03002003966
☎️ 03002003966 👆 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 03002003966
- Phone number provided, no detailsJan
2020Phone number provided without commentOct
2019HMRC scam call ignoredMay
2019Alleged tax scammer phone callerMay
2019Scam warning: avoid pressing 1Apr
2019HMRC tax fraud scam alertApr
2019Fraud call, be carefulApr
2019Never press "1" scam warningApr
2019Persistent calls, resolved by blockingApr
2019Fraud call; hang up immediatelyApr
2019Threatened then disconnected after responseApr
2019Frustrated with government's inactionApr
2019Automated message was dumbApr
2019Scam call claim; hung upApr
2019Fake HMRC fraud call scamApr
2019HMRC message warns no responseApr
2019False arrest threat via phoneApr
2019HMRC tax fraud scam callApr
2019Spam call warns false arrestApr
2019Received spam calls, blocked numbersApr
2019Scam call impersonating HMRCApr
2019HMRC scam call from 3985Apr
2019HMRC tax fraud scam warningApr
2019Beware of fake HMRC callsApr
2019Number Of Searches: 35 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 27 March 2019 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Anlaby(North Yorkshire), Culm(Devon), Thurston Clough(Lancashire) and Worrall(South Yorkshire).
03002003966 has 21 comments of which 13 x negative and 8 x neutral
03002003966 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03002003966 👆 is reported as a persistent scam call falsely claiming to be from HMRC, warning of tax fraud investigations and threatening immediate arrest unless the recipient presses a key. Callers use automated messages pressuring victims to respond, often cutting off the call if they do. Multiple users have identified it as fraudulent and caution against interacting, especially pressing any buttons, as this can lead to financial loss. The number frequently calls repeatedly, causing annoyance. Victims recommend ignoring, hanging up, and blocking the number. This scam is well known, and authorities advise not to share personal information or engage with the caller. It highlights ongoing efforts by fraudsters to exploit fears related to tax enforcement.
Reports on phone number 03002003966
7 yearsSome bloke called claiming to be from HMRC, told me there was a fraud issue with my name and I needed to press 1. I just hung up straight away.HMRC7 yearsBeware of a scam call claiming to be from HMRC - they said if I didn’t hit 1 straight away, I’d get an arrest warrant. Don’t ever press that button, it’s definitely not legit!HMRC7 yearsThey just wouldn’t stop ringing me. After checking this site, I decided to block the number.7 yearsGot this recorded message saying there's an open fraud case on my name and they threatened arrest if I didn't hit 1. Just hung up straight away.7 yearsGot this automated call from HMRC telling me I’d be fined if I didn’t press a button. Quite dodgy if you ask me.HMRC7 yearsSomeone said if I didn’t press one, I’d be investigated for fraud. I just hung up right away.7 yearsSomebody rang saying they were from HMRC, told me there's a fraud case against me. They said if I don’t hit 1, I'd get arrested 😂 totally nonsense!HMRC7 yearsWhat a pointless robotic call that was!7 yearsGot a robo call saying HMRC flagged me for tax dodging and to press 1 to sort it out. Seriously, don’t bother, it’s a total scam! 🤪HMRC7 yearsHow come the government just lets this go on? HMRC really needs to step in and sort this out.HMRC7 years###Heads up### Don’t ever hit "1" if they ask you too - they might flip the charges back on you and you’ll be left with a massive bill! Avoid it at all costs!7 yearsGot a call earlier threatening I'd get arrested if I didn't hit 1. Watch out everyone, it's just another spam scam!7 yearsGot a call saying I’d be arrested if I didn’t hit one. So I did, and then the line just went dead.7 yearsToday, I got a call from this number asking for payment, but it was totally a scam. I decided to look it up on Google and ended up here. Just wanted to warn everyone to watch out for this sort of thing!Google7 yearsGot a recorded call from "HMRC" telling me theres a tax fraud issue in my name and if i dont hit 1 right away, i'll be arrested soon. Seriously, had to stop myself from laughing out loud. Honestly, these pranksters deserve to be locked up themselves. Number's blocked now.HMRC7 yearsThey warned me that if I didn't hit number 1, I'd end up getting arrested. Complete rubbish if you ask me!7 yearsGot two calls just a minute apart, ignored them both and then blocked the number straight away.7 yearsGot this automated call claiming to be from HMRC, saying I owed them money and had to hit 1 right away or they’d arrest me. Sounded really shady. - caller: HMRCHMRCCaller7 yearsMy phone rang earlier today at 2:48pm from 03002003966. I reckon it might be linked to 03002003985, which I’ve heard is involved in scams pretending to be HMRC. They usually tell you to press #1 and warn about being arrested. I actually got a call from that 3985 number just yesterday and saw loads of others saying it’s a dodgy HMRC scam. Didn’t pick up and went straight to block it. Looks like more HMRC scam nonsense.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from 300 200 3966 claiming it was HMRC accusing me of tax fraud and that I had to press 1 right away. Total scam! Don't fall for it.HMRC7 yearsGot a call from HMRC - don’t trust it or give out any details! The number was 03002003966. Stay safe everyone!HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0300 200 3966)
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