03002003903
TimeLine☎️ 03002003903 👆 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 03002003903
- Artificial intelligence mimicking human speakingNov
2019More HMRC tax scam numbersOct
2019Fraudulent calls from India summaryOct
2019Not pressing 1 caused fearOct
2019Scam call from fake HMRCOct
2019Scam call from HMRC reportedOct
2019Concern about possible HMRC scamOct
2019Warning about fraudulent scam callOct
2019Indictment for tax evasion likelyOct
2019Warning about scam HMRC callOct
2019Report HMRC scam caller blockOct
2019Threatening call, do not answerOct
2019Call the provided number ASAPOct
2019Call received, no response, unfamiliar numberOct
2019Scam call from fake HMRCOct
2019Refused to give name, threatened falselyOct
2019User believes in HMRC scamOct
2019Warning about fraudulent HMRC callsOct
2019Warning about hidden HMRC scamOct
2019Phone call alleging HMRC fraudOct
2019Fraudulent call from fake HMRCSep
2019Number Of Searches: 99 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 16 September 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Geshader(Western Isles), Kelshall(Hertfordshire) and Kilskeery(County Fermanagh).
03002003903 has 17 comments of which 12 x negative and 5 x neutral
03002003903 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003903 👆 is reported as a recurring HMRC tax scam involving spoofed UK numbers, often beginning with 0300 and varying in the last digits. Callers use automated voices claiming a fraud case and imminent arrest unless you press 1 to speak to a representative. These calls are rigged to frighten recipients into sharing personal or banking details. Genuine HMRC communications never demand immediate phone responses or threaten arrest via automated messages. Victims note the use of fake call centres, likely based overseas, conducting thousands of these scams. It is strongly advised to ignore such calls, avoid pressing any options, and report them to official fraud websites. Blocking the numbers is recommended, as the scam continues to circulate widely and exploits anxiety around tax issues.
Reports on phone number 03002003903
7 yearsJust to warn everyone, the numbers 03002003095 and 3096 are popping up again today pretending to be from HMRC. It's definitely a scam, probably some dodgy call centre in India. If you get a call from them, hang up straight away and don’t press any buttons, especially not 1! Stay safe out there.HMRCIndia7 yearsloads of these calls come from spoofed numbers like 0300200-3902, 3903, and 3904, with the last digits swapping every day. There’s a scam ring in India that’s been cloning and faking UK phone numbers for months now. They even run a bogus HMRC call centre trying to trick people, hitting the UK with thousands of calls daily. Just hang up straight away and don’t press any buttons. Real HMRC will only get in touch by letter or email, never by phone.IndiaUKHMRC7 yearsHad another one of those dodgy calls today. Like HMRC would ever ring me up with a robotic voice, seriously doubt it was even just a recording, felt more like some computer generated rubbish. Maybe I should just check if I’ve got “sucker” taped to my forehead or something.HMRC7 yearsLike all the others, I didn’t hit 1 and now I’m just waiting to get arrested. I can see how this would really scare people and honestly, it should be put to an end.7 yearsSo, I got a call saying it was from HMRE or something, telling me there's some fraud case against me and if I don’t press 1, the police will come and cuff me within 24 hours. Obviously, I didn’t press anything and now I’m just waiting to see if any cops actually turn up - pretty sure they won’t. Total scam, don’t ever press 1 or give any personal info. Honestly, who even assigns these phone numbers? If they sorted that out, maybe we wouldn’t get so many annoying calls like this.HMRE7 yearsGot a dodgy call claiming to be from HMRC, some robot voice said there’s a fraud case against me but never bothered to say my name. It told me to press 1 to speak to someone or I’d have a warrant out for my arrest within a day. Loads of folks must be freaking out and handing over info, but honestly, HMRC wouldn’t ever use an automated message like that, especially without naming you. I’ve blocked the number straight away, would definitely recommend others do the same.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 03002003903 claiming to be HMRC and warning me they’d send a warrant out for my arrest unless I spoke to one of their agents. Total scam, obviously blocked straight away!HMRC7 yearsGot a ring from 03002003903 earlier. They were all aggressive, saying they'd arrest me if I didn't speak to them. Honestly, best thing is to just ignore the call.7 yearsSo, the message says you gotta ring a certain number to sort out some 'situation' right away. When you do call, they try to get your bank info, saying it’s for paying some kind of 'taxes'. Pretty dodgy if you ask me.7 yearsSomebody called me saying they were from HMRC about some tax fraud and that they wanted to arrest me. It’s a joke coz my earnings are so low I’m below the tax limit anyway, and HMRC usually send me money back. They told me to press 1 to deal with it, but I just said no chance and told them to go ahead and arrest me if they like.HMRC7 yearsJust got a call where someone pretended to be from HMRC trying to swindle my bank details. Total scam! Make sure to hang up and don't give them any info. Stay safe, folks!HMRC7 yearsGot a voicemail from someone pretending to be HMRC, telling me there's a fraud case on me and if I don’t hit option 1, they’d come after me with arrest. Don’t fall for it and never share your personal info!HMRC7 yearsI didn't want to say my name and then they started threatening me, saying they'd send it to an officer who supposedly has a warrant for my arrest within 24 hours! Honestly, I can't see HM Revenue doing things like that!7 yearsi picked up the call but there was no one there. it wasnt a number i knew so i looked it up and found this info.7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, number was blocked. Proper scam, tried to scare me about some unpaid taxes. Don’t answer if you see ‘hidden’ or no caller ID!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from HMRC claiming to be from 0300 200 3903 - definitely a scam trying to trick me. Caller was just a scammer.HMRC7 yearsI reckon this is just yet another HMRC scam about unpaid taxes. I've already had two calls from 0300 numbers in the last couple of days. Blocked straight away.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3903)
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