03451299789
TimeLine☎️ 03451299789 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Gci Network Solutions Limited. It is part of the phone block 345129 with a prefix of 0345.
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+443451299789+44 345 129 97890345 129 9789+44-345-129-9789
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03451299789
- Received scam text, not HalifaxSep
2025Suspected Halifax bank scam messageJul
2025Duplicate scam message, verified safeJul
2025Suspected phishing scam, no accountJul
2025Warning of potential banking scamsSep
2023Text scam from "Halifax," dangerousAug
2023Unknown text from Halifax, bewareAug
2023Possibly scam text from HalifaxAug
2023Received text from possible scamAug
2023Potential fraud attempt from "Lloyds Bank."Aug
2023Warning: Likely account closure scamAug
2023Received suspicious text, checked websiteAug
2023Claiming to be Lloyds BankAug
2023Bank of Scotland pretending callsAug
2023Warning about fraudulent text messagesAug
2023Warning: possible fraudulent activity detectedMay
2023Confusion about bank account identificationMay
2023Likely phishing text message from "Halifax"May
2023Received fake Halifax account notification. ScamJan
2023Warning about scam impersonating LloydsJan
2023Contact Lloyds at listed numberJan
2023Call to go paperless by FebruaryJan
2023Received random text from LloydsbankJan
2023LloydsBank call not my bankJan
2023Uncertain about authenticity of callOct
2021Confused about possible scam letterAug
2021Received unsolicited text message requestAug
2021Concerned about unexpected bank messageAug
2021Scam message impersonating Lloyds BankAug
2021Suspected scam from Lloyds BankAug
2021Suspicious text, likely a scamAug
2021Calls verify inactive bank accountsJul
2021Provided account number from letterAug
2019Verify suspicious letters at bankAug
2019Reiterating Lloyd's Bank commentsAug
2019Received RBS message, no accountSep
2018Received same scam message, be cautiousSep
2018Con message received from HalifaxSep
2018Received suspicious text twice; conSep
2018Account dormancy letter clarified concernsAug
2017Suspicious letter; account closure followedAug
2017Suspicious Halifax letter, potentially fraudulentAug
2017Number Of Searches: 297 Number Of Comments: 40 First Seen: 11 August 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Binton(Warwickshire), Chesterfield Canal(Derbyshire), Connista(Highland), Invernettie(Aberdeenshire) and Morfa Bach(Carmarthenshire).
03451299789 has 40 comments of which 29 x negative and 10 x neutral and 1 x positive
03451299789 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03451299789 👆 is reported as a phone number frequently associated with suspicious text messages and letters purportedly from UK banks such as Halifax, Lloyds, and Bank of Scotland. Many users report receiving unsolicited messages warning of account closures or dormancy, urging them to call this number to avoid restrictions. Numerous accounts describe these communications as scams or phishing attempts, especially when recipients do not hold accounts with the named banks or receive requests inconsistent with normal banking practice. However, some emphasise the importance of verifying such notices directly with their bank branches, noting genuine cases related to account dormancy policies. Overall, this number should be treated with caution, and any unexpected correspondence referencing it warrants direct verification with the official bank before responding.
Reports on phone number 03451299789
10 monthsGot the exact same message as someone else here. I do have an account with Halifax, but after checking in with my local branch, they told me it definitely wasn’t from them. Total scam.Halifax11 monthsJust got a call with the exact same message as the one someone mentioned about 20 minutes earlier. I’m pretty sure Halifax doesn’t have my mobile number, so really glad I looked them up here before answering.Halifax11 monthsGot a text saying to ring a number about my Halifax account, something about needing to put money in or take some out to keep it active. They mentioned they sent me a letter too, but I never got one. Since I don’t actually have a Halifax account, I’m pretty sure it’s just some sort of phishing attempt.Halifax3 yearsLoads of calls nowadays from people just trying to steal your bank info. Pretty annoying!3 yearsGot a text on my phone saying I need to call a number or else my Halifax account will be blocked in about six weeks. After reading some of the comments here, I’m pretty sure it’s a scam. So yeah, I’m tagging it as Dangerous.Halifax3 yearsGot a call the other day from someone claiming to be Lloyds Bank. Right off the bat they called me by the wrong name, which was my first hint something was off. They went on to say my account was going to be closed, but never said which one or gave any proper details. That just didn’t sound right at all. Felt like a scam trying to trick me into giving info or panicking. Always be careful with calls like that!Lloyds Bank3 yearsGot a message supposedly from Halifax telling me there’s a problem with my account and I should ring this number. Thing is, I don’t even have an account with them, never banked there at all.Halifax3 yearsGot a message from this number saying it was Halifax - I actually bank with them. It didn’t seem as dodgy as the usual scam texts I get...Halifax3 yearsI received a message claiming to be from Halifax, saying they'd already sent me a letter about my account and asking if I plan to keep using it past a certain date. The text said if I hadn’t replied, I’d have to call the number provided to carry on with transactions. After reading what others have said, it seems pretty clear to me that this is just a scam.Halifax3 yearsGot a message from this number meant for some 'Mrs Hanns', which was odd since a) I’m a bloke and b) I’ve never had a Halifax account in my life. Ended up deleting the text, but I looked it up here first just to be safe.HannsHalifax3 yearsReceived a message from this number saying my Bank of Scotland account is being closed. Totally a scam because they don’t even have my mobile number on record. Don’t trust it!Bank of Scotland3 yearsA total con, they were acting like they were from Lloyds bank!Lloyds Bank3 yearsGot a message saying it’s from Bank of Scotland, threatening to shut my account if I don’t ring them back. What a load of rubbish, just trying to scam people I reckon.Bank of Scotland3 yearsGot a text claiming to be Halifax bank, but it didn’t seem quite right. Felt a bit dodgy, like a scam or something. Always makes me wary when messages come out of the blue like that. Be careful with stuff like this.Halifax3 yearsTotally a scam, be careful!3 yearsThis number keeps popping up, saying it’s Lloyds bank calling. But I’ve never had an account with them at all.Lloyds3 yearsJust like loads of others have said, I got a text saying it was from Halifax. Problem is, I don’t even bank there!Halifax3 yearsGot a message saying my Halifax account is going paperless, but I don’t even have one with Halifax. Definitely a scam!Halifax3 yearsSounds like a total con, someone was faking being from Lloyds, not falling for that one!Lloyds3 yearsGot a letter back in Nov from this number, 0345 129 9791, about Mr Boguski and something about switching some accounts to paperless. If you want to stick with getting letters, they say ring them before 1 Feb. You can call direct, or use Relay UK or BSL SignVideo. The automated line is available all day every day, and it’s charged at local rates. Just a heads up in case it’s relevant!Boguski3 yearsGot a call from "Lloyds" using 0345 129 9791.Lloyds Bank3 yearsGot a txt from someone saying it was Lloyds Bank and they were switching my account to paperless. They asked me to ring if I preferred to keep getting paper statements. Thing is, I don’t even have an account with Lloyds!Lloyds BankLloyds3 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were "LloydsBank" about paper statements. Thing is, I don't even have an account with Lloyds, so no doubt it's a scam. Don't fall for it!LloydsBank5 yearsIt claims to be from The Halifax, but I'm hesitant to ring them up, as it might not actually be genuine. However, they do seem to have a fair bit of the account details correct.The Halifax5 yearsI'm feeling quite perplexed at the moment. I received a correspondence that instructs me to call a specific number. The letter appears quite genuine, supposedly from Lloyd's. Could this be a fraudulent number, or is it legitimate?Lloyd ' s5 yearsReceived a text out of the blue - asking for a phone call.5 yearsI received a dodgy text purportedly from Lloyds Bank regarding my account, but the thing is, I don’t even bank with them! Total scam attempt, if you ask me.Lloyds Bank5 yearsI just got a message saying Halifax contacted me about my account, but I haven’t received any letters, so unless someone’s nicking my post, this is news to me. Sounds like a dodgy scam SMS to me.Halifax5 yearsReceived a text saying my Lloyds account is on the verge of being shut down? Strange thing is, I don't even bank with them! Sounds like a dodgy attempt at fishing for details from actual Lloyds customers.Lloyds5 yearsGot a message saying it was from Lloyds warning me they’d shut my account unless I called a certain number. From what I’ve read here, seems like a total scam.Lloyds5 yearsI can assure you, this is definitely not a con. Financial institutions are required to check in with clients regarding accounts that have been inactive for some time, and these phone calls are a straightforward way to accomplish that. To ascertain the authenticity of the request, they provide multiple pieces of information-such as your name, address, phone number, and bank details-plus the fact that your account hasn’t seen any activity for quite a while. It’s quite rare for a scammer to have all of this information at once. However, if you feel uncertain, there’s no harm in simply disregarding the call. Your account will be flagged as dormant, and to reactivate it, you’ll just need to pop into a branch with your identification.7 yearsI got a letter that looked proper from Halifax about some old account I never use anymore. It included this number, maybe it’s from a company hired to get back some funds or something.HalifaxReclaim Fund Ltd.7 yearsI received a rather peculiar letter from Lloyds Bank as well, and after doing a bit of digging online and seeing various comments, I nearly dismissed it as one of those dodgy scams. Honestly, I was moments away from binning it! Instead, I decided to pop into the bank with the letter, and to my surprise, I discovered that I actually had a substantial sum of money sitting in my account. Without hesitation, I withdrew it! If you're feeling uncertain about something similar, I'd highly recommend taking the letter over to your bank. Seriously, what's the worst that could happen?Lloyds Bank7 yearsJust got a call from someone claiming to be from Lloyd’s Bank, but it sounded dodgy. They asked loads of questions about my account, which seemed a bit off to me. Thought it might be some sort of scam, so I didn’t give them any info. Definitely be careful if you get a similar call - better safe than sorry!Lloyd ' s Bank8 yearsI got a message that looked quite similar, claiming to be from RBS, yet I've never had an account with them! How strange, isn’t it?RBS8 yearsGot a message just like the one someone mentioned here. I don't have any Halifax account, so it was pretty clear it was a scam. Just watch out, folks!Halifax8 yearsI’ve received the message below on two separate occasions from this number, yet I don’t even hold an account with Halifax that ends with those digits! It’s clearly some sort of scam. I’m planning to drop by my nearest branch to alert them as a precautionary measure: Your partial postcode 5LH We recently contacted you regarding your account ending 3083. Should you wish to continue using this account, please ring us on 0345 129 9789, visit us in person, or carry out a transaction. Otherwise, starting from 1 November, access to your account will be restricted unless you reach out to us beforehand. If you've already contacted us or have used your account since our letter, kindly disregard this message. To confirm the legitimacy of this communication, we’ve included the latter part of your postcode at the top.Halifax9 yearsHello there! I recently found myself in quite the pickle after getting a similar letter. Curiosity got the better of me, and I called the automated line, diligently following the prompts to keep my account active. However, a nagging thought struck me - I'd carried out recent updates, albeit without any deposits or withdrawals. Naturally, I went on the hunt for information and stumbled upon some concerning insights in various posts. It left me a tad anxious, prompting an immediate visit to my nearest Halifax branch this morning. Fortunately, the staff explained that the letter was a part of their 'Account Dormancy Programme' - rather peculiar since I'd updated my interest rate not too long ago. They assured me they could confirm whether a letter had been sent out when they checked my account. What a relief! I was worried I’d made a terrible error. So, my advice to anyone in a similar situation is to always consult with your local branch if there’s any doubt. Cheers! 👍Halifax9 yearsI recently got a rather dubious missive from Halifax. The content was rather alarming, stating that my account would be suspended due to inactivity unless I reached out to this number, 0345 129 9789, by the 7th of November. Alarmingly, this number isn’t mentioned on their official website. I decided to call Halifax directly, and they couldn’t verify the number either. Consequently, I’ve regrettably taken the step to close my account for my own peace of mind.Halifax9 yearsI've received a rather dubious letter that appears to be from Halifax, complete with their letterhead. However, the contents are rather alarming. It mentions that my savings account is facing suspension due to inactivity-surely that's just nonsense for a savings account! They want me to call 0345 129 9789 to sort it out. Sounds a bit fishy, don’t you think?HalifaxSubmit Your Own Report (0345 129 9789)
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