03453003925
TimeLine☎️ 03453003925 👆 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 03453003925
- Suspicious call from fake HMRCDec
2018Received scam call from fake HMRCDec
2018Reporting GDPR violation to ICODec
2018Report complaint to action fraudDec
2018Automated message regarding tax fraudDec
2018Alerted to possibly fraudulent callsDec
2018Scam call threatening arrest, demands paymentDec
2018Scam call demanding immediate paymentDec
2018Frustrated with unwanted phone callsDec
2018Reporting scam number to ICODec
2018Call was HMRC scam, blockDec
2018Caller blocked after reading commentsDec
2018Fraudulent tax HMRC message scamDec
2018Ignore HMRC scam call, don't press 1Dec
2018Received suspicious tax fraud callDec
2018Fell for tax fraud scamDec
2018Beware of aggressive Indian scammersDec
2018Encouragement to end conversation promptlyDec
2018Warning: contact number is scamDec
2018Suspicious call from HMRC, likely scamDec
2018Automated fake HMRC arrest callDec
2018Scam call pretending to be HMRCDec
2018Possible phone scam impersonating HMRCDec
2018Number Of Searches: 131 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 09 December 2018 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Benburb(County Tyrone) and Diggle(Greater Manchester).
03453003925 has 21 comments of which 16 x negative and 5 x neutral
03453003925 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03453003925 👆 is reported as a persistent scam involving automated calls falsely claiming to be from HMRC, warning recipients of arrest warrants and tax fraud allegations. Callers use aggressive tactics, including threats of bank account freezes and police involvement, often demanding immediate payment. The messages pressure recipients to press 1 to connect to supposed agents, who then deliver intimidating demands. This number is linked to fraudulent activity, with varied callers often of South Asian origin, and should be blocked immediately. HMRC does not initiate contact in this manner. Victims are advised not to engage, press any keys, or provide personal information. Reporting the number to Action Fraud and the ICO is recommended, as such calls breach GDPR and data protection laws.
Reports on phone number 03453003925
8 yearsI got a call from this number with an automated voice. When I pressed 1, the person on the line claimed to be from HMRC and said I had an arrest warrant for intentional tax fraud. I asked where she was calling from, she said London. I told her I'd get in touch with the London tax office directly. That set off a row, and then she said she’d contact the police and that I’d be arrested. I told her to go ahead, and she just ended the call.HMRCLondon8 yearsI tried getting in touch with I'm.org to raise a complaint, but they told me it wasn’t something they could handle. Instead, they recommended I report the matter to https://www.actionfraud.police.uk.I ' m. org8 yearsI received a call from this number earlier, and when I pressed 1, I was connected to an Indian gentleman who introduced himself as Mike Fowler. He insisted that I jot down his name and provided me with a badge number. Then, he mentioned a case number and claimed I owed HMRC a staggering £16,000, warning me that failing to pay it immediately would result in my arrest and a court appearance. When I probed him about when I supposedly hadn’t settled this debt, he merely stated that my bank account would be frozen if the payment wasn’t made forthwith, or I’d have the police at my door within five minutes to take me away. Then, the call abruptly ended.Mike FowlerHMRC8 yearsThis number rang me earlier today but I didn’t pick up. After seeing what everyone’s saying here, I’m pretty relieved I left it go to voicemail. Definitely putting it on my blocked list now.8 yearsIgnore any messages from this number and don't respond, it's definitely a scam! Just block and delete it straight away.8 yearsJust end the call right away!8 yearsI got this robo call claiming to be from HMRC warning me I'd be arrested if I didn’t press 1 to speak to someone. Pretty sure it was a scam though.HMRC8 yearsI really almost hit 1 just to tell them what I think. I blocked the number but guess what? They rang me again a few hours later from a different one. I don't even apply for any tax credits. It makes me wonder where they get our details from. Surely HMRC should be doing a better job at keeping their info safe.HMRC8 yearsGot a call claiming to be from HMRC saying there was fraud on my account and telling me to press 1. Total scam! Honestly, if there really was any fraud, you wouldn’t just get some automated message like that. Just hang up and don’t press anything!HMRC8 yearsJust a heads up - i'm gonna report this scam number to the ICO through their site https://ico.org.uk/make-a-complaint/. It only takes a few minutes to fill out. The ICO can now slap fines up to £500,000 for PECR breaches, or even 20 million Euro if it's a GDPR violation. Hopefully that'll put these dodgy callers off!ICOuk8 yearsI got a call claiming it was from HMRC, with a recorded voice telling me to press 1 or they'd arrest me for fraud. I actually got this exact voicemail from another number just a few weeks ago - it was 03300104327. Best to just block those numbers straight away.HMRC8 yearsJust got the exact same voicemail! I get quite anxious so even after I ended the call, I couldn’t stop fretting about it! Feels like a scam to me, especially with the 0345 number popping up. I know for sure I haven’t done anything dodgy with my taxes! Plus, if a real agency suspected tax fraud, they wouldn’t be so sloppy or pushy about it. Best to just hang up and ignore!8 yearsBeware of this treacherous con - steer clear, do NOT pick up the phone, do NOT engage by pressing 1, and certainly avoid ringing them back. You’re under no obligation to respond to their ridiculous and intimidating communications. These scammers, masquerading as representatives from HM Revenue and Customs, are trying to instill fear with threats of imminent arrest over fabricated tax debts unless you cough up cash right away! They’re cunning, relentless fraudsters who prey on the fearful, and they’ve unfortunately succeeded in swindling several elderly individuals. Stay vigilant and don’t let them take advantage of you!NOTHM Revenue and Customs8 yearsI received a rather alarming call from this number the other day. Upon answering, I was directed to press '1', which then connected me to a gentleman with an Indian accent who introduced himself as Mike Fowler. He insisted I jot down his name and his badge number, and then rattled off a case number, claiming that I owed HMRC a staggering £16,000. He warned me that failure to settle this immediately would result in my bank account being frozen and that officers would be on my doorstep within five minutes to take me into custody. When I pressed him on when exactly I had failed to pay anything to HMRC, he merely repeated his threat. Then, abruptly, the line went dead. Quite the unsettling experience, to say the least!Mike FowlerHMRC8 yearsGot a voicemail on my phone with a supposed HMRC warning about some tax fraud against me. It told me to press 1 to speak to someone but I just ended the call straight away. I guess it’s dodgy since this number doesn’t show up anywhere legit online.HMRC8 yearsGot a robo call today saying I owed tax and if I didn’t press 1, I’d get arrested! What a joke. Just blocked the number straight away.8 yearsJust got a call supposedly from HMRC, they asked me to press 1. FYI, HMRC never calls out of the blue like that. Total scam, so don’t even bother and block the number straight away.HMRC8 yearsSo I got a phone call from someone claiming to be from HMRC, and they said that if I didn’t hit number 1 right away, I was going to be arrested. It was pretty scary!HMRC8 yearsGot a call from this number saying they were from HMRC and accused me of tax fraud. They told me to press one to speak to an operator or else I’d get arrested. Didn’t trust it so I just hung up. Seems dodgy since they didn’t give any real details. Definitely suspicious.HMRC8 yearsDon’t answer! I actually hit 1 by mistake and ended up wasting about 5 mins feeling all worried and puzzled about some dodgy tax scam. Trust me, it’s nothing to do with HMRC.HMRC8 yearsI just had this call too, and with how many people are getting it lately, it’s clear it’s some kind of scam. Cheers for sharing, everyone.Submit Your Own Report (0345 300 3925)
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