responding to unexpected letters or calls from this number. Users are urged to report suspected fraud promptly and avoid sharing personal or financial details.
Reports on phone number 03002003823
2 yearsGot a letter informing me about penalties for late payment and interest built up on self assessment ?? dating back from 2012 until now!! I called the number provided but it asked for my mobile number!! I’ve been employed by my local council for 25 years, so they handle my salary and tax, I’m not self employed at all.2 yearsSCAM ALERT - Got a letter saying I owed HMRC money but when I called the official HMRC number, they said there’s no debt in my name. The phone number on the letter just puts you through to someone trying to get you to pay up right away. Don’t fall for it, say NO and verify your info directly with HMRC online.SCAM ALERTHMRC2 yearsDodgy scammers ringing up sayin I owe tax when I clearly dont. Watch out everyone!2 yearsGot a letter from Self Assessment HM Revenue and Customs, BX9 1GX (looks like their phone no. tax related)… I've noticed 2 payments have come out of my bank… the letter says I owe that sum.. but where did my money disappear to? The number they gave was 0300 200 3823… (BX9 1GX...)HM RevenueCustoms3 yearsTotally a con job.3 yearsGot a letter from HMRC saying I was late with my self-assessment payment. I had a look at my online HMRC account just to be sure I hadn’t forgotten anything. Then I looked up this phone number and found loads of reports of the same kind of scam.HMRC3 yearsHM Revenue & Customs, Debt Management Team.Department for Debt Management3 yearsThis is legit - I checked and the number is actually on the official HMRC gov.uk site.HMRC4 yearsMate of mine got a letter that looked like it came from HMRC, seemed proper but it was a fake. If you’re unsure about anything, best ring the official HMRC self-assessment number at 0300 200 3310 to check.HMRC4 yearsThis number could be legit. If you’ve got unpaid taxes, do settle up. BUT don’t hand over anything just because you got a call or letter from this number. Always ring HMRC on the phone number listed on your official tax letters.HMRC4 yearsGot a bunch of scary letters saying I owe money and payments are late.4 yearsAbsolute fraudsters!4 yearsGot a letter in the post that looked really official. I only moved recently, yet somehow they updated my address just three months after I informed HMRC! They claimed I owe £200 in late fees for Self Assessment from 2020 and 2021, even though I haven’t been self employed for almost four years now. When you call, they put you on hold forever and then suddenly throw more payment choices at you.HMRC4 yearsGot a letter claiming I owed over £3,000 for not submitting a self assessment from 17 years back. It looked proper legit since it mentioned stuff about my tax details. I even tried to appeal before my brother got the same letter. Then we realised it was all a load of rubbish and just a SCAM.4 years0300 200 3823 is a scam. They sent me a letter pretending to be from HMRC. Avoid them!HMRC4 yearsGot a letter from HMRC about overdue self assessment payments with this number listed. Haven't been self employed in more than 15 years. DO NOT ANSWER, it's a scam.HMRC4 yearsGot a dodgy letter claiming to be from HMRC - definitely don’t ring that number!HMRC4 yearsTOTAL RIP-OFF. Got a so-called official letter claiming I hadn’t submitted my tax returns since 2019. It said I was £2500 in debt. I stopped self-employed work back in 2015 and all my paperwork is sorted. Just another nasty scam from some dodgy people. Don’t fall for it. Honestly, if you owed money to the tax office, they’d definitely be in touch in a proper way.4 yearsLoads of messages.4 yearsThis scam is really well organised, wonder why no ones tracking them down? They have Barclays account info, should be straightforward to catch. Got letters about payments and outstanding balances and all that. Feels like HMRC's system might have been compromised.BarclaysHMRC5 yearsBlimey, this letter really freaked me out. These con artists are after a payment that's almost exactly what I owe. How on earth do they know the figure? What got me suspicious was them asking for an account payment from 2021 instead of 2022.Blimey5 yearsGot a letter from HMRC SA debt management telling me to ring this number. I phoned, a woman picked up, sounded really sleepy, like I disturbed her or something. She said she wanted my phone number so she could ring me back later coz they were tied up. Shouldn't they already have my number though? I looked up the number here and it looks like a scam. The worrying bit is my tax number matched what was in the letter. Proper scary stuff.HMRC5 yearsSent a letter and gave them a ring, but while waiting my partner stumbled upon this forum. We're now looking into it with HMRC.HMRC5 yearsI got a letter claiming to be from HMRC Debt Management saying I owe money for Self Assessment Tax. Funny enough, a few days before that, I had a proper letter from the Real HMRC about the same thing but just a tiny amount that they'd sort out by changing my future tax code, so no extra steps needed from me. The legit letter also had the calculations on the back and matched parts of my National Insurance number. I'm reporting the suspicious letter that tells me to ring a different number, just to be safe.HMRCDebt Management5 yearsGot a letter with this phone number on it. Paper quality was pretty poor. Loads of info was wrong or missing, and the barcode wasn’t finished. Even the government website mentioned was wrong.5 yearsA mate of mine who runs their own business got a letter claiming to be from HMRC, using the number 0300 200 3823. It had a UTR number in it, which nearly convinced me at first since I deal with UTRs all the time at work. But I remembered the number from a call I got a while back where they threatened to have me arrested, so I looked it up here on your site. I told my mate straight away it was a con and advised him not to pay anything.HMRC5 yearsGot a letter with this number on it. The paper quality was really poor. Details were either wrong or missing, and the barcode wasn’t fully there. Even the Gov website info was wrong.5 yearsGot a letter that seemed legit at first but the paper felt really cheap, just basic A4 and the fold was all wonky. When I got a letter from them before, I remember the paper being heavier with a watermark, and the fold was perfectly done by a machine. This time the phone number was only 3 digits from the real one, so bit fishy if you ask me.5 yearsNo way it’s HRMC! The last two digits don’t match at all with their numbers! Watch out, it’s a scam!HMRC5 yearsJust received a letter demanding £374.02 for a self assessment I supposedly missed. Contacted HM Revenue to check and turns out my husband’s tax is fully up to date. Glad I double checked before handing over any bank details. Definitely report it and avoid paying!HM Revenue5 yearsGot a letter yesterday 05/10/2021 claiming to be from Self Assessment Debt Management HMRC, looked proper legit but seemed dodgy, had their phone number on it. Definitely an HMRC scam.HMRCSelf Assessment Debt Management5 yearsReceived a letter asking me to get in touch using this number. Said it’s from HMRC.HMRC5 yearsI got a call from 0300 200 3823 because of a letter I received, which looked legit for the 2013/14 tax year. I tried another HMRC number and after waiting about 15 minutes, I spoke to a bloke named Thomas who was really helpful. He checked my 13/14 Self Assessment and confirmed it was dormant, which is spot on, and said I didn’t owe any money. He sounded a bit puzzled by the query, which is how I ended up here. They wanted me to pay for a missed self assessment, but I submitted mine online on 21st Jan 2015 at 20:49 - I even took a screenshot to prove it!HMRCThomasSA5 yearsGot a letter from HMRC about a missed tax charge of £1885 from 2012. The notice looks pretty official, includes a detailed list of what’s owed, and even comes with a paying-in slip for sending a cheque. Watch out for this!HMRC5 yearsGot a letter in an envelope that looked proper from HMRC saying I supposedly owed £500 tax from 2012 - total con! Don’t bother calling or sending any money.HMRC5 yearsIts a scam, got a letter from HMRC, just ignore it!HMRC5 yearsI called the number, and it sounded genuine at first. They suggested a plan and wanted me to phone again with what I could pay. But there was no background noise like you'd expect from a proper office, just a single voice. I’m not bothering to call them again.5 yearsGot a letter from HM Revenue & Customs saying I owe £236.18 for a late self assessment payment. It has a phone number 0300 200 3823 and says to call if I need help sorting the payment. There’s also a bank giro slip included for paying the amount. But when I checked my HMRC account online, there’s no mention of any debt at all.HM Revenue & CustomsHMRC5 yearsBlimey, this letter has messed about sent loads of times, totally fake and even the envelope's dodgy cunts. Tried looking up the number on the HMRC site but it’s not there. Tried ringing the actual HMRC but can’t get anyone to pick up. Absolutely can’t stand these sneaky little thieves getting away with this crap.HMRC5 yearsI got a letter from them showing the same amount I owed HMRC, but the letter was dated a couple of days after I’d already paid it. Then, I got a call from that 078 number someone else here talked about, threatening to arrest me if I didn’t send them £4000 or whatever I could manage right then on the phone. It was really frightening, I almost got caught out.HMRC5 yearsWas on a really convincing scam letter. Didn’t call back once I came across this site.5 yearsthis one sounds like a scam to me5 yearshmrc scam alert! not the first time ive got this. the letters look real but the phone number is off compared to the real hmrc ones and they even got my legal name wrong! watch out and dont answer or call back!HMRC5 yearsGot a letter supposedly from HMRC but it didn’t have my name or National Insurance number on it. It had a bunch of phone numbers and said I needed to pay up, or else, with one number being 03002003823. Took a photo of it and sent it off to the real HMRC email just to check. I’ll ring the official HMRC number in the morning, defo not that dodgy one.HMRCNational Insurance5 yearsGot a letter saying I owe HMRC for self assessment, seemed proper at first but then, about a week later, got an automated call from a mobile number (07870 855722) saying ‘there’s an arrest warrant out for you.’ Messing with folks’ fears like that and trying to rip them off is just horrible behaviour.HMRC6 yearsgot a letter asking for a late payment. for a second i thought it was legit, as the phone number and the automated voice sounded really similar. but then i saw the letter was addressed to a person, not the company, which seemed odd. plus, normally the accountant would just send an email if something was wrong.6 yearsGot a letter from HMRC about a late payment for something I’ve already settled, and this phone number is listed in the letter.HMRC6 yearsLooks like a total scam to me.6 yearsBeware of scams where fake HMRC letters are sent, claiming you owe taxes. Don’t fall for it - always ring HMRC directly to check and report any suspicious messages.HMRC7 yearsGot a text from 03002003823 saying HMRC has issued a warrant for my arrest. Complete rubbish!HMRC8 yearsthis has got to be one of those h.m.r.c fraud calls. better get in touch with the cops and tell them right away.HMRC8 yearsthis person is pretending to be from h.m.r.c, definitely a scam. you should call the police and let them know right away.HMRC9 yearsThis phone number belongs to the customer service line for HM Revenue and Customs in the UK.HM Revenue and CustomsUKSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3823)
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