08439033088
TimeLine☎️ 08439033088 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by Vodafone Ltd (C&W). It is part of the phone block 843903 with a prefix of 0843.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08439033088
- HMRC involved in scam chargesApr
2018HMRC disregards scam call responsibilityMar
2018Avoid transfers; they may costFeb
2018Questioning HMRC number legitimacyJan
2018HMRC call led to unexpected chargeJan
2018Overcharged, frustrated with HRMC's inactionJan
2018HMRC's premium number search concernsDec
2017Unexpected £16 charge, unsure whyNov
2017Scam call, hang up immediatelyNov
2017Overpriced HMRC call charge complaintNov
2017Premium rate scam call serviceNov
2017Incorrect charge for unknown numberNov
2017Unexpected high call charges disclosedNov
2017Unexpected high cost, long waitNov
2017Unexpected charges from calling HMRCOct
2017Unexpected charges for phone callOct
2017Impromptu charges were appliedSep
2017HMRC is a money-grabbing jokeSep
2017Unexpected £8 charge for callSep
2017£12 charge for calling numberSep
2017Seeking owner of charged numberAug
2017Number Of Searches: 2 Number Of Comments: 21 First Seen: 09 August 2017 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Green Street(Gloucestershire), Pleamore Cross(Somerset) and Troy Town(Surrey).
08439033088 has 21 comments of which 9 x negative and 12 x neutral
Reports on phone number 08439033088
8 yearsI contacted HMRC using their designated phone number and was probably forwarded to another line, resulting in a £19.00 charge. It is evident that HMRC is aware of this fraudulent practice and shows no concern for our financial well-being.HMRC8 yearsHave you made any progress with your inquiry to HMRC? I recently had a conversation with them regarding a situation where I was charged for calling to pay my self-assessment tax. Their response was that it is considered a third-party redirect service, and therefore not their responsibility. However, shouldn't they have a duty to ensure that individuals can contact HMRC safely and not fall victim to scam phone numbers?HMRC8 yearsI contacted the HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) regarding my self-assessment, and I vividly recall receiving information from the lady on the line that I was connected to the wrong department. She transferred me to another representative. However, as a result of this transfer, I was erroneously charged for the service. Hence, if they propose transferring you to someone else, it would be best to disconnect the call and redial again.HM Revenue and CustomsHMRC9 yearsCan you confirm if this is an official HMRC number or a possible scam? I would appreciate your assistance in clarifying.HMRC9 yearsOn the 12th of January 2018, I contacted the HMRC telephone line in order to inquire about my self-assessment tax options. I called a 0300 number and was connected to multiple individuals. Upon reviewing my phone bill, I discovered a charge of £17.71 for a telephone number, 08439 033088, which I did not recognize as the one I had dialed. Curiosity led me to search online, where I discovered that this particular number has been identified as an HMRC scam.HMRC9 yearsI find it absolutely absurd that I was charged twice, with amounts of £24.00 and £13.20. It's shocking to think that the HRMC doesn't take action against these scammers. We may never understand how such incidents can still occur, but one thing is for certain - they certainly don't care.HRMC9 yearsWhen searching on Google for "contact numbers for HMRC," I discovered that local tax office details were displayed along with a specific phone number. This number appears to be a premium rate one. It is unclear whether HMRC actually utilizes these types of numbers or if there is external manipulation affecting Google search results to include this particular number. To support my findings, I have taken screenshots and I can also provide my phone bill indicating the charges incurred from calling this number. I intend to communicate with HMRC in writing to request their comment or response regarding this matter.GoogleHMRC9 yearsI have been billed £16 for a call that I don't recall making. I contacted HMRC last week, and based on the given information, I suspect that this incident is related because I obtained the HMRC number from the internet.HMRC9 yearsIf you receive a recorded message from someone claiming to be from the HMRC, beware as it is most likely a scam attempt. Their main intention is to trick you into dialing a premium rate number. It is important that you do not press any numbers and simply end the call immediately.HMRC9 yearsIt is ridiculous that on 27th October, it would cost £10.14 to contact HMRC. Absolutely outrageous.HMRC9 yearsBeware of this deceitful scheme presenting itself as a premium rate "call connection service". The 0843 number associated with it is intended to trick individuals into paying expensive rates for connecting their calls to HMRC. It is, indeed, a scam that must be avoided at all costs.HMRC9 yearsI have been billed £25 for a duration of 33 minutes. However, HMRC claims that the number I called is not associated with them.HMRC9 yearsThis is Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs (HMRC), and they do not inform you about the cost of the call, which amounts to £2.50 per minute.Revenue and CustomsHMRC9 yearsThe HMRC doesn't inform you beforehand about the charge of £12.57 for a 24-minute call. A major portion of the time spent on the call is listening to hold music. Additionally, despite not intentionally dialing an 0843 number, it appears on your bill. This is highly disappointing and unacceptable.HMRC9 yearsI called HMRC using the phone number 0300 200 3300 and found that I was billed £10.00 on my phone bill for calling the number 0843 903 308. I wonder how this mix-up occurred and why I was charged such a high amount for contacting revenue and customs.HMRC9 yearsThis is not HMRC. I recently called them and was surprised to discover that I was charged £20 for the privilege. It wouldn't have bothered me if I hadn't been stuck waiting on the phone for 20 minutes due to being in a queue against my will. They should inform individuals about these charges upfront. This is completely unacceptable.HMRC9 yearsI was billed9 yearsIt is Her Majesty's Revenue and Customs, which can be quite absurd as they find various ways to extract money from you. It seems like a big joke at times.9 yearsI've been billed £8 for a phone call to this number that I didn't make.9 yearsI was charged £12 for making a call to this number.9 yearsIs there anyone who knows the person who owns this particular phone number? I received a charge of £13.09 from 08439033088!Submit Your Own Report (0843 903 3088)
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