03002003850
TimeLine☎️ 03002003850 👆 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 03002003850
- Concerned about overpayment and letterMar
2022Beware of HMRC scam callsMar
2019Tax-related scam call, angry, deleted emailsMar
2019Excited about being arrested and handcuffedMar
2019Blocking numbers not preventing contactMar
2019Warning about HMRC scam callsMar
2019Excited by potential arrest threatMar
2019Scam alert from fake HMRCMar
2019Ignore phone scams, do not callMar
2019Fraud call, threatened arrest, hung upMar
2019Report false HMRC scam, verify authenticityMar
2019Questioning validity of phone callMar
2019Missed call from unfamiliar numberMar
2019Tax fraud registered at addressMar
2019Warning of potential fraud activitiesMar
2019Fraudulent call impersonating tax officeMar
2019Suspected scam call from HMRCMar
2019Warning about tax fraud scam advertisingMar
2019Warning about HMRC fraud callMar
2019Scammers posing as tax authoritiesMar
2019Warning about potential scam callMar
2019Concern about possible fake callMar
2019Number Of Searches: 238 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 14 March 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Caistor St Edmund(Norfolk), Cefn Rhigos(Rhondda Cynon Taff), Court Orchard(Dorset), Flyford Flavell(Worcestershire) and Loveston(Pembrokeshire).
03002003850 has 21 comments of which 19 x negative and 2 x neutral
03002003850 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003850 👆 is reported as a persistent scam number impersonating HMRC, using threats of arrest for alleged tax fraud to intimidate recipients. Callers often warn of urgent legal action unless the person presses a key, which must be avoided. Genuine HMRC communications would never demand payment or threaten arrest via unsolicited calls or ask for personal details over the phone. Many have identified the calls as fraudulent attempts to extract money or data, sometimes with automated recordings or suspicious accents. Blocking the number is recommended, and people are advised to rely only on official letters from HMRC if there are matters to resolve. Exercise caution and never engage or provide information when contacted unexpectedly by this number.
Reports on phone number 03002003850
4 yearsI got a letter saying I’d paid too much, so I called the number they gave. While waiting on hold, I decided to check the number online and now I’m quite anxious about it.7 yearsThey told me it was HMRC and I got stuck on the line for about six minutes before it clicked that HMRC wouldn’t be ringing my mobile like that! I’m not sure if it was one of those premium rate numbers, so maybe I’ve been charged without knowing. Some emails came through later but I just wiped them. Honestly, feeling really annoyed about the whole thing!HMRC7 yearsSome bloke rang up saying I'd be getting arrested. I cheekily replied how thrilled I was to be cuffed by a cop! Sadly, they just cut me off, and still no sign of the good-looking officer. I even got dolled up for the occasion. Typical!7 yearsJust got a call from 0300 200 3850, saying they were from HMRC, but it’s 100% a scam. I’ve had dealings with HMRC before and they never ring you like that. Don’t listen to anything they say and whatever you do, don’t press any numbers if they ask you to.Her Majesty ' s Revenue and CustomsHMRC7 yearsThis number is definitely involved in fraud. They said I’d be in trouble with the law if I dared hang up. Don’t fall for it, it’s a complete scam!7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC. When they asked for my name, I told them they should already have it. After that, the woman just ended the call. Not to be picky, but the accent sounded Asian to me. Probably a scam.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3850 pretending to be from the HMRC tax office. They told me there was a fraud case opened against me and warned if I didn’t hit 1, I’d end up getting arrested soon! Total scam if you ask me.HMRC7 yearsI had a call from someone pretending to be HMRC, but it was a total scam. I rang the proper HMRC to report the number. When I told the scammer that if it was legit they’d send a letter or the police would come by, they hung up. I also told them to just wait and see if the local police turned up to sort them out!HMRC7 yearsIt was some call from HMRC, I just ended the call. Wondering how on earth they even managed to get hold of my phone number?7 yearsJust saw I missed a call from this number a moment ago.7 yearsThis number has rang me before and I already blocked it once. Somehow, they got through to me again, so I've had to block it once more.7 yearsGot a call saying I'd committed tax fraud with Revenues and Customs - something about paying up or facing arrest. Didn’t wait around, just hung up and blocked the number straight away!Revenue7 yearsJust like others have said here, I got a call claiming to be from 'HMRC' saying I'd be arrested if I ended the call. Heard about this scam on the news not too long ago - so definitely don’t hit '1', best just to hang up straight away. If you actually owe HMRC anything, trust me, they’ll write to you properly, they’ve got your details and don’t randomly call like this.HMRC7 yearsJust got a call saying I owed money to HMRC, sounded dodgy as heck. They tried to scare me about some tax debts but I knew straight away it was a scam. Don’t fall for it, they’re just fishing for your details!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some dodgy automated voicemail saying if I dont pay up right away I’m gonna be arrested. Total nonsense, obviously a scam.7 yearsJust got a call from Revenue and Customs saying there’s some kind of tax fraud linked to my place. Felt a bit dodgy to me, not sure what’s going on.RevenueCustoms7 yearsGot a call claiming I'm in trouble with HMRC, saying I'd be arrested unless I pressed 1. Obviously a scam, so I just ended the call immediately.HMRC7 yearsJust got a call with a bogus HMRC recording - total scam alert! Sounded like one of those fake automated messages trying to trick you. Beware of this type of call!HMRC7 yearsSeriously, don’t hit 1 when they ask you! I'm just here, quietly waiting like they’re gonna come get me or something, because supposedly HMRC has a warrant for me over some tax fraud nonsense. These calls keep coming nonstop now. So frustrating!HMRC7 yearsSomeone called claiming to be from the tax fraud department. Totally a scam! I just hung up and blocked the number straight away.7 yearsWas in the middle of the usual rush hour traffic when I got a call from 03002003850 telling me I was about to be arrested. Can’t say I wasn’t a bit freaked out by it all!Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3850)
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