03301901148
TimeLine☎️ 03301901148 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by TELNYX UK LIMITED. It is part of the phone block 330190 with a prefix of 0330.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03301901148
- Scam text posing as HSBCJul
2022HSBC scam call warning issuedJul
2022Scam call pretending to be HSBCJul
2022Not HSBC, it's a scamJul
2022Warning about potential fraud attemptJul
2022Suspected scam message from HSBCJul
2022Fraudulent text about HSBC accountJul
2022Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 7 First Seen: 03 July 2022 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Ballyrashane(County Londonderry), Keeston(Pembrokeshire) and Marehill(West Sussex).
03301901148 has 7 comments of which 1 x negative and 6 x neutral
03301901148 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03301901148 👆 is reported as a scam involving fraudulent text messages claiming to be from HSBC about suspicious payments, often referencing a payment to "J Adams." Users have received calls and texts instructing them to contact a specific number that is not affiliated with HSBC. Many advise caution, emphasising that the official HSBC fraud line should always be contacted using the number on the back of your bank card or official communications. Several recipients noted they do not even have an HSBC account, indicating this is a widespread phishing attempt. Overall, this number is linked to attempts to deceive and potentially defraud individuals by impersonating the bank.
Reports on phone number 03301901148
4 yearsReceived a dodgy text purporting to be from HSBC, urging me to ring their fraud hotline. Clearly a scam!HSBC4 yearsBeware of a potential HSBC hoax. I received a missed call via WhatsApp from the number 01204 935583, which seemed perfectly ordinary at first. Following that, a text message popped up on my phone, urging me to ring 03301901148. The message claimed there was a suspicious payment of £425.00 linked to an individual named J. Adams with reference B8KJ. This is definitely dodgy! Please remember to only reach out to your bank using the phone number printed on the back of your card for any concerns. Stay vigilant!HSBCWhatsAppJ. Adams4 yearsDefinitely a scam and not affiliated with the HSBC team at all.HSBC4 yearsI got a similar text regarding a payment for J Adams, which I certainly didn't initiate. It seems like a dodgy scam to me. I'd advise caution if you're thinking of ringing this number; it’s definitely not the official HSBC fraud hotline. Best to steer clear!J AdamsHSBC4 yearsI received a call from someone purporting to be from HSBC, claiming there was an issue with a payment they needed to halt. They insisted I should ring back on the number they provided to resolve the matter.HSBC4 yearsI just got a rather suspicious text that claimed to be from HSBC, warning me about a payment of £452.00 to someone named J ADAMS, with a reference number B8KJ. It urged me to ring a fraud helpline at 03301901148 for more info. The thing is, I've never even had an account with HSBC, so it's clearly a scam! What a dodgy message!HSBCJADAMS4 yearsI received a rather alarming message claiming there was some foul play on my HSBC account, instructing me to ring a particular number. The only issue? I don’t actually hold an HSBC account at all! The message originated from the number 43724. It’s all rather puzzling, isn’t it?HSBCSubmit Your Own Report (0330 190 1148)
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