03002003905
TimeLine☎️ 03002003905 👆 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 03002003905
- Scam call pretending to be HMRCOct
2019Ignore and hang up immediatelyAug
2019Reiterating the same pointApr
2019Received two scam calls, avoidedApr
2019HMRC scam call about arrestApr
2019Caller blocked for future callsApr
2019Suspicious phone number text messageApr
2019Automated message alleging tax fraudApr
2019Voice message about tax fraudApr
2019Ignored the unknown phone callApr
2019Scam call posing as HMRCApr
2019Warning about potential scam strategiesApr
2019Warning about fraudulent tax callApr
2019Reporting tax fraud with robotApr
2019Caller: Fake HMRC attempted scamApr
2019Skeptical of HMRC scam callApr
2019Received possible tax scam callApr
2019Angry response to spam callerApr
2019Scam call from unclear speakerApr
2019Received scam call, blocked numberApr
2019Fraudulent HMRC call, amusing sketchApr
2019Number Of Searches: 120 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 29 March 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Bacton Green(Suffolk), Bridgelands(Scottish Borders), Ovington(Northumberland) and Wix(Essex).
03002003905 has 21 comments of which 12 x negative and 9 x neutral
03002003905 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003905 👆 is reported as a scam involving automated calls falsely claiming to be from HMRC, warning of tax fraud and imminent arrest unless the recipient presses a number to speak to an agent. Callers often use threatening language and exotic accents but genuine HMRC correspondence would come via official letters, not phone calls. Users advise not to engage or press any buttons, suggesting blocking the number immediately. Attempts to interact with the caller tend to be futile and may result in rude disconnections. The consensus is to treat these calls as fraudulent and to not provide any personal information. This scam targets fear and urgency but can be avoided through awareness and caution.
Reports on phone number 03002003905
7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, saying if I didn’t press 1 to talk to an operator, I’d have a warrant out for my arrest. Didn’t bother pressing anything and just ended the call right away since it was obvious it was a scam. Have since blocked the number.HMRC7 yearsThis type of call is always the same. Just cut the call off if you get one of these. Don't waste your time!7 yearsJust like what everyone else said here.7 yearsOver a few days, I got two calls from numbers starting with 0300. The first one said I was in trouble for tax fraud and had a warrant out for me. It really freaked me out at first. The guy claimed his name was Officer Mike Foster, but the voice was clearly an Asian bloke. He kept pushing me not to hang up, which made me more suspicious. After my gut feeling kicked in, I ended the call and looked things up online. Then about 4 days later, I got another call from a similar 0300 number, but I ignored it straight away because I figured it was the same scam.Mike Foster7 yearsI keep getting calls from various numbers like 03002003905, someone claiming to be from hmre saying I’m about to get arrested. Definitely fishy!HMRC7 yearsGot a robotic call sayin there was some tax fraud on my account - total nonsense if you ask me!7 yearsGot a call just like that earlier, didn’t bother answering it.7 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HMRC, said there’s a warrant for my arrest over some dodgy tax stuff and asked if I have a criminal solicitor! Looks like a total scam to me.HMRC7 yearsI got a call and some robot voice claimed it was HMRC, warning me I'd be arrested straight away if I didn’t answer.HMRC7 yearsI missed a call from 03002003905 and chose not to pick up. I've gone ahead and blocked the number now.7 yearsThey say they’re from the tax department and tell you to press 1 or you’ll get arrested. Complete rubbish, just a scam trying to frighten you.7 yearsTotal rubbish, don’t get fooled, it’s just another scam trying to trick you.7 yearsGot a voicemail about some tax scam saying it was under my name and to press 1. I just ended the call straight away.7 yearsGot a call earlier from some robot voice saying they’re with tax fraud or something? Sounded fishy as hell, definitely a scam trying to scare me or grab my info. Ignored it right away.7 yearsHad a call from some muppets pretending to be HMRC, thinking I’d buy into their rubbish. Seriously, don’t pick up when you see “Fake hmrc” pop up, it’s a total scam.HMRC7 yearsGot a robotic voice telling me I’ll be arrested and shot at sunrise - might as well say that cos it’s just as likely!! Surely, if HMRC wanted to get in touch properly, they’d send a proper letter, not some dodgy automated message. The number was 03002003906 - absolute jokers.HMRC7 yearsSo this person rings me up saying I owe some kind of tax money (what a load of rubbish) and threatened me with a warrant if I hung up. Lucky for me, I just got my latest p60s through so there’s no way that’s true! Plus, I’m signed up to the TPS, so they really shouldn’t be bothering me like this. Now this muppet is getting reported for harassment. - caller: UnknownTelephone Preference Service7 yearsGot a call from 0300 200 3905, some sort of robo spam, they think I’m daft or somethin’. Caller said Unknown. Not falling for that rubbish, been around the block a few times!7 yearsGot a call and voicemail just like that one. I hit 1 and ended up chatting with some bloke who sounded Asian. When he asked for my name, I told him I was Detective John Blogs from the police. Suddenly, the line just cut off. Yeah right, HMRC my foot. Couldn't even understand the guy properly.John BlogsHMRC7 yearsJust got a call from 0300 200 3905 a couple of minutes back, complete muppets trying to pull a fast one on me. I don’t know who they think they’re kidding. Thankfully, my phone’s block feature is a lifesaver! Haha, sorted!7 yearsGot a voicemail from "HMRC" saying I'd be arrested if I didn’t press 1. So, I did and ended up chatting with a bloke who had a vaguely Asian accent. He asked for my details, so I slowly spelled out my name, asking him to repeat it back to me - three times over: Isaac Hunt, Isaac Hunt, Isaac Hunt. Had a bit of fun pleading with him not to arrest me, just to waste some of his time, then he abruptly cut me off. Absolute cheek! Now I’m just here twiddling my thumbs, waiting for the bobby’s to show up. Caller: Mike Hunt.HMRCIsaac HuntMike HuntSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3905)
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