03002003859
☎️ 03002003859 👆 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 03002003859
- Avoid this number, unable contactMay
2023Scam number, don't be fooled!Feb
2020Indicating skepticism towards a situationSep
2019Report HMRC phishing email addressJul
2019Automated tax fraud scam callJul
2019Fraudsters use fake HMRC numberJun
2019Number given, unclear context necessarilyJun
2019Warning: confirmed scam by HMRCJun
2019Warning of potential HMRC scamApr
2019Caller from +44 3002007761; likely fraudApr
2019Automated call regarding tax fraudMar
2019Warning: scammers posing as HMRCMar
2019Received scam call from numberMar
2019Fraudulent HMRC call, likely not legitMar
2019Blocked scam numbers threatening arrestMar
2019Fraudulent phone call, likely scamMar
2019Scam call pretending to be HMRCMar
2019Received call from HRMC 02033898878Feb
2019Genuine cold call asking personal detailsJan
2019HMRC impersonation scam caller alertNov
2018Verified HMRC number, paid errorOct
2018Warning about scam from HMRCAug
2018Caller claimed HMRC wanted contactAug
2018Legitimate HMRC number, resolved issueJul
2018Contact HMRC for debt resolutionJul
2018HMRC debt resolution contact adviceJul
2018Contact legitimate HMRC number PAYEMar
2018Contacted HMRC for tax inquiryMar
2018Verify callback request from HMRCMar
2018Caution against suspicious phone callMar
2018Scam call from fake HMRCMar
2018Possible scam involving tax enquiryMar
2018Beware of scam phone numbersMar
2018HMRC overdue PAYE notification receivedFeb
2018Potential scam impersonating HMRC taxFeb
2018Identifying the commenter as HMRCJan
2018Identified as HMRC contact numberDec
2017HMRC pursuing PAYE underpayment issueDec
2017HMRC calls about PAYE underpaymentDec
2017HMRC calls regarding unpaid PAYEDec
2017Act promptly on overdue amountDec
2017Assurance of genuine HMRC numberDec
2017Genuine HMRC number for debtsNov
2017Legitimate HMRC debt resolution numberNov
2017HMRC number, valid call sourceNov
2017Suspicious call from 'inland revenue.'Oct
2017Received scam call, suspicious reference numberOct
2017Unknown voicemail possibly genuine contactOct
2017Doubtful response, not from HMRCOct
2017Suspicious call regarding PAYE paymentsOct
2017Suspicious call citing incorrect information. Scam!Oct
2017Inquiry about HRMC PAYE directorOct
2017Received suspicious voicemail from HMRCSep
2017User trusts call from HMRCSep
2017Suspicious HMRC call regarding PAYEJul
2017Suspicious HMRC phone call receivedJun
2017Fraudulent call from fake numbersMay
2017HMRC call referencing wrong details, unsureMay
2017Possible scam calls received consecutivelyMay
2017Nuisance calls from HMRC scammersApr
2017Genuine HMRC number for callsApr
2017Number called, feels like scamApr
2017Suspected fraudulent HMRC call, questionableMar
2017Frustrated by unhelpful phone callFeb
2017Genuine HMRC number for underpaid taxesFeb
2017Potential scam if not from HMRCJan
2017Referring to home debt managementSep
2016Scam number impersonating HMRC. Don't callAug
2016Warning about phone scamAug
2016HMRC number for PAYE queriesJul
2016legitimate call from HMRC, validate itMar
2016Possible scam call from HMRCMar
2016Recognized phone call scam, endedOct
2015Scam call from fake HMRCOct
2015Suspicious HMRC call; security questions askedOct
2015Unprofessional HMRC voicemail receivedAug
2015Caller identity not disclosed, suspiciousJul
2015Number Of Searches: 1800 Number Of Comments: 74 First Seen: 07 July 2015 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Merryhill Green(Berkshire), Risbury(Herefordshire) and Tregoyd Mill(Powys).
03002003859 has 74 comments of which 32 x neutral and 29 x negative and 13 x positive
03002003859 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003859 👆 is reported as a phone number linked to both genuine HMRC debt management for employer PAYE issues and numerous scam calls impersonating HMRC to extract personal or financial information. Some callers claim to be from HMRC’s PAYE or debt resolution team and provide accurate reference numbers, suggesting legitimate enquiries about underpaid amounts or administrative errors. However, many callers use pre-recorded threats about fraud or arrest, often with suspicious accents or inconsistent details, pressuring for immediate callback or payments. Official HMRC typically corresponds by letter first and advises caution when receiving unsolicited calls. Users are urged to verify any call via official HMRC contact numbers, avoid sharing personal data, and report suspicious activity to HMRC’s phishing team. The dual nature of this number requires vigilance and confirmation from trusted sources before engagement.
Reports on phone number 03002003859
3 yearsI received a call from a woman named Joy, claiming to be from HMRC about PAYE matters. She left me a voicemail, but when I attempted to return the call, the number she provided turned out to be disconnected. Regrettably, I’ve also tried to reach HMRC's main PAYE line, but it's swamped with calls, making it nearly impossible to get through. Proceed with caution regarding this number!JoyHMRCPAYE7 yearsBe wary, as this is definitely not an official HMRC contact! It's been cleverly disguised to deceive. This number is being used by seasoned con artists aiming to swindle you out of your hard-earned cash. Don't fall for their tricks!HMRC7 yearsDefinitely a scam, watch out!7 yearsyou should send this over to the HMRC phishing squad, their email is [email protected]HMRC7 yearsLike others have said, I got one of those robocalls about supposed tax fraud. I’m on PAYE with the government, so HMRC sorts my tax stuff already. We all know scammers can fake any phone number they want. HMRC always includes a unique reference number if they really need to get in touch. The call I got was total rubbish, so I just ended it straight away.PAYEHMRC7 yearsThis number is definitely HMRC. Sometimes scammers use it to seem more genuine, but if you ring back, it's definitely HMRC I can confirm as I work there.HMRC7 yearsIts defo a scam - I just had a chat with HMRC and there’s no way it’s legit.HMRC7 yearsBeware of HMRC scams, this number 03002003859 kept calling me.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from +44 300 200 7761, an automated message asking me to press 1. Feels like a scam to me, I tried ringing back but the number’s now blocked. Definitely dodgy.7 yearsGot a call from 03002003973, some recorded voice telling me I’m being looked at for tax fraud and to choose a number from their options. I hung up straight away cos I doubt HMRC would ever contact me like that.HMRC7 yearsGot a dodgy call claiming to be from HMRC.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from this number that played a recorded message about some fraud case involving me. I ended the call straight away and blocked the number. I’m pretty sure HMRC would send a letter if there was any real issue to sort out.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were HMRC, telling me there was some fraud on my account and that I’d be arrested if I didn’t press 1. I looked up the number and it’s quite close to the real HMRC one, but I’m pretty sure it’s not them. I’m certain HMRC would send a letter or email first. So I’m just going to wait and see if they get in touch properly. Plus, I find it hard to believe HMRC would use an automated message for something serious like fraud. Feels like just another scam trying to scare folks - don’t fall for it!HM Revenue and CustomsHMRC8 yearsGot calls from 0300 200 3797 & 0300 200 3785 - some bloke saying there was a fraud case against me and if I didn’t press 1 to talk, I’d get arrested. Both numbers blocked straight away.8 years0300 200 3797 called me sayin there's a fraud case against me and if I don't hit 1 I'll get arrested. I'm pretty sure this is a scam.8 years0300 200 3749 rang me sayin theres a warrant for me, told me to press one. nonsense like that, hung up. HMRC only ever writes to you by letter, so dont trust it.HMRC8 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be from HMRC around 4:30pm. He was saying some stuff and told me to press 1, then the call ended. The number showed up as 02033898878 and it was a bloke. I didn’t say anything back.HMRC8 yearsIt’s legit - they actually request personal info when they call you out of the blue.8 yearsSomeone pretending to be from HMRC called me, totally a scam.DodgyHMRC8 yearsIt was real HMRC call. I didnt share any info with the person who rang me from 0300 200 3810, but they gave me another number to ring back - 0300 200 3859. I looked up the number on the official HMRC website and rang it. Turned out to be a genuine HMRC call, but I ended up sending money to wrong account.AUTHENTIC HMRCHMRC8 yearsSCAM ALERT FROM HMRC! JUST GOT A RING FROM THIS NUMBER. THE BLOKE HAD A REALLY STRONG LIVERPOOL ACCENT AND WAS ASKING FOR OUR OFFICE MANAGER ABOUT PAYE. SHE WASN'T IN, SO HE SAID IF I GAVE HIM HER NUMBER, HE'D GET HER TO CALL BACK IN THE MORNING. THEN HE SAID IT AIN'T HIM, SHE'D HAVE TO RING HMRC DIRECT. MY BOSS CALLED THE NUMBER BACK AND ENDED UP SPEAKING TO A FRENCH GUY WHO SOUNDED FULL ON FRENCH! WE THEN RINGED THE REAL HMRC TO CHECK AND THEY SAID THEY’D NEVER CALLED US ABOUT PAYE. TOTAL SCAM, BEWARE FOLKS!HMRCLiverpoolPAYE8 yearsI received a call from 01618508233, and the individual on the other end claimed to represent HM Revenue and Customs trying to get in touch with me.HM RevenueCustoms8 yearsI can assure you, this isn't a dodgy number at all. It actually belongs to HMRC. I just had a chat with them and sorted out my problem.HMRC8 yearsThis number belongs to HMRC's debt resolution for employer PAYE matters. They'd phone you only if there’s something flagged on their debt system. If you ring them back, the advisor can see if you’ve got any payments or credits that aren't assigned properly. Often, payments and returns don't match up. The only way to sort it out is to get in touch with them.HMRC8 yearsSounds like this number belongs to HMRC's debt team dealing with employers' PAYE stuff. They usually ring you only if there’s an issue showing up on the debt records. If you ring back, someone should be able to check for any payments or credits that haven’t been properly sorted or assigned. Often, the problem is payments not matching up with the returns. Best thing to do is get in touch with them to sort it out.HMRC8 yearsI called the general HMRC number from my tax code letter. They looked up my info and said they hadn’t tried to get in touch about anything. They told me they typically send letters instead of calling. They said they’d only phone me if I’d contacted them first and asked for a callback.HMRC8 yearsGot an answerphone msg from this number asking me to call back with a reference. Rang HMRC Employers General Enquiries and they said it’s a legit number, related to a PAYE question.HMRCGeneral Enquiries9 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3884 claiming to be HMRC about some unpaid PAYE. They left a callback number as 0300 200 3859. I don’t owe anything, so I just ignored it and didn’t ring back.HMRCPAYE9 yearsGot a call today from someone claiming I owed tax for PAYE. The bloke on the phone had a Scottish accent and said he’d put me through to someone who could sort it. Then the call just dropped. I called the number again and a Scottish lady picked up, asking for my National Insurance details even though I gave her the reference number they mentioned earlier. Feels a bit suspicious, not really sure what to think.PAYENational Insurance9 yearsABSOLUTELY NOT HMRC! Don’t get tricked by these numbers 0300 200 3884 or 0300 200 3859. I got a call saying I owed PAYE, but I knew I didn’t. The person on the phone got a bit pushy, so I told them to send me a letter. I then checked with my accountant who said nothing was due, and when I phoned HMRC myself using the official number from the gov.uk site, they confirmed I owed nothing. So don’t believe some comments here saying it’s HMRC - it’s usually scammers trying to fool you. REMEMBER, HMRC WILL ALWAYS WRITE TO YOU FIRST IF YOU OWE MONEY!HMRCPAYE9 yearsIt appears there's an outstanding PAYE matter with HMRC that needs addressing.HMRC9 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were HMRC, asking for £11,000. Never got any letter or anything in the post.HMRC9 yearsThat’s definitely HMRC calling.Revenue and Customs9 yearsIt appears this is a number associated with HMRC.HMRC9 yearsIt appears the HMRC is following up on a shortfall in PAYE payments.HMRC9 yearsThis number is from HMRC debt team. They ring because your PAYE details show you owe money. It doesn't matter if this is from a real underpayment, an error in your RTI info, or a missed credit - your record shows a balance owed. Just thinking your account is fine and not answering won’t do any good. You need to sort it out, as ignoring calls or letters will just mean adding interest and possibly a visit from enforcement agents.HMRCPAYERTI9 yearsIf you happen to look yourself up online, it might just label you a bit of a fool. I just got a call from HMRC, and they're letting me know that there's a discrepancy in my PAYE records, indicating an outstanding payment that needs sorting.HMRCPAYE9 yearsDear all, Just a heads up-this number belongs to HM Revenue and Customs. It pertains to their debt recovery unit and they might be reaching out regarding an outstanding PAYE balance that requires your attention. If they happen to leave a voicemail, you should expect them to include a reference number that's pertinent to your situation-something you’ll probably recognise or can easily verify. It’s best not to disregard these communications, as any unpaid debts will accrue interest over time, and failing to respond to their calls and correspondence could result in a visit to your premises.HM Revenue and Customs9 yearsI’m part of the HMRC debt resolution team, so I can confirm this number is legit. If you don’t ring back, you’ll get a letter and potentially enforcement action. It’s much easier to just call (it won’t cost you) and sort out any issues with your PAYE. If you can’t pay everything at once, just ask about setting up a payment plan - they usually let you spread payments over up to a year.HMRC9 yearsI can confirm that this number belongs to the HMRC's Debt Resolution Team, likely related to PAYE matters. I received a voicemail on my phone that included my PAYE account reference as well.HMRCDebt Resolution TeamPAYE9 yearsI received a call from this number earlier this evening. While I was verifying things (which essentially means checking info available on Companies House) with the advisor, I quickly did a search for this number and stumbled upon this site. I'm certain it's HMRC reaching out. The advisor mentioned that my last payment lacked the proper allocation reference. I inquired about the 3859 number, and they informed me it’s a new contact for the Debt Resolution team. It’s an extension of the regular 0300 200 3810 number. Currently, this line is operational from 9 in the morning to 5 in the evening, but they plan to extend that to 8 in the evening soon. Hope this information proves useful!Companies HouseHMRC9 yearsI can confirm that this number belongs to HMRC because I’m employed there. Whenever they ring you, they’ll provide your PAYE Accounts Office reference number. You can reach them from 9 in the morning until 5 in the evening.HMRCPAYE Accounts Office9 yearsWe recently received a phone call claiming to be from the 'Inland Revenue', urging us to get in touch with this number. After doing a quick search online, I stumbled upon this site. It turned out to be a Scottish individual representing a firm associated with PAYE matters, requesting a call from whoever handles our accounts.Inland RevenuePAYE9 yearsReceived a phone call at our workplace today. The caller requested a return call and provided a reference number. It struck me as rather off, so I decided to do a quick search online and discovered it was indeed a scam.9 yearsGot a voicemail supposedly from HMRC, they mentioned my actual PAYE number and wanted me to ring them by the next day. After checking this site, I was suspicious it might be a scam so I didn’t call back. But just to be sure I logged into my PAYE account and turns out I did miss last month’s payment by mistake. So, guess this was a real call after all. I managed to sort it online anyway, so no need to ring them back.HMRCPAYE9 yearsWeird bloke picked up, never mentioned HMRC. Not convinced this is genuine.HMRC9 yearsI got a call regarding overdue PAYE contributions, followed by a letter detailing everything accurately. They’re requesting payments dating back to 2014, and it all appears legitimate. Just be cautious!PAYE9 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC saying we hadn’t paid NI & PAYE contributions. The details they gave were all off - wrong payment date and the month number was incorrect too. If it was really HMRC, they wouldn’t have such dodgy info. Besides, our payments are all up to date. Definitely a scam!HMRCNational InsurancePAYE9 yearsReceived a call inquiring about a director concerning HMRC PAYE matters.HMRC PAYE9 yearsBack in September 2017, I received a voicemail from a woman claiming to be from HMRC, urging me to get in touch with a Mr. Michael Spence. Honestly, I have no plans to reach out to HMRC unless they send me something in writing.HMRCMichael Spence9 yearsI reckon this was a legit call from HMRC. I didn't give them any info but decided to call back and had a look online. Turns out they were just informing me that my PAYE payment was overdue. The phone number they called from was the same as ours, and yeah, we seemed to have missed the payment. Still, gotta stay cautious!HMRCPAYE9 yearsToday, my office received a call from this number, and a message was left instructing me to get in touch with Daniel Reid from HMRC, mentioning our PAYE reference. I returned the call only to be confronted with claims that I had an outstanding PAYE balance, and the figure they presented seemed far too inflated. They wanted to know when I could settle it. I replied that I'd look into it and could potentially arrange a payment in the coming days. Now, I’m curious to see if I’ll hear from them again!Daniel ReidHMRCPAYE9 yearsI received a call from this number as well, claiming to be from HMRC. I didn't ring them back, even though they insisted I needed to do so by the 19th. Just feels a bit dodgy, doesn't it?HMRC9 yearsI rang the HMRC PAYE team using the number listed on the Govt website [###]. They told me they hadn’t been in touch with me and didn’t need to be. They also said they couldn’t find any record of the number I got the call from, 0300 200 3884, or the one I was told to ring back on, 0300 200 3859.PAYEHMRCGovernment9 yearsThey said they were from HMRC and it sounded pretty legit, but the reference number I gave them didn’t match my details, so they said it was probably a mistake. They also asked about self-assessment stuff, which I’m not even signed up for. Not really sure if it was real or just a scam.HMRC9 yearsI got a pair of phone calls back-to-back from 03002003859 on my mobile, but oddly enough, nobody uttered a word either time. Shortly afterwards, I received another call from 03002003884. I opted to remain quiet during that one as well, and again, there was complete silence on the other side of the line. It’s quite apparent that these two numbers are somehow connected and likely involved in a scam.9 yearsI've been bombarded with pesky calls claiming to be from HMRC, and honestly, it's driving me up the wall!HMRC9 yearsThis number truly belongs to the HMRC's debt management team. They typically reach out regarding unpaid PAYE returns or missed payments. If you're after verification, do have a peek at the official .Gov website, where you'll also find the helpline for employers, which is 0300 200 3859.HMRC9 yearsReceived a call from this number four days back, and they left a voicemail claiming to be from HMRC, urging me to return the call by 7 PM. Surprisingly, there hasn’t been any letter or further communication from them, which has raised my suspicions. A bit of searching online brought me to this site, confirming my fears - it’s a scam!HMRC10 yearsI received a call purporting to be from HMRC, requesting that I return the call and provide an Accounts Office Reference number. I’m a bit sceptical about whether this is genuine or not.HMRC10 yearsI just received a phone call where the caller was utterly unhelpful and couldn’t provide any details whatsoever. It’s really frustrating that these sorts of things keep occurring!10 yearsThis is a real HMRC number for chasing up unpaid PAYE tax and National Insurance contributions. If they ring and you don’t believe you owe anything, it’s likely an admin mistake that still has to be sorted out. Sometimes the confusion about the ref numbers they mention happens because they might be giving the Accounts Office number instead of your Employer's PAYE ref.HMRCPAYENational Insurance10 yearsHMRC isn’t familiar with this number so it could be a scam.HMRC10 yearsthat number belongs to my debt management team10 yearsI reckon it’s a dodgy call-these blokes are pretending to be from HMRC, urging me to give them a bell. Well, I decided to check with the genuine HMRC and they confirmed this number is a total phoney. Best to steer clear and not give them a ring!HMRC10 yearsI received a rather dubious call purporting to be from HMRC, which I now suspect is nothing more than a scam. Feeling a tad uneasy, I decided to call HMRC directly to verify the number. Their representatives checked and confirmed that the number in question absolutely does not belong to them. It appears to be yet another phishing attempt aimed at extracting personal information. Best to stay vigilant!HMRC10 yearsReal HMRC contact, usually dealing with PAYE questions.HMRCPAYE11 yearsGot a call from this number 21st March around 4pm claiming to be from hmrc debt recovery about my paye contributions being short. I told them id check as I thought everything was paid. phoned back this morning and it seems like a legit hmrc number cos I got their standard voicemail about heavy call traffic. I’ll ring back later when it’s less busy just to be sure the call was for real.HMRCPAYE11 yearsHey, got a call from 0300 200 3884 but didn't answer. Left a voicemail saying it was Andrew from HMRC about my PAYE. He asked me to call back on 0300 200 3859 by 5pm cause it's urgent, then gave me a PAYE reference number. I looked up my actual ref and it’s completely different, missing a couple of digits. Sounds like a scam to me.AndrewHMRCPAYE11 yearssaid they were from HMRC asking for details but they sounded really off. knew straight away it was a scam so just hung up!HM RevenueCustoms11 yearsI got a call from 03002003859 saying they were from HMRC about PAYE for my business and some late fee I owed. But I keep all my PAYE payments current, so I knew it was a scam. The voice sounded like they weren’t local.HMRCPAYE11 yearsReceived a call requesting me to respond to a few security questions. They asserted they were from HMRC! Oddly enough, they mentioned I couldn't return the call until Monday. But isn’t HMRC available on Saturdays? Quite the mystery!HMRC11 yearsI received a rather dodgy voicemail on my answering machine purporting to be from HMRC, demanding that I call them back. Naturally, I haven't taken any action on it.HMRC11 yearsI received a call from this number, but when I asked who was on the line, they wouldn't disclose their identity. Quite suspicious, if you ask me!Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3859)
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