03002003910
TimeLine☎️ 03002003910 👆 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 03002003910
- HMRC tax fraud scam warningOct
2019Warning about possible HMRC scamApr
2019Unable to summarize in 5 wordsMar
2019Urgent customs call, press 1Mar
2019Potential scam phone call warningMar
2019Admits to tax fraud and arrestMar
2019Warning about scamming criminal gangMar
2019Inappropriate language used in commentMar
2019Reporting untraceable UK phone scammersMar
2019Warning of potential tax fraudMar
2019Allegation of tax fraud threatMar
2019Scam risk increased, do not respondMar
2019Agent hung up on US residentMar
2019Spam call about tax investigationMar
2019Warning about fake HMRC callMar
2019Automated call about tax scamMar
2019Not enough information providedMar
2019Scam call from supposed HMRCMar
2019Scam issue with automated callMar
2019Avoid pressing 1, fake HMRCMar
2019Warning about fake tax callMar
2019Beware of fake HMRC numbersMar
2019Doubtful authenticity and possible deceptionMar
2019Missed calls with non-existent numbersMar
2019Number Of Searches: 189 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 18 March 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brecks(South Yorkshire), Deighton(North Yorkshire), Maw Green(Cheshire), Wattisfield(Suffolk) and Withernsea(North Yorkshire).
03002003910 has 21 comments of which 17 x negative and 4 x neutral
03002003910 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003910 👆 is reported as a scam number impersonating HMRC, warning recipients of alleged tax fraud and threatening arrest if they do not press a key. The calls are automated, using a robotic voice, and repeatedly demand pressing ‘1’ to avoid legal action. Many users note these calls originate from various UK numbers but are likely made overseas and are untraceable. It is strongly advised not to respond or engage with these calls, as HMRC does not operate in this manner. Victims frequently report harassment and attempts to intimidate vulnerable individuals. Authorities recommend ignoring such calls and reporting them to your MP or appropriate government bodies to help combat these fraudulent activities.
Reports on phone number 03002003910
7 yearsJust got a call from 03002003910 saying I had a tax fraud issue with HMRC and to press 1 or I'd have a warrant out for my arrest. Total scam! HMRC would never threaten you like that. Don’t press anything, best to ignore these calls completely. Nearly got caught out!HMRC7 yearsJust got another call claiming to be from HMRC, number was 03002003910. Definitely one of those scams.HMRC7 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC saying if I don’t press 1, I’ll be arrested. Didn’t press anything and the call ended after three beeps. Now just sitting here waiting for the police to turn up and handcuff me or whatever.HMRC7 yearsGot a call sayin I'm gonna be arrested for tax fraud if I dont press 1. Total scam, just hung up straight away. Beware people!7 yearsI’m currently waiting because there’s a warrant out for my arrest over some tax fraud issues.7 yearsThis is definitely a scam. The whole thing seems completely bogus.7 yearsGot a call from some automated voice claiming to be HMRC, threatening me with arrest if I didn’t hit 1. Honestly, how daft do they think we are!HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some dodgy lot saying if I didn't hit 1, the police would come after me for dodgy tax stuff. Total scam artists, definitely not legit.7 yearsBloody hell! What a load of rubbish!7 yearsLike many, I got one of those calls with a weird robot voice claiming I’m under investigation for some sort of tax trouble (can’t recall if it was fraud or evasion). It said if I didn’t hit 1, a warrant would be out and I’d be getting arrested soon. Didn’t bother pressing anything and well, still here, no arrest or anything.7 yearsJust got a call from someone saying if I didn’t press 1 I’d be arrested for tax evasion, said it was from HMRC. Sounds fishy to me!HMRC7 yearsThey told me I’m involved in tax fraud and if I don’t pay up, the police will show up to arrest me. Quite scary!7 yearsGot a sketchy call from Customs about tax fraud, kept telling me to press 1. Totally dodgy!Customs7 yearsThey told me I’m involved in tax fraud and if I don’t pay up, the police will come to arrest me. Quite scary, but I knew it was dodgy straight away.7 yearsGot this weird call from some robo voice claiming I was involved in a tax scam. They told me to press '1' immediately or they'd arrest me. Sounded totally fake to me!7 yearsLooks like this is a bogus HMRC call - definitely avoid hitting 1!HMRC7 yearsTotally a scam, they said to hit 1 then just hung up. Ignored the call after, but they claimed HMRC would arrest me for tax fraud. Complete rubbish.HMRC7 yearsI got a call from someone and as soon as I told them I'm based in the US, they just ended the call on me. Quite strange!States7 yearsDefinetely a scam, pretending to be HMRC!HMRC7 yearsI got a robo call claiming I’m mixed up in some tax scam nonsense and said to hit a button right away or else I’d get arrested with a warrant out. Total scam if you ask me.7 yearsSo today my alarm went off out of nowhere even tho I never set it. Later, I noticed a missed call while I was out. I tried ringing back but it said the number wasn’t in service. Weird thing is, my dad and sister had the exact same thing happen to them too.Submit Your Own Report (0300 200 3910)
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