03453503748
☎️ 03453503748 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Colt Technology Services. It is part of the phone block 345350 with a prefix of 0345.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03453503748
- Warning about unwanted call resurgenceJan
2025Harassed by fraudulent banking numberMay
2021Suspicious call claiming to be MBNAMar
2021Scam involving Halifax Building SocietyFeb
2021Scammer posing as credit companyJan
2021Blocked scam phone call, frustratedJan
2021Caller falsely claiming to be bankJan
2021Lloyds prompted button press after transferOct
2020Caller posing as MBNA scamOct
2020Suspicious call impersonating MBNA representativesSep
2020Received suspicious call after transactionSep
2020MBNA fraud prevention confirmation mentionedAug
2020User mentioned Halifax fraud preventionMar
2020Report fraudulent Halifax account activityFeb
2020Voicemail with details, possible scamOct
2019Bank keeps calling for previous occupantSep
2019Repeated scam calls from MBNAMay
2019Scam automated call pretending fraudMay
2019Unknown numbers claiming to be MBNAMay
2019Fraudulent call, not my accountFeb
2019Number flagged as fraud, genuine sourceNov
2018Number is fraudulent; report immediatelyNov
2018Warning about suspicious phone callsSep
2018Fraudulent call from Bank of ScotlandMay
2018Halifax and Lloyds Fraud PreventionMay
2018Received unexpected text with offerMar
2018Scam call about nonexistent cardFeb
2018Number deemed not fraudulent; confirmedFeb
2018Fraud call, checked online commentsJan
2018Fraudulent call from fake departmentDec
2017Scam call regarding fraudulent credit cardOct
2017Rejects extreme punishment for offendersAug
2017Suspicious call after Halifax contactMay
2017Number is a scam callerMay
2017Fraudulent calls posing as HalifaxApr
2017User confirms Lloyds call authenticityApr
2017Possible bank scam for detailsApr
2017Scam call claiming credit card fraudFeb
2017Received call claiming Halifax creditFeb
2017Scammers should face prosecutionFeb
2017Persistent daytime calls received frequentlyFeb
2017Scam number, claimed to be HalifaxJan
2017Fraudulent Halifax offer, not credibleNov
2016Beware of potential scam callsNov
2016Number Of Searches: 317 Number Of Comments: 43 First Seen: 13 November 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Beltingham(Northumberland), Lambourne End(Essex), Northway(Somerset), Scotswood(Surrey) and Stainforth and Keadby Canal(Lincolnshire).
03453503748 has 43 comments of which 18 x neutral and 24 x negative and 1 x positive
03453503748 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03453503748 👆 is reported as a persistent and sophisticated scam number posing as fraud departments of well-known banks like Halifax, Lloyds, MBNA, and Bank of Scotland. Many have received calls or automated messages claiming fraudulent activity on their accounts, often immediately following legitimate banking transactions such as balance transfers. The scammers request personal information, use incorrect or misleading details, and direct victims to call back suspicious numbers. While some genuine users claim the number is legitimate for fraud checks, numerous reports confirm it is used for fraudulent purposes, attempting to harvest sensitive data. Users are strongly advised not to engage, never share personal information, verify directly with their bank using official contact details, and report the number to their financial institution to avoid falling victim to these scams.
Reports on phone number 03453503748
2 yearsSeems they’re back at it. Today, 20.09.2025, I got a ring from them but I just ignored it. Just a heads up to be careful.5 yearsI was sorting out some bank stuff earlier, and since then, this number keeps ringing me up saying there’s been some dodgy activity on my account. It’s been pretty annoying.6 yearsI got a call from this number and they said they were from MBNA.MBNA6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be with Halifax Building Society, saying my cards had been used fraudulently, but I don’t even have any with them. Definitely felt like a scam.Halifax Building Society6 yearsJust got a call from someone pretending to be from Halifax’s fraud team, right after I’d done a balance transfer. Looks like these scammers are really working hard! Watch out and don’t fall for it! 😡🤬Halifax6 yearsSomebody rang me saying they were from the credit card fraud department!!! I immediately put the number on block. Honestly, there really needs to be stricter laws to stop these dodgy and threatening scam calls 📞😤🤬6 yearsGot a call claiming to be from Halifax fraud team, telling me someone had spent money on my card just one day after I done a balance transfer. Definitely a scam.Halifax6 yearsAfter being passed on by NBNA, Lloyds rang me and then told me to hit a button.NBNALloyds6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from MBNA, asking me for some personal details - sounded fishy to me.MBNA6 yearsJust after I finished a balance transfer, I got a dodgy phone call from someone claiming to be from MBNA. Definitely felt like a scam to me.MBNA6 yearsJust after sorting a balance transfer with Lloyds, I got an automated call claiming to be from MBNA. At first I thought it might be real, but then the prerecorded message called me by the wrong name, which was a big red flag. I didn't bother calling the fraud team number they gave; I just ended the call. These days it’s so tricky to know who to trust, with all the scams targeting ordinary folk like us.MBNALloyds6 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from MBNA’s fraud team, but it seemed a bit dodgy.MBNA6 yearsThey claimed to be from Halifax, something about fraud control.Halifax7 yearsKept getting calls saying there’s some sort of fraud on my Halifax account. Very annoying!Halifax7 yearsGot a voicemail with my info saying it’s from MBNA’s fraud team, asked me to call back and enter some code. I phoned MBNA straight away but they’re not sure about that number, reckon it could either be Lloyds or just a scam.MBNALloyds7 yearsGot a call from Bank of Scotland about the person who lived in my flat before me, she’s been gone like 12 years now! They left a voicemail saying there’s been some dodgy stuff on her card and I should ring them back with some secure code or whatever. This isn’t the first time they’ve rung for her either, got one of these calls ages ago. Really hope they stop soon cause I haven’t got one of those call blockers.Bank of Scotland7 yearsThis number has called me around six times now. They claimed to be from MBNA. We actually dealt with a call from them a couple of weeks back and updated our details with the bank. We've got a new card now, yet they keep ringing. They asked for my husband's name, which is strange because he spoke to their representative earlier today and didn’t make any transactions - definitely feels like a scam. It’s a woman calling, but with a pre-recorded message that tells you to ring the number mentioned. If you don’t pick up, they let the phone ring for ages before trying again. We’ve stopped answering altogether and will be reporting the number to the bank.MBNA7 yearsGot a call from this number earlier. They tried to use the wrong name and claimed to be from MBNA's fraud dept. It was one of those automated calls, clearly a scam.MBNA7 yearsGot loads of calls and texts from someone saying they were from MBNA, but i aint even got an account with them. Sounds real fishy to me.MBNA8 yearsThey rang me up once but I just hung up straight away when I realised it was a recorded voice. Then they called back a second time and left a voicemail. They said they were from Lloyd’s credit card fraud team or something like that. Problem is, I don’t have any Lloyd’s cards or accounts at all. The name they gave wasn’t even mine. Definitely some sort of scam.Lloyd ' s8 yearsIf anyone thinks this phone number is legit, they’re either being fooled or lying. I checked with my bank, and it’s definitely a SCAM. Don’t answer or call back, just tell your bank about it straight away.8 yearsSo I kept asking and ended up getting put through to another team. All the teams except the fraud one said that this number looks dodgy since it’s not in their contact list. But when I finally spoke to Lloyds’ fraud department, they confirmed the number is legit. Apparently, they hire an outside company to call customers, which is why Lloyds, Halifax, and the rest don’t have that number saved anywhere in their system.LloydsHalifax8 yearsSuspicious call, definitely don’t answer.8 yearsI got a text and a phone call from someone claiming to be from the Bank of Scotland fraud department, saying there was some activity on my visa card and I needed to call back. Left me a voicemail too. I looked through my bank accounts online and found nothing weird going on. Plus, I don't even have a Bank of Scotland account, so I’m pretty sure it’s a scam and I’m not bothering to call back.Fraud Department of the Bank of ScotlandBank of Scotland8 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from Halifax’s Fraud Prevention about some credit card issue. But when I tried calling the number they gave me back, it turned out to be Lloyds Fraud Prevention instead! Weird and confusing.HalifaxLloyds9 yearsI got a message aswell, but they called me by the wrong name and said they were from Halifax. They mentioned wanting to send me £5,000 or something like that. fishy if you ask me!Halifax9 yearsThis number keeps ringing me up saying there's some suspicious activity on my Lloyd’s credit card, but I don't even own one. Pretty sure it's just a scam trying to trick people.Lloyd ' s9 yearsToday, I got a call from this number saying there was some suspicious movement on my mum's Lloyd’s Bank account. I was about to panic, but I looked it up online first and found loads of comments warning about scams like this! Glad I didn’t fall for it.Lloyd ' s9 yearsGot a call from this number and it was an automated message saying something about a transfer from my Lloyds account, with a warning from the “Fraud department.” They told me to press 1 for this or 2 for that. I hung up straight away and then looked the number up on Google. Sure enough, it showed up flagged as a fraudster’s number.LloydFraud9 yearsThis afternoon, my husband got a call claiming his credit card had been used fraudulently. I decided to look up the number online and, sure enough, it turned out to be a scam.9 yearsHonestly, these lot need to be locked up and forgotten about. They probably reckon everyone’s daft enough to fall for their nonsense, but not me. I’m far too savvy to get dragged into their games.9 yearsOver the past few days, this number kept ringing me up, claiming there's an issue with my bank account and pushing me to give them my bank info. Definitely a scam.9 yearsToday I had a call from this number telling me there was some unusual activity on my Halifax card. Thing is, I didn’t use the card, but I had contacted Halifax earlier to set up my online account. Bit fishy that the call comes on the very same day, right? If this is a scam, is it pretending to be Halifax? I called back the number, got put on hold for what felt like ages, then just hung up. Seemed off to me!Halifax9 yearsThey keep ringing up pretending to be from Halifax fraud department, telling me my dad’s credit card has been used fraudulently. But when my dad called Halifax, they told him there’s no issue at all. Loads of folks might actually fall for this and end up open to identity theft or losing money. This needs sorting out quickly!!!Halifax9 yearsI don’t get what’s being said here... I actually called Lloyds using the number on my card and they confirmed the call came from their end.Lloyds10 yearsI picked up the call and a recorded voice said it was Lloyds Bank, asking me to punch in a three-digit code. It didn’t sound quite right, but I can see how some might be fooled by it. Looks like a classic trick to steal your bank info!Lloyds Bank10 yearsReceived a call claiming to be Lloyds, saying there was suspicious activity on my credit card.Lloyds10 yearsGot a call earlier saying it was Halifax credit card folks on the line.Halifax10 yearsthese people are total scammers... they really need to be taken to court!!!10 yearsSince I’m at home during the day, this number rang me a few times, but luckily I tend to ignore calls during daylight hours. They’re definitely quite persistent!10 yearsGot a call from this number saying it was Halifax, but when I rang back, it was Lloyds that picked up. Did a quick search online and found out it’s a dodgy number, probably a scam.HalifaxLloyds10 yearsSomebody called saying they were from Halifax and that I had £7000 waiting for me. Total nonsense, haha!Halifax10 yearsThis number has rung me a few times claiming to be Lloyds’ fraud team… I checked with my bank and they said it isn’t one of their official contact numbers. 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