03453000053
TimeLine☎️ 03453000053 👆 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 345300 with a prefix of 0345.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03453000053
- Number used in fraudulent loan scamNov
2025Fraud concerns; suspicious bank letterAug
2018Lloyds bank scam warning, bewareAug
2018Scam letter with fake numberJul
2018Bank letter; wrong account detailsMay
2018Fake bank letter, phishing scamMay
2018Fake letters, correct different accountMay
2018Fraudulent Lloyds Bank callerMar
2018Falsified Lloyds bank number!Oct
2016Fraudulent Lloyds bank phone numberOct
2016Number Of Searches: 12 Number Of Comments: 10 First Seen: 18 October 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Almholme(South Yorkshire), Little Heath(Hertfordshire) and Wrenbury(Cheshire).
03453000053 has 10 comments of which 9 x negative and 1 x neutral
03453000053 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03453000053 👆 is reported as linked to scams where fake Lloyd’s Bank letters are sent to victims, often containing accurate personal details like name and address but with incorrect or fabricated account information. These letters mimic official bank communication, sometimes mentioning online statement requests or providing instructions to revert to paper statements, but are of poor quality and designed to deceive. The number is associated with phishing attempts and fraudulent activities, including impersonation for home loans and involvement of third parties like conveyancers. Users warn against contacting or trusting correspondence from this number, highlighting its use in convincing but illegitimate documents meant to trick people into giving away sensitive information.
Reports on phone number 03453000053
7 monthsThis number showed up on a bogus letter claiming to be from Lloyd’s bank. Someone pretended to be me to get a home loan. They tried several banks and even pulled a conveyancer into the mess.Lloyd ’ s8 yearsJust got a letter from Lloyds bank saying my partner asked for online statements. We dont have an account with Lloyds at all, and the account number they showed was actually our Halifax current account number. The only time ive given out my bank details lately was for setting up a direct debit with Policy Expert for home insurance.LloydsHalifaxPolicy Expert8 yearsGot a letter supposedly from Lloyds bank. It had the right name, address and bank account details. But the paper quality was rubbish, looked like a cheap photocopy. The letter said the second account holder had signed up for online statements but that’s just not true. It also included info on how to switch back to paper statements if I wanted. Don’t trust letters like this... it’s definitely a scam!Lloyds8 yearsGot a letter through the post pretending to be from Lloyd’s bank, using my actual name and address, but with a bogus account number. Definitely avoid ringing this number!!Lloyd ’ s8 yearsGot a letter from the bank with this number on it, looks like a clear photocopy. It shows an account number but belongs to another bank and is an old, unused account.8 yearsReceived a bogus bank letter, definitely a phishing attempt.8 yearsGot these fake letters pretending to be from Lloyd’s bank. Scariest bit was they actually had the right account number but for someone else’s account!Lloyd ’ s8 yearsthis is not real lloyds bank at all10 yearsIt's a fraudulent Lloyds bank number.Lloyds10 yearsDefinitely a bogus Lloyds bank caller!LloydsSubmit Your Own Report (0345 300 0053)
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