03002003830
TimeLine☎️ 03002003830 👆 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 03002003830
- Genuine HMRC VAT Debt numberOct
2025Caller claims to be HMRCJun
2025Received call, chose not to respondMay
2024Questionable VAT origin; possible scamFeb
2023This references HMRC debt collectionNov
2022Confusion about HMRC VAT/accountantOct
2022HMRC checking details with userOct
2022Check HMRC website, call themOct
2022People misunderstand HMRC letter issuesOct
2022Caller claimed to be HMRCOct
2022Received call claiming to be HMRCAug
2022HMRC doesn't make phone callsJul
2022Pushy, demanded call by deadlineJul
2022HMRC credited wrong accountJul
2022Claiming fraudulent HMRC VAT identityJun
2022Possible scam call reportedApr
2022Suspicious HMRC caller; likely scamMar
2022Beware of scam, report it!Mar
2022Clearly a scam, avoid calling!Mar
2022Scam call; report the numberJan
2022Unrecognized number, blocking it defensivelyNov
2021Ignored HMRC scam email offerNov
2020HMRC contacting businesses about VATJan
2020Suspicious VAT call, avoid paymentOct
2019Suspicious number, avoided calling backOct
2019Comment mentioned HM Revenue identificationOct
2019Ignore tax scams, stay informedSep
2019Fraud claim, caller ended conversationJul
2019Suspected fake HMRC phone numberMay
2019Honest and trustworthy product reviewJul
2018Confirmed official number, tax dueAug
2016Works for HMRC, confirms identityNov
2015HMRC call genuine for timely payersOct
2015Suspicious call from fake tax departmentJul
2015Suspicious call about VAT issueMar
2015Suspicious call, Scottish accent urgencyMar
2015Impersonating HM-VAT Department scammersMar
2015Missed call on cell phoneOct
2013Number Of Searches: 760 Number Of Comments: 37 First Seen: 17 March 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brett(Suffolk), Buttonbridge(Shropshire), Gillbank(Cumbria) and Low Mill(North Yorkshire).
03002003830 has 37 comments of which 20 x neutral and 6 x positive and 11 x negative
03002003830 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003830 👆 is reported as a number frequently associated with HMRC VAT matters, though experiences vary widely. Some users confirm it as a legitimate HMRC contact, often related to genuine VAT queries or errors, advising a cautious check of official HMRC channels to verify. Others strongly advise it is a scam, noting that HMRC typically does not phone but sends letters, and warning against sharing payment details or calling back without verification. The number’s appearance in both genuine and fraudulent contexts prompts recommending vigilance: always cross-check with the official HMRC website or helpline before engaging. New visitors are encouraged to avoid immediate response, report suspicious activity, and ensure any tax-related communications are corroborated through trusted official sources.
Reports on phone number 03002003830
10 monthsThe number actually belongs to HMRC’s VAT Debt Management department, just so you know.HMRCVAT Debt Management1 yearHello, this is HMRC speaking.HMRC2 yearsThis number tried to call me and left a message asking me to ring back by 6 pm. I never bothered to call them back.4 yearsThis call came from VAT - definitely a scam.HMRCVAT4 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be the HMRC debt dept about VAT.HMRC4 yearsIt was HMRC regarding VAT, I wasn’t aware the accountant hadn’t shut down the account yet.HMRCVAT4 yearsGot a call from someone saying they’re HMRC and need to verify some info with me.HMRC4 yearsNo worries, could just be a small problem they have to fix with you. Maybe have a look at the HMRC site and ring them up.HMRC4 yearsAnyone claiming this is a scam clearly hasn't bothered to look into the details first. If HMRC doesn’t have your current address or there's some other problem, they wouldn’t be able to send you a letter at all.HMRC4 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be from the VAT department at HMRC. They insisted it was urgent and that we should call them back, making sure to mention our VAT number right at the beginning of the call.VATHMRC4 yearsGot a ring from someone saying they were HMRC.HMRC4 yearsYou’ll never get a call from HMRC themselves. They always send letters first. If you ignore those, then debt collectors might get involved, and if it still goes unpaid, an officer might turn up at your home. So, if you get a phone call claiming to be from them, it’s definitely a scam.HMRC4 yearsThey was really insistent and kept saying we'd need to ring them back before 5pm today.4 yearsThis was a legit HMRC call. They had already taken our deferred VAT payment via direct debit, but somehow it ended up being put into the wrong account.HMRC4 yearsIt definitely came across as dodgy to me.5 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were with HMRC. The bloke, called 'Jazz', kept stumbling over his words when I asked for any kind of verification. He gave me a number to ring back - like I’m gonna fall for that! Absolute tossers, keep away!HMRCJazz5 yearsHonestly, don’t get tricked by this, make sure you report it!5 yearsThis is totally a scam, so whatever you do, avoid dialling that number!5 yearsSomeone rang me claiming to be from HMRC. I’d say just block and report them, don’t even bother answering.HMRC5 yearsThis number is completely unfamiliar to me and doesn't show up in my call history anywhere. No idea who they might be. I'm just going to block it!6 yearsYesterday I got an email from this number pretending to be HMRC saying I could pay my VAT late with options. I just didn’t respond.HMRC7 yearsI got a call from what seemed to be a legit HMRC number. It was about VAT stuff. I suppose with that Making Tax Digital thing, they're now more pushy when reaching out to companies...HMRC7 yearsGot a voicemail claiming there was a problem with my VAT. I rang them back but they wouldn’t clearly explain what the issue actually was or why I supposedly owed money. Then they gave me wrong info about my account balance and what I was meant to owe. Next, the guy asked me to enter my card details to "settle the outstanding balance" - which I don’t even have. When I said I'd rather pay online, he just told me some random account number and sort code. Seemed really suspicious. Absolutely don’t give these people any money.7 yearsGot a voicemail from this number saying to call HMRC by Wednesday. When I phoned back, the recorded message said the number had changed to 03002003830. Haven’t bothered calling that one though, felt a bit dodgy.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with HM Revenue.7 yearsJust so people know, HMRC will always write to you if there's any tax you owe. If you get a call like this, it's most likely a scam, so don't fall for it. You don’t owe them anything until you get an official letter. Stay safe!HMRC7 yearsSomeone rang claiming to be from the fraud team. I just played along for a bit then hung up.7 yearsI'm not too sure about this number, lots of people say it's from "HMRC" but I find it hard to believe since I've never had any calls from them before. If they really need to contact me, they should just send a letter. I’m not planning on answering or calling back this number.HMRC8 yearsThis is absolutely legit! No doubt about it!10 yearsThey called us on our mobile, but we missed the call.10 yearsAt first, I figured it was a scam after reading some of the posts here, but I decided to ring the genuine VAT office number (you might want to check it yourself just to be sure). Turns out, I actually owed some tax. The number is definitely legit.11 yearsI work for HMRC, so I can confirm it's from them.HMRC11 yearsIf you’ve been prompt with your VAT payments, then HMRC won’t be ringing you, it’s definitely them, no doubt about it.HMRC11 yearsGot a voicemail from someone claiming to be Mr Eyres at The Tax Department, sounded dodgy to me. Rang back and they just gave me the VAT helpline number, then they abruptly ended the call. Definitely seemed a bit sus.EyresTax Department12 yearsGot a call at like 8 in the morning about some huge VAT issue, sounded really fishy to me.VAT12 yearsGot a voicemail from a lady speaking with a Scottish accent, mentioned my vat number as some sort of reference. She urged me to ring back before a specific deadline saying it was really urgent. I rang the number but nobody answered. Felt a bit iffy about it, so I looked it up online and ended up on this website. Really happy I checked it out first.12 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from the HM VAT Department, but I'm pretty sure it was a scam.HM Revenue and Customs VATSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3830)
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