03301333745
TimeLine☎️ 03301333745 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Buzz Networks Limited. It is part of the phone block 330133 with a prefix of 0330.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03301333745
- Bank scam warning, unknown payeeSep
2025Scammer text message reportedMar
2025Scam charge for Aviva insuranceMar
2025Potential HSBC scam text detectedMar
2025Incorrect direct debit message receivedMar
2025Direct Debit setup confirmation receivedMar
2025Scam involving unauthorized Aviva debitMar
2025Phony BMW payment scam messageMar
2025Missed payment notification for BMWMar
2025Payment notification is a scamFeb
2025Fraud alert for card sentFeb
2025Potential scam text from unknown numberFeb
2025Report scam regarding British GasFeb
2025Incoming text from scam numberFeb
2025Potential scam phone number reportedFeb
2025Scam message about direct debitFeb
2025Phishing attempt due to grammarFeb
2025Number Of Searches: 37 Number Of Comments: 17 First Seen: 19 February 2025 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Cockayne Hatley(Bedfordshire), Seacroft(Lincolnshire), Seion(Gwynedd) and Staverton(Gloucestershire).
03301333745 has 17 comments of which 15 x negative and 2 x neutral
03301333745 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03301333745 👆 is reported as a scam number used to send fake text messages about unauthorised direct debits or payments supposedly linked to major banks like Halifax, HSBC, Lloyds, NatWest and companies like Aviva and British Gas. Many users have noted receiving alerts about non-existent payments or new payees they didn’t authorise, often with poor grammar and varying contact numbers displayed. Frequent themes include false claims of bounced payments, new card deliveries, or activation codes to prompt recipients to call the number. The messages commonly try to create urgency or confusion, with amounts around £200-£670 mentioned. Numerous commenters warn this is a phishing scam aimed at stealing personal or financial information, advising caution with these texts.
Reports on phone number 03301333745
10 monthsBeware of Bank Fraud Attempts Got a message from Halifax saying a new payee called "James Dion" was added at 7:25PM on 10/09/25. If that wasn’t you, they want you to ring 0330 133 1745 straight away. Seems dodgy to me, so just be careful before replying.Bank FraudHalifaxJames Dion1 yearHeads up! Got a weird text earlier today from this number +44 7939 536988 saying something about HSBC and a direct debit for £255 to AVIVA, meant to start 06/03/25. I’ve never set that up! If you’re clueless like me, maybe ring 0330 133 3745 to check what’s going on with it. Seems dodgy to me!AVIVA1 yearI got totally ripped off, ended up agreeing to a £255 charge for Aviva that I never wanted.Aviva1 yearGot a text claiming to be from HSBC but it’s from the number 07506 098125 - looks dodgy to me.HSBC1 yearA direct debit for £255.00 to AVIVA is due to be taken on 6th March 2025. If this isn't something you've arranged, get in touch with them on 0330 133 3745 to sort things out. I've never had any stuff with Aviva myself, seems like a complete con to me.AVIVA1 yearJust got a text letting me know that a Direct Debit has been arranged. Nice to have that sorted automatically!Direct Debit1 yearGot a message about a £255 direct debit being set up for British Gas, but I've never had an account with them. Pretty strange.British Gas1 yearGot a message here in Devon, said I'd missed a payment for a BMW. The thing is, I’ve never owned a BMW nor been on any finance plan for like 15 years or more. Quite odd really.DevonBMW1 yearGot a message saying I missed a £647 payment to BMW Finance via Lloyds Halifax. They told me to ring 033013 3745 and mention REF LL 6310 if I didn’t recognise the direct debit. Bit weird but wanted to give a heads up.Lloyds HalifaxBMW1 yearI just got a message saying I owe £667.65 because my payment didn’t go through. Definitely a scam, don’t fall for it!1 yearGot a call from 03301333745 telling me my new Halifax/Lloyds card was dispatched to some address in Swansea. They said I should mention a specific reference number when I ring back.LloydsHalifaxSwansea1 yearGot a text from 07771 791406 claiming to be NatWest or RBS saying a payment didn’t go through on my account... then it asked me to call them back on that number. The thing is, I’ve never even had an account with NatWest or RBS. Definitely seems dodgy to me.NatWestRBS1 yearGot a text from 07351769905 about a Virgin Card activation code. Said if I didn’t ask for it to ring 03301333745. Definitely a SCAM, watch out!Virgin Card1 yearGot a message about a Direct Debit for £205 from British Gas, but I'm sure it's a scam. Don’t bother calling back, just block the number and report it straight away.British Gas1 yearI got a call from this number, but I never asked Virgin Money for any activation code. Feels like it’s some kind of scam to me. BE WARNED!Virgin Money1 yearGot a text saying a Direct Debit for Minis is going out in a day, with a number to ring back on 0330 133 3745 Ref - Nat 3745. The awkward grammar made me suspicious, feels like some phishing scam to me.RefNat1 yearGot a voicemail from this number saying I'd set up a direct debit for gas, like £200 a month or something. Left a phone number to call back if it wasn’t me. Definitely a SCAM, watch out! Also heard their calls might be premium rate. Best not to answer or ring back. If you're unsure, just get in touch with your bank yourself.Submit Your Own Report (0330 133 3745)
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