03002003824
βοΈ 03002003824 π 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 03002003824
- Warning: verify HMRC debt lettersMar
2020Suspected fake HMRC contact numberMar
2020Suspicious unofficial HMRC letter receivedFeb
2020Received HMRC scam letter, phone numberNov
2019Received letter about belongings retrievalNov
2019Received suspicious HMRC letter, confusedNov
2019Received unexpected self-assessment letterNov
2019HMRC number used by scammersNov
2019Verified number from official sourceSep
2019Beware of HMRC scam lettersSep
2019Suspicious letter claiming money owedJul
2019Contact HMRC for self assessmentApr
2019Scam number for HMRC self-assessmentApr
2019Urgent tax call is scamMar
2019User dismissed comment as non-senseFeb
2019Suspicious HMRC number activity reportedFeb
2019Received misleading letter from impostersFeb
2019HMC is aware of situationFeb
2019Warning about fraudulent phone callFeb
2019Warns of HMC phone scamFeb
2019Alerted HMC about fraudulent callFeb
2019Didn't receive call, got letterNov
20180300 numbers replace 0845 for cheaper callsMay
2018Concerns regarding HMRC self-assessmentNov
2017Invalid phone number formatSep
2017Identified as HMRC contact numberApr
2017Unusual 0300 number, unsure answeringMar
2015HMRC called my wife. ConfirmedOct
2014Received call from unrecognized individualNov
2013Number Of Searches: 786 Number Of Comments: 27 First Seen: 13 March 2014 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Clayton(Greater Manchester), Crummock Water(Cumbria), Holbeach Hurn(Lincolnshire), Ingoldsby(Lincolnshire) and St Peter The Great(Worcestershire).
03002003824 has 27 comments of which 10 x negative and 13 x neutral and 4 x positive
03002003824 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number βοΈ 03002003824 π is reported as a phone number linked to suspicious letters claiming to be from HMRC, with many users warning itβs part of a scam targeting people over alleged debts, often using official-looking letters on white paper which differ from genuine HMRC documents. Some have called HMRC directly through official Gov.uk contacts and confirmed this number is not officially used by them for debt management or self-assessment queries. Several comments stress that scammers may have personal details and urge caution. Others mention differing numbers linked to similar scams, with inconsistent phone numbers given in supposed HMRC communications. Although a few users believe it might be genuine, the overwhelming majority advise treating calls or letters linked to this number as potentially fraudulent.
Reports on phone number 03002003824
7 yearsThis 03003003824 number is a scam pretending to be HMRC. Don’t trust it!Bogus HMRC7 yearsGot a letter at home that looks dodgy, claiming to be from HMRC but I’m not convinced it’s legit. Feels like a scam to me.HMRC7 yearsGot a letter pretending to be from HMRC and this number was on it, looks dodgy to me.HMRC7 yearsI received a letter, written on plain white paper, mentioning something about HMAC. It also told me to send a debt company to come and collect my stuff.HMAC7 yearsI received a letter about self assessment but I’ve never done one before, always on PAYE so it felt odd. The letter had this number claiming it was from HMRC, and since I’ve always been employed, I figured I’d double check. I didn’t call the number, instead I searched it up on this site just to be safe.HMRC7 yearsNever done any self assessment in my life, always just PAYE. Suddenly, I get a letter about self assessment with this number attached. Totally confused!PAYE7 yearsI got in touch with HMRC myself and was told this number is definitely used by fraudsters trying to trick people out of their money. These scammers often have quite a bit of your personal info, so always double check by calling HMRC using a phone number listed on their official site. They also fake details like Barclays 0300 123 1813, sort code 25-03-57, account 63464695. Also, any comments here saying the number is legit are likely just the scammers having a laugh.HMRC7 yearsGot a letter from hmrc and couldn’t find the phone number anywhere on the internet, so I rang the number listed on the official website just to be sure. The letter turned out to be legit so I guess the number is legit as well.HMRC7 yearsSCAM ALERT! DO NOT get in touch with these people. I got a letter claiming to be from HMRC saying I owed £1896.86. Luckily, I'd recently seen a BBC programme about scams, where an HMRC official explained they never threaten to send debt collectors like this letter did if you don’t pay straight away. I called HMRC using the contact details on gov.uk and they told me it was a scam after I read out the letter. The reference number wasn’t one HMRC uses and the notice was printed on plain white paper, which they don’t do. The person at HMRC told me to report it on the police fraud site. So don’t ring the number on the letter - always double-check the official HMRC number from the government website. Really glad I watched that BBC fraud programme, saved me a lot of stress. Cheers BBC!HMRCBBC7 yearsGot a letter from 0300 200 3824 saying I owe them money, no call though. Anyone else think this might be a scam?7 yearsIt’s HMRC for sure and they just verified it. However, I’d suggest ringing their official helpline for self assessment instead, as this number isn’t listed on their website. Still, it’s definitely HMRC.HMRC7 yearsI got a letter about my self-assessment tax, but it looked dodgy. It had a number on it, 03002003822, which seems to be the legit HMRC contact for self-assessment. HMRC never said the letter was from them, so it smells like a scam. Be careful with these calls!HMRC8 yearsGot a letter today saying I owed some back taxes so I called this number don’t fall for it 03002003824 total scam.8 yearspure rubbish mate8 yearsI got calls from this number saying it's HMRC, but then there were a bunch of others too starting with 0300 200 3436. Heard it like three times, plus 2416 popped up twice, 3410 once, then 3407 once and also 3597. Bit concerning if you ask me.HMRC8 yearsGot a letter that looked like it was from HMRC with this number on it. Its really confusing and feels like a trick. Wish they would get caught quickly.HMRC8 yearsIt’s a scam, I just rang hmc and they're already aware of it.HM Customs8 yearsTotally a scam, I rang hmc and they're already aware of this.HMC8 yearsHMC already know about it.HMC8 yearsComplete scam. Said they were from HMC. Totally fake. Just ignore and hang up straight away.HMC8 yearsI never actually got a phone call, but I did get a letter that looked like it came from HMRC. I looked up the number on the internet and it showed up as some sort of 'reverse call service' or a Non-Profit group.HMRC8 yearsI’ve noticed 0300 numbers usually belong to government or public services. They took over from 0845 numbers since they’re less costly for people calling, especially if you’re on a mobile phone.9 yearsGot call from someone claiming to be HMRC about my Self Assessment and owed tax. Sounded dodgy to me, so I looked it up and it’s probably a scam trying to trick people over debt stuff. Be careful!HMRC10 yearsThat number belongs to HMRC, the tax office.Revenue and CustomsUK12 yearsI've never got a call from an 0300 number before, so I just didn't pick up. Does anyone know if it's a safe number or not???12 yearsSomebody from HMRC rang my missus earlier.HMRC13 yearsI've been receiving calls from someone whose identity I can't seem to pin down.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3824)
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