03456090712
TimeLine☎️ 03456090712 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 345609 with a prefix of 0345.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03456090712
- HSBC's dispute number info givenJul
2025HSBC fraud team verified numberJan
2025No answer, used HSBC chat insteadDec
2024Suspected scam, but uncertainJul
2021Received suspicious text about bankJul
2021HSBC number used for waiting scamJun
2021Unexpected expensive phone bill issueFeb
2021Potential scam; no inquiry foundJan
2021Missed call, suspicious caller ID, ignoreJan
2021Legit HSBC number, but compromisedJul
2020Caller provided number for follow-upMay
2020HSBC scam, pushy and suspiciousMar
2020Doubtful about potential scamFeb
2020Identifying scam call in 2019Nov
2019Short scam call warning.Nov
2019Scam email from phony HSBCNov
2019HSBC scam email report warningNov
2019Possible scam suspicions with HSBCAug
2019Suspicious phone number, unclear messageJun
2019Suspicious call, possibly a scamNov
2018Received suspicious call from "HSBC"Jan
2018Possible scam call from HSBCJul
2017HSBC dispute number frustrating long waitMar
2017HSBC anti-fraud call; answer recommendedFeb
2017Missed call, suspicious request for informationSep
2016Missed call from possible HSBCJul
2016Number Of Searches: 576 Number Of Comments: 26 First Seen: 03 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Brake(Shetland Isles), Hickling Pastures(Nottinghamshire), Kirkland Guards(Cumbria), Little Hadham(Hertfordshire) and Speen(Berkshire).
03456090712 has 26 comments of which 3 x positive and 11 x neutral and 12 x negative
03456090712 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03456090712 👆 is reported as a number officially linked to HSBC’s fraud disputes team, intended for reporting unauthorised payments or issues with credit card transactions. However, experiences vary widely: genuine calls often involve lengthy hold times with unclear wait periods, and some users note surprising phone charges. A significant concern is that scammers frequently spoof this number, creating confusion and mistrust. Numerous reports highlight suspicious calls or texts prompting urgent callback requests, which HSBC does not always acknowledge. HSBC customers are advised to verify any communication through official bank contact details before responding and remain cautious of unsolicited calls claiming to be from this number. Overall, while it may be legitimate, the number's association with fraud makes vigilant verification essential to avoid falling victim to scams.
Reports on phone number 03456090712
1 yearI called HSBC's main customer service line first and they gave me this number to sort out an unauthorised transaction dispute.HSBC2 yearsJust got a call from a number that said they were HSBC fraud disputes. I found out cause I called HSBC's main line and they passed me through to them. Sounds dodgy but it is HSBC apparently.HSBC2 yearsI didn’t get a proper answer to figure out if it was genuine, so I just ended up messaging HSBC through their chat instead.HSBC5 yearsscam - defo not hsbe5 yearsgot a text saying to call this number about a ‘transaction you enquired on’ and that ‘we’ve been trying to reach you to chat about it.’ there was no mention of hsbc or anything actually connected to my real banking stuff, which made me wary straight away. when i rang the number, it just put me in an endless waiting line, which weirdly feels kinda like a bank - with their usual slow response and poor customer service you expect it. i hung up and don’t really trust this text at all.HSBC5 yearsThis number is supposedly the one HSBC provides if you want to report an issue with a payment or charge on your credit card. The problem is, you end up waiting on hold with no idea how long the delay is - and you still get charged for the call. What’s worse, HSBC actually gets a cut of those fees. It’s like they’re encourgaed to keep callers stuck in the queue before you even get to speak to someone. So basically this number, meant to help stop scams, is being exploited by a giant company itself.HSBC6 yearsThis number somehow kept my line tied up for nearly four hours on the 20th of January, making my phone bill shoot up by more than £32 this month.6 yearsGot a message from HSBC asking me to ring them about some query I supposedly made, even though I can’t remember making any. I decided to call the number they gave, but after trying for about half an hour with no luck, I gave in. Feels like it could be a scam.HSBC6 yearsThe call showed up as 0800 783 8422, looks like they forgot to block their number. Of course, I didn’t pick up, but I checked the voicemail and it said it was from HSBC. They wanted me to ring 03456090712. Didn’t bother and won’t be doing that, either.HSBC6 yearsLooks like this is a genuine HSBC phone number, but it’s been hijacked by scammers. Basically, some dodgy folk are faking the number to trick people, taking advantage of how real it actually is. Whether HSBC decides to switch it out or not is on them, but the number itself? Yeah, it’s a proper, real one.HSBC6 yearsA woman rang me about my claim supposedly being handled by HSBC and told me to ring this number during the week for updates. The number she gave was 03456090712. When I checked the number on my phone, it said the call was from an unknown number. I’ve already informed HSBC about it.HSBC7 yearsGot a text from a number saying HSBC but it's definitely a scam. Feels quite dodgy like someone's leaking info from inside. The message came on 03456090712, I picked up and there was this really pushy woman who kept asking loads of questions. I just ended the call, way too much personal stuff being asked for.HSBC7 yearsI’m not entirely sure, but this might be some kind of scam.7 yearstotal scam alert! haha cant believe ppl still fall for this in 2019. ridiculous!7 yearsQuick heads up, total scam call!7 yearsAbsolutely a con. Got an email claiming to be from HSBC saying they’d called me a bunch about a payment dispute on my account, asking me to ring a number they gave. I used the number on my bank card to call HSBC directly, and they told me there wasn’t any dispute on my account. They’re going to put the number in their scammer blacklist. Cheers, StuHSBCStu7 yearsthis was totally a scam. i got an email supposedly from hsbc saying they'd been trying to reach me about a disputed payment on my account and telling me to ring a certain number. i called it and there was a message saying if it concerned thomas cook to speak to a different dept, otherwise wait on the line. the hold music sounded totally different from what hsbc usually have so i just ended the call. after that, i rang hsbc using the number on my bank card and they told me i’ve got no disputes going on. they've said they'll add that number to their scammer list. cheers, stuHSBCThomas Cook7 yearsbit odd, i got in touch with hsbc about an issue and shortly after, i got a call from 0345 603 2775 -i told the woman it felt a bit off. then i got a text saying to ring hsbc on 0345 609 0712. when i called, the same woman with a thick indian accent picked up. is this for real? if it’s a scam, how do they even know ive contacted hsbc? either way, to be safe, i just ended the call.HSBC7 yearsThe voicemail left on my answerphone was really hard to make out. Eventually, I managed to catch the phone number they called from. Still, felt a bit dodgy to call them back.8 yearsToday I got a call from this number and they wanted me to ring them back. I was a bit suspicious since I don’t think it’s my bank calling. The number’s totally unfamiliar to me. Just be careful with it.9 yearsI got a message claiming it was from HSBC too. But when I rang HSBC (not the 03456090712 number, used the one on my debit card instead), they told me they had no record of any call or notes about my account on their system.HSBC9 yearsMy ex got a call on their old landline from this number claiming to be HSBC. Do you reckon it’s some sort of scam?HSBC10 yearsthis is the hsbc number for disputing payments deducted from your account. i called today and ended up waiting for about 20 and a half minutes, stuck listening to music and a recorded message every half minute saying sorry they couldnt take my call yet. but after all that time, the automated system just disconnected me. honestly, sometimes this place really is unbelievable!HSBC10 yearsIf the anti fraud team at HSBC gives you a ring, it might be worth picking up. There could be an issue with your credit card’s security that needs sorting out.HSBC10 yearsI missed the call and the voicemail just told me to ring them back. My dad also got the same call, and the lady started asking for all his personal details without even saying why she was calling. Seems a bit dodgy to me, wouldn't trust it.10 yearsI missed a call and there was a message saying it was from HSBC, which seemed odd. The call came from 03456032775, but the message told me to ring 03456090712 instead. The woman left the message quite quickly, so I chose to call the HSBC number I trusted. She told me there wasn’t any record of the call, but that might be because the system hadn’t been updated yet. Still, I’m a bit unsure if it was legit. I did ring HSBC earlier about my card being cloned, so maybe it was the fraud team, but it all feels a bit off.HSBCSubmit Your Own Report (0345 609 0712)
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