03002003950
☎️ 03002003950 👆 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 03002003950
- Received HMRC tax scam callSep
2019Received scam call from HMRCJun
2019Fraudulent HMRC phone call alertMay
2019Ignore and end the callMay
2019Unable to summarizeMay
2019Received scam call from HMRCApr
2019Scam HMRC automated call, avoidApr
2019Concern about unsolicited automated callsApr
2019Scam call portraying HMRC agentApr
2019This response is not applicableApr
2019Received scam call from HMRCApr
2019Received suspicious call from HMRCApr
2019Scam call from HMRC. hung upApr
2019Received harassing/spam phone callApr
2019Number not relevant for summarizationApr
2019HMRC automated voicemail scam, BritishApr
2019Invalid sequence of digitsApr
2019Lack of response indicates fraudApr
2019Warning about potential scammersApr
2019Not falling for scam tacticsApr
2019Phone call scam from "HMRC"Apr
2019Warning about potential phone scamApr
2019Phone call impersonation scam, be vigilantApr
2019Report criminal gang trafficking victimsApr
2019Scam: Recorded HMRC message warningApr
2019Threats of arrest mentioned hereApr
2019Scam call about tax warrantApr
2019Tax warrant and arrest scamApr
2019Scam call about tax warrantApr
2019Got scammed, tried to callApr
2019Suspicious call probably a scamApr
2019Fell for phone number scamApr
2019Checking number before returning callApr
2019Received same message, hung upApr
2019Warned about scam HMRC numberApr
2019Number Of Searches: 224 Number Of Comments: 31 First Seen: 26 March 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Achray Water(Stirlingshire), Bogton(Aberdeenshire), Holytown(North Lanarkshire), Murton(Cumbria) and Royal Oak(Merseyside).
03002003950 has 31 comments of which 17 x negative and 14 x neutral
03002003950 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003950 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated calls impersonating HMRC, warning recipients of alleged tax fraud or warrants for arrest. Callers use threatening language to frighten individuals into pressing a button or providing personal information, often with poor grammar and dubious accents. Many users report immediate hang-ups when challenged, and attempts to call back the number prove unsuccessful. The calls target vulnerable people, causing distress and prompting widespread blocking and reporting. Legitimate HMRC communications do not operate in this manner, so recipients are advised to hang up immediately and avoid engaging. Phone companies are urged to take stronger action to prevent these malicious calls.
Reports on phone number 03002003950
7 yearsGot a call from an automated voice about some HMRC tax issue with my name, telling me to press one to talk to their office. I immediately ended the call and looked up the number online. Now I’ve blocked it. I don’t normally pick up unknown numbers, but I was waiting for something else so I answered. It’s quite worrying how easily folks could get tricked by stuff like this, especially those who are more vulnerable.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some recorded voice saying it was HMRC. I quickly ended the call once I figured out it was a scam. Thought about messing with them a bit to waste their time but I was tied up.HMRC7 yearsSomebody rang me pretending they were from HMRC, but it was a total scam. They cut the call super quick, like less than 5 seconds. Definitely dodgy!HMRC7 yearsJust keep quiet and put the phone down straight away.7 yearsAbout half an hour ago, I got a call from a bloke who said he was calling from HMRC. He claimed there was a fraud case involving me. Honestly, it felt really disrespectful! The number showing up on my phone was 03002002939.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 0300-200-2939 claiming I was nailed for tax dodging. I explained I’ve been off work due to illness, but the bloke with a heavy Indian accent just hung up on me. Such classy behaviour from HMRC, right?HMRC7 yearsOn the 8th of April 2019, at about 7.14pm, I got a robo call from 0300 200 2939 saying it was HMRC warning me about some fraud they claimed I'd done, even threatening arrest. Then some bloke with a foreign accent jumped on the line talking about me having to pop over to London to fix it. What is wrong with these muppets? They clearly need some serious help. All I can say is maybe he’d be better off sorting himself out with a tin of petrol, mixing in some pork fat, and a nice box of matches to keep himself entertained.HMRCLondon7 yearsGot a call from them today, they swore at me and then ended the call straight away. A while back, they pulled the same nonsense on my other half. What cowards.7 yearsGot a robocall warning me about tax fraud with my name linked to it, then it just cut off. Blocked the number straight away. Seriously, how come phone providers don't step up and stop this nonsense?7 yearsGot a call from 03002002939, some dodgy automated voice pretending to be HMRC. It was asking me to press one or whatever. Proper scam that is. They’re scaring folks good with all those lies, some poor people must be terrified by it. Absolute rubbish!HMRC7 yearsI got a call from 0300 200 3950 saying it was HMRC. The automated guy said I had to press 1 to keep the call going or I’d be arrested for fraud. I just ended the call straight away.HMRC7 yearsAbout 20 minutes ago, I got a phone call from a bloke claiming to be from HMRC. He told me there was some sort of fraud complaint against me. Honestly, it was so disrespectful!HMRC7 yearsI got a voicemail from a number claiming to be HMRC - it was some robotic message with a fancy British accent. They warned me I'd be arrested “soon.” Total scam, obviously.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from some robot saying it was HMRC and that I’m involved in a tax fraud case. Sounds like a total scam to me, they would never ring you like that for real. Definitely fake!HM Revenue and CustomsHMRC7 yearsRegular person here and I usually don’t get caught up in scams like this.7 yearsThat call was definitely a scam, don’t bother answering it. They shouldn’t be ringing folks like this at all.7 yearsAnswered the phone, but there was complete silence on the other end. Definitely felt like a scam call.7 yearsGot a voicemail from someone pretending to be HMRC, but it was definitely a scam. Don't trust it!HMRC7 yearsTotal scam, definitely dodgy.7 yearsGot a call where the person started threatening me with arrest, all out of the blue! Proper scary, felt like a scam for sure.7 yearsI got a call from someone pretending to be a woman cop, but her Indian accent was so thick I struggled to catch most of what she was saying. She talked really fast, and I ended up giving her my full name and address, which in hindsight was daft of me. She kept telling me there was a warrant out for me because of tax problems and kept asking when I last had a job. Once I told her I wasn’t working right now, she suddenly said they must have made an error and then just hung up. Tried calling her number back, but it just wouldn’t pick up. Weird experience.7 yearsThese people are part of a dodgy gang funding human trafficking, including kids and women. Absolutely the worst, I make sure to block them and report every time. Total scumbags!7 yearsGot a recorded call full of bad grammar saying I've got a tax warrant and I should press 1 to stop HMRC from arresting me. Bit weird since I recently got a letter from HMRC and there was no mention of any 'tax warrant' or anything like that. Classic scam, and they didn't even try hard making it sound legit. - caller: unknown scammerHMRC7 yearsJust got a call from someone saying there's a tax warrant and they're going to arrest me. Total rubbish, just like Hannah said. The caller was some dodgy scammer, no idea who.Hannah7 yearsGot a call saying I have a tax warrant against me. They kept saying I’d get arrested if I didn’t press 1. The line was really bad and their English was awful. Then some woman started telling me my bank account and passport would be frozen. When I tried asking what was going on a couple of times, she just hung up on me.7 yearsI got a call from 03002003950 and once I saw it was dodgy, I phoned them back out of curiosity. Turns out it was a scam. Proper annoyed about it!7 yearsJust got a ring from 0300 200 3950 out of the blue. Didn’t pick up since it’s one of those non-local numbers. No voicemail or message left, so pretty sure it’s some sort of scam. Been getting loads of calls like this lately - makes me wonder if it’s connected to all the HMRC emails about tax deadlines and stuff. Blocked it straight away, same as all the others.HMRC7 yearsJust had exactly the same thing happen to me. Complete rip-off. She asked me to grab a pen and paper to go over the info... then suddenly the call ended! Tried ringing back but the number wasn’t even real. What a rubbish scam.7 yearsGot a missed call from this number earlier, but before ringing back I thought I’d look it up here. Really appreciate all the useful details everyone’s shared!7 yearsI got a call from 0300 200 3950 earlier today around 1:40pm with that exact message. Didn’t even bother listening, just ended the call straight away!!!7 yearsTold HMRC about this number after realising it's a scam, so watch out. The caller was from 03002003950.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3950)
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