03002003900
☎️ 03002003900 👆 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 03002003900
- Missed call on October 19Oct
2019Missed call from this numberOct
2019Empowerment urged: fight scammers now!Oct
2019Warnings about spoofed scam callsOct
2019Report all fraud attempts promptlyOct
2019Indian scam targets thousands dailyOct
2019HMRC scam call, harassing experienceOct
2019Scam warning: fake taxmen alertOct
2019Reporting scams helps catch criminalsOct
2019Indian scam gangs use spoofingOct
2019Scam warning; avoid callback risksOct
2019Reported scams to UK fraud authoritiesOct
2019Call immediately disconnected on answerOct
2019Persistent HMRC scam, multiple callsOct
2019Rude wake-up on weekendOct
2019Dumb scam; waste of timeOct
2019Possible scam, threatening callerOct
2019HMRC fraud call, user hung upOct
2019Scam call about taxes, hung upOct
2019Glad I ignored suspicious callOct
2019Scam alert: avoid answering phoneOct
2019Annoying call causing angerOct
2019Caller hung up; number blockedOct
2019Suspected HMRC scam alertOct
2019Claimed to be from HMRCOct
2019HMRC scam, do not respondOct
2019HMRC fraud call; hung upOct
2019Scam alert: fake HMRC callOct
2019HMRC scam call; automated messageOct
2019Unsolicited call, unknown sourceOct
2019Beware HMRC scam callsOct
2019HMRC won't ask bank detailsOct
2019Indian woman claims unpaid taxOct
2019Fake HMRC tax fraud caller blockedOct
2019HMRC scam calls repeating repeatedlyOct
2019HMRC scam threatens arrest falselyOct
2019HMRC scam call warning alertOct
2019Caller impersonates HMRC, threatens arrestOct
2019Report spam; numbers being blockedAug
2019Scam call with tax fraud threatAug
2019Number Of Searches: 9 Number Of Comments: 37 First Seen: 06 August 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Blairskaith(East Dunbartonshire), Ellingham(Norfolk) and Prees Lower Heath(Shropshire).
03002003900 has 37 comments of which 33 x negative and 4 x neutral
03002003900 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003900 👆 is reported as a persistent scam originating from overseas call centres, often India, where automated messages impersonate HMRC officials accusing recipients of tax fraud and threatening arrest to coerce payments. Callers use spoofed UK numbers and VOIP to avoid detection, frequently changing numbers to evade tracking. Victims report receiving repeated calls with similar threats and requests to press a key or provide personal details. Experts and users strongly advise not to engage or press any numbers, instead recommending immediate hang-up and reporting all attempts to Action Fraud and HMRC. Although scams persist, coordinated reporting helps authorities prioritise investigations and block numerous fraudulent numbers. Users highlight the importance of vigilance, especially for vulnerable individuals, to prevent financial loss and disruption.
Reports on phone number 03002003900
7 yearsThere was a missed call from this number on the 19th of October, but I chose not to pick up.7 yearsI’m going to report this to Action Fraud like someone mentioned. Just a heads up, if you call this number back just for a joke, you might get switched over to a premium line without realising it, so best not to risk it. Sadly, a lot of older or vulnerable folks get caught out by these scams. We all need to help put a stop to these dodgy scammers.Action7 yearsI reckon the one saying it's pointless to report scam calls to Action Fraud might actually be behind the whole scam, trying to put us off reporting. From what I know, police here in the UK do team up with cops abroad to tackle these fraud rings, but they need plenty of reports before they can make a move. So it’s important to keep letting them know every time you get suspicious calls.Action FraudUK7 yearsHey mate, how did your chat with Action Fraud go on Monday? I'm wondering what they plan to actually do, seeing as these calls come from spoofed Indian numbers using VOIP. You might want to check the Daily Mail piece on these scam gangs - it’s been brought up in the Commons quite a few times now. Best advice - just ignore and hang up, never press 1... total scammers.Action FraudDaily MailCommons7 yearsI got a robo call claiming it was from HMRC about some fraud, threatening I'd be arrested if I didn’t act. They kept telling me to hit "1." I just knew it was dodgy and ended the call straight away. Honestly, it felt really invasive.HMRC7 yearsThey say they’re from HMRC but it’s a total scam. Best thing you can do is just ignore the call and don’t reply.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some bloke saying he was from hnrc. When i asked him to prove who he was, he started getting all riled up and began threatening to take me to court. I’m definitely reporting this to the hmrc. He said he had all my info right there but couldn’t even answer simple questions about my tax return from last year. Total scam.7 yearsI got a call from this number at 11:13 in the morning, didn't pick up this round though. The last time I did, I ended up keeping them on the line for half an hour just for laughs! Honestly, this scam is so silly, I can't believe they think anyone would actually buy into it. We're not as daft as they must think!7 yearsBeware, I got a call claiming to be from HMRC, but turned out to be a total scam.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some Indian lady claiming she's with Her Majesty's people, insisting I owe taxes I never knew about. Now she's hounding me to pay up!7 yearsGot a call from HMRC, said there was an arrest warrant out for me over tax fraud. They told me to hit 1 or else I’d be taken in within two hours. Total scam, obviously!HMRC7 yearsThey rang me as well, and it really gets on my nerves!7 yearsThis number just rang me but I chose not to pick up. After seeing what others have said about it here, I’m quite relieved I didn’t answer.7 yearsThey claimed they were from HMRC.HMRC7 yearsThis number rang me at 10.52 but I couldn’t pick up.7 yearsGot a robo-call saying I'm being investigated for HMRC tax fraud. Just ended the call straight away.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some robot talkin’ rubbish about taxes, didn’t hang about, just ended the call.7 yearsFollowing up on my earlier comment, I reported the incident to Action Fraud, which was surprisingly quick once I found the right website. After that, the site offered a chance to notify the UK police’s central fraud unit in London too. I typically forward scam emails to them but hadn't known phone calls could be reported by email as well - I’ve just done that now. It’s definitely a good idea for anyone who gets these dodgy calls to report them so the authorities can focus on stopping them. And from what I’ve seen, they really do act on these reports.Action FraudUKLondon7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, saying there was fraud under my name. They insisted I press 1 to talk to their office, warning if I didn’t, a warrant would be put out and I'd be arrested soon! It was all a recorded message, no actual person on the line. Total scam - watch out for this!HMRC7 yearsSomebody rang me saying they were from HMRC and warned that I could get arrested for some tax trouble. They said if I just paid up right then, they’d cancel the arrest warrant. It all felt really dodgy to me.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were HMRC accusing me of tax fraud - hung up and blocked straight away!!HMRC7 yearsA while ago I got a call on my landline and now they’ve started ringing my mobile too. They left this awful voicemail - honestly, it’s just not on! Sounds like one of those HMRC frauds.HMRC7 yearsDont just sit there, do somethin for yourself... theres thousands of us and only a few of them. Play the victim and trick the tricksters. WE CAN ALL MAKE A DIFFERENCE... RIGHT NOW!7 yearsWaking up to that call on a Saturday morning was really annoying.7 yearsFrom a dodgy little office in India, these scammers pretend to be HMRC agents and end up frightening around 10,000 people in the UK every single day. They convince folks that they owe back taxes and threaten them with arrest or jail if they don’t cough up right away. I've heard some poor souls have been ripped off to the tune of £20,000. There are also other groups running similar scams out of Ahmedabad.IndiaHMRCUKAhmedabad7 yearsIf we want to put an end to scammers, everyone needs to report every single fraud attempt they come across - that means bogus phone numbers, emails, the lot - straight to Action Fraud. The police can act on it when there's enough info, even if it's sometimes too late for some victims. It's on all of us to help stop these criminals. Make sure you report scam calls here so others are warned, and also pass them on to Action Fraud. Seriously, don’t let yourself be discouraged from reporting. We all need to take responsibility rather than just hoping someone else will do it.Action Fraud7 yearsMy phone rang from this number, but as soon as I picked up, they just ended the call. Bit strange, so I've blocked it now.7 yearsI just ended the call as soon as I picked up.7 yearsJust a heads up - if your landline rings and the caller says they're from HMRC and starts threatening you with court or jail time, or telling you to pay with vouchers, don’t engage. End the call straight away and make sure you inform HMRC about it. They can help get those scammers blocked from making more calls. Stay safe!HMRC7 yearsGot this robo call that said it was HMRC, warning me I'd get arrested if I didn’t hit 1. Totally a dodgy HMRC scam, don’t fall for it!HMRC7 years0300 200 3900 - best to just ignore it!7 yearsGot a call from a recorded voice claiming it was HMRC telling me there was some fraud happening with my name and I had to press 1. I just ended the call straight away.HMRC7 yearsLegit groups such as HMRC don’t suddenly ring you up asking for your bank info. Never hand over your personal details to anyone like that.HMRC7 yearsI have no idea how they ended up with my landline number, since I don’t usually share it. I picked up the phone and as soon as I did, they just disconnected. They sounded foreign too, just like the last time.7 yearsReceived a call claiming to be from HMRC, saying I was involved in some fraud case. They told me to press 1 to get through to their office, otherwise they'd issue a warrant and I'd be arrested soon. It was all an automated message, no real person on the line at all. Total scam - watch out for this one...HMRC7 yearsI picked up after a couple rings and straight away this recorded message started saying I was being checked out for some tax dodging. I just put the phone down. Saw something on Facebook about this scam a few days ago - they try to freak you out so someone maybe older coughs up cash. Total rubbish trick to scam folks.Facebook7 yearsYou should send this over to [email protected]. They've already stopped more than a thousand numbers lately. Just keep flagging them, and they'll continue to get blocked.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3900)
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