03457404401
TimeLine☎️ 03457404401 👆 is a valid (Universal Access Number) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by BT. It is part of the phone block 345740 with a prefix of 0345.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 03457404401
- Scammer posed as Barclaycard fraudsterSep
2025Claimed to be Lloyds bankFeb
2024Scam call pretending to be HSBCAug
2023Fraudulent calls from alleged bankJun
2023Fraud impersonating HSBC, persistent callsMay
2023Unconvincing bank fraud and threateningMay
2023Warning of potential scamMar
2023Scam call from fake LloydsFeb
2023HSBC scam caller, hang upFeb
2023Warning about potential HSBC scamAug
2022HSBC requesting account informationJul
2022Stop scam calls and textsJul
2022Warning about fake UK phone scamsJul
2022Report all scam attempts to policeJul
2022Warning of a bank scamJul
2022Fell for convincing bank scamJun
2022HSBC phone scam, bewareMay
2022Warning about bank scam callApr
2022Suspicious fraud call from "NWB."Mar
2022False caller from First Direct bankMar
2022Beware of fraudulent bank callsMar
2022Beware of HSBC fraud attemptsFeb
2022HSBC scam; provided fake informationFeb
2022Beware of persistent fraudulent callersFeb
2022Unwanted persistent calls, no messagesFeb
2022Unrecognized caller blocked, avoid numberFeb
2022Suspected scam using HSBC numberFeb
2022Scam call from fake bankDec
2021Be cautious about discussing moneyDec
2021Concerns regarding bank details securityNov
2021HSBC scam transfer money requestSep
2021Scam call, Santander impersonation warningAug
2021Warning about potential scam activityJun
2021Caller posing as HSBC employeeJun
2021Warning about fraudulent HSBC callsJun
2021User asked for banking informationMay
2021suspicious call, frustrating timing issueMay
2021Stranger knows my full nameMay
2021Number Of Searches: 79 Number Of Comments: 33 First Seen: 05 May 2021 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Burton(Somerset), Engamoor(Shetland Isles), Great Bosullow(Cornwall), Lower Green(Kent) and Upper Norwood(West Sussex).
03457404401 has 33 comments of which 14 x negative and 19 x neutral
03457404401 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 03457404401 👆 is reported as a persistent and sophisticated scam number frequently impersonating major UK banks like HSBC, Lloyds, and Nationwide. Callers claim fraudulent activity on accounts, often supplying personal details to seem credible, and pressure victims into revealing sensitive information such as security codes, passwords, or banking login details. Many victims report unauthorised transactions occurring during or shortly after calls. The scammers use spoofed or misleading phone numbers, sometimes just one digit off genuine bank contacts, making them hard to identify. Multiple warnings emphasise never sharing security details over the phone and recommend contacting your bank directly via official channels. Reporting incidents to Action Fraud and informing your MP about the scale of these attacks is advised to help combat the growing problem. Blocking numbers is largely ineffective due to frequent number changes and spoofing.
Reports on phone number 03457404401
3 yearsSomebody rang saying they were from Lloyds Bank, but I had a funny feeling about it. Doesn't sound right to me!Lloyds Bank3 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be HSBC fraud team, said their number matched the one on my bank card. They kept pushing me to share my one-time password. I ended the call quickly, rang HSBC myself, and got my card frozen straight away.HSBC3 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be my bank right after someone tried to mess with my card. They began talking about some more fraudulent activity happening, then started pushing for my bank info and login stuff. Yeah, no thanks. They rang me a few times after that too.3 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be from HSBC's fraud team. They knew my name and kept ringing me back, called me like 4 times in a row, really kept at it.HSBC3 yearsTried some dodgy bank scam but was super unconvincing. When they couldn’t get more info from me, they started threatening to come round, even mentioned my actual address.4 yearsTotally a scam, watch out!!4 yearsGot a call from someone pretending to be Richard Parker from Lloyds bank fraud team. They mentioned my future mother-in-law’s name and my phone number, claiming it was linked to the account. He also knew my name and even rattled off the last 4 digits of her card. Tried to get more info, but since my number isn’t tied to any Lloyds account, it was an obvious con. Felt dodgy right from the start.Lloyds BankRichard ParkerLloyds4 yearsThis was definitely a scam call. The person said they're from HSBC and tried to get my login details. Just ended the call straight away!HSBC4 yearsThis number's a total scam, pretending to be from HSBC. Definitely don’t trust them!HSBC4 yearsGot a call from HSBC wanting to confirm my account details. Seemed a bit dodgy to me.HSBC4 yearsGot a call from someone called Liam Redfern, said there was some dodgy activity on my bank account and then started asking for my personal details. Definitely a scam trying to trick you.Liam Redfern4 yearsGot scammed by someone pretending to be from my bank. They knew so much about my account, it really threw me off. They tried charging stuff to Amazon, Argos, and even some dental firm before moving money outta my account. Can't believe I actually fell for it! They made it seem so legit, like it was really my bank calling.AmazonArgos4 yearsThey pretend to be from your bank and act like they know your info. It's definitely a scam. You should ring your bank straight away because they might have already attempted to steal money from your account.5 yearsGot a call from 03457404401, some bloke saying he was Christopher Nelson from NWB Fraud Dept. He talked about a direct debit supposedly set up in Peterborough for a wedding business. Sounded pretty convincing, like he was just trying to be helpful. I told him I'd ring the bank myself to check, and he just hung up on me.NWB Fraud DepartmentChristopher NelsonPeterborough5 yearsGot a call from someone claiming to be from First Direct, telling me there’d been two big withdrawals from my account. I called my bank straight away and they said nothing had been taken. Told that muppet to get lost. Don’t fall for their tricks, these lot deserve to be locked up properly for ages.5 yearsSomebody called saying they were from Nationwide bank, sounded like they knew everything about how Nationwide works. They managed to get all my cash. I'm absolutely gutted!! BE WARNED, DO NOT PICK UP THIS NUMBER!Nationwide5 yearsWatch out for HSBC scams. They’ll call pretending to be from the bank and ask you for your username. Then they'll try to get you to make a one-time security code to "reset" your password. After that, they can take over your account completely by changing your password. Just be careful and don’t give out that info!HSBC5 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from HSBC, seemed like a total scam to me! So, I played along and gave them rubbish info, but instead of my real number, I handed over the local police station's phone. Too dodgy to trust!HSBC SCAM ALERT5 yearsScam alert! This caller is really convincing and keeps pushing. Don’t ever share your personal security details with them. Stay cautious!5 yearsGot calls from some cleaning service, kept ringing and wouldn't stop. My phone's on voicemail mode but they never bothered to leave any message! Really annoying.5 yearsI got a call from someone claiming to be Vodafone, but the line was awful and I couldn’t really hear what they were saying. I rang Vodafone myself afterwards, and they said the number wasn’t theirs at all. So, I blocked it straight away. Watch out for this number: 03457404401!Vodafone5 yearsI got a text from 03457 404404 claiming to be HSBC, but something felt off about it!HSBC5 yearsToday, on Christmas Eve, my 84 year old mum got a call from someone pretending to be from HSBC, saying her card was used fraudulently and £500 was taken in the Liverpool area. It really got her worried and upset. When she rang me, I quickly saw it was a scam. Just to remind everyone, HSBC’s official fraud number is 03457404404, not the one these scammers use. Definitely a dodgy call!HSBCLiverpool5 yearsGot a message claiming they wanna chat about some money thing I asked HSBC for. Looks dodgy to me, so steer clear!HSBC5 yearsThey were trying to sneak info about my bank from me.5 yearsSomeone rang up saying they were from HSBC and tried to get me to send them some cash.HSBC5 yearsThis morning I got a call about some dodgy activity on my iPhone account, but I wasn’t having it and just hung up straight away. Then, they rang again from another number, 0800 917 9170, claiming it was really Santander. I gave them a proper telling off, telling them off for being shameless and about karma, not even letting them get a word in before slamming the phone down. I decided to call back the first number myself - I like to mess with them a bit, this ain’t the first time - but it said number not recognised. The second number did connect me to a Santander voicemail, and I felt terrible, thinking I might’ve been rude to a genuine worker. So I contacted Santander directly, and they told me there’s nothing suspicious going on with my account and both numbers aren’t theirs. The voicemail was fake too. It’s frightening how sneaky these scammers are getting, preying on people, scaring them to steal their info. It really makes my blood boil.Santander5 yearsWatch out, it's definitely some sort of scam! Stay safe everyone.5 yearsThey said they were from HSBC, but I got a bit suspicious when I asked for their name and why they were calling. They mentioned my bank had reached out about some fraud happening. When I tried to look up the number, it turned out it wasn’t even a real one.HSBC5 yearsGot a call from someone saying they were from HSBC, claiming my account was compromised. I just told them to shove off and ended the call. Definitely not my bank, just another dodgy scammer who should be dealt with properly.HSBC5 yearsThey actually tried to get me to give them my banking info on my phone, totally dodgy!5 yearsSomebody called saying they were from o2, but I wasn’t convinced so I just ended the call. Why is it that these calls always come through when I’m at work waiting on an urgent phone call? Really annoying 😡5 yearsIt was a bit creepy how this stranger knew my full name right off the bat! Definitely caught me off guard.Submit Your Own Report (0345 740 4401)
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