08453312300
☎️ 08453312300 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by IV Response Limited. It is part of the phone block 845331 with a prefix of 0845.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 08453312300
- Sainsbury's Fraud Services, genuine contactJun
2016Urgent warning about Sainsbury's fraudMay
2016Frequent recorded phone call annoyanceDec
2013Call back; suspicious activity detectedNov
2013Prevented fraud, confirmed by bankJul
2013Legitimate number, fraud services confirmedMar
2013Halifax card service verification callsJan
2013Automated call from Halifax, Sainsbury cardNov
2012Halifax security call verified, reassuringAug
2012Halifax card service inquiryApr
2012Genuine number, call for fraudMar
2012Suspicious calls; likely a scamOct
2011Halifax prevented a scam transactionMay
2011Clarify house number, called cellApr
2011Genuine Halifax number, confirmed scamApr
2011Automated scam call, misleading messageJan
2011Request for clarification and communicationJan
2011Scam resolved, aware of cardsJan
2011Legitimate department, not a scamJan
2008Difficult to reach human assistanceJan
2008Halifax confirms genuine customer callJan
2008Halifax Card Services scam prevention lineJan
2008Genuine call verified by HalifaxDec
2007Received scam call, verified numberDec
2007Do not provide any information!Dec
2007Genuine call identifies unrecognized transactionsDec
2007Beware of potential scams reportedDec
2007Receiving suspicious calls from scammersDec
2007Scam verified through Halifax helpdeskNov
2007Annoyed with Halifax's fraud checksNov
2007Credit card info theft resolvedNov
2007Suspicious call; vague recorded messageNov
2007Halifax Card Services verified callerNov
2007Halifax scam prevention, cautious responseNov
2007Halifax scam call raises concernsNov
2007Halifax scam prevention department contactedNov
2007Delay in identifying the firmNov
2007Request for firm's nameNov
2007Number Of Searches: 0 Number Of Comments: 38 First Seen: 09 March 2012 General Reputation: positiveThis number has recently been searched from Bowden(Scottish Borders) and Pen-y-cae(Glamorgan).
08453312300 has 38 comments of which 32 x neutral and 4 x positive and 2 x negative
08453312300 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 08453312300 👆 is reported as a genuine number for Halifax and Sainsbury's Bank fraud and card security services, used to alert customers of suspicious or unusual transactions. Callers often receive automated messages prompting a callback, which helps prevent fraudulent activity by confirming recent purchases. While some find the automated system impersonal or challenging to navigate, the service is generally viewed as legitimate and effective in stopping unauthorised use. Customers warn against giving out full card details but say confirming identity with date of birth is common. Some users have mistakenly thought calls were scams, especially if they do not hold a Halifax account, so it’s advised to verify via official bank contacts before responding. Overall, contacting this number back is recommended to secure bank cards and prevent fraud.
Reports on phone number 08453312300
10 yearsWhat’s the deal with these folks? Why can’t they just reveal the name of their company straight away when you ring them back? It’s a bit odd if you ask me!10 yearsI found this number listed through a map search for Sainsbury’s. It turns out these individuals were aware of the cards being used and interrogated us regarding the Halifax department. Thankfully, the scam was dealt with quickly.SainsburyHalifax10 yearsCould you please confirm your house number and give me a bell on your mobile?10 yearsI can confirm that this is entirely accurate. This phone number is indeed linked to a credit card scam. When Halifax's system suspects fraudulent activity on your card, you get directed to a recorded message that attempts to notify you. Personally, I think it would be far more reassuring if there was an actual person on the other end rather than just an automated voice.Halifax10 yearsThis is a legitimate call from Sainsbury’s fraud team. Don’t dismiss it!SainsburyFraud Services10 yearsI received a call from what claims to be Halifax, but I don’t even hold any accounts with them! It all seems a bit dodgy to me. They’ve left several messages insisting it’s about my "card", urging me to press any key to proceed. Sounds very much like a scam, doesn’t it?Halifax11 yearsI got a call from Sainsburys Bank Fraud Department - it's legit, so definitely don't brush it off.SainsburyBank Fraud Prevention Team11 yearsI received a call that turned out to be legitimate. We dialled the Halifax number printed on our bank card and asked to speak with the fraud team. They confirmed that it was indeed a genuine call and had a couple of inquiries concerning a recent transaction. So there's no need for concern, everyone!Halifax11 yearsWe discovered that this number actually belongs to Halifax. We contacted their customer support, and they confirmed that this was the number the representatives gave us to reach their scam department.Halifax11 yearsI can confirm that the caller is indeed affiliated with Halifax Card Services, as evidenced by both the initial message we received and our subsequent return call. As someone mentioned earlier, the only piece of sensitive information they sought was our date of birth. It’s a bit concerning, given that this information can easily be guessed or found out.Halifax Card Services11 yearsHalifax mentioned that these individuals do not make recorded calls. It's best to avoid sharing any personal details!Halifax11 yearsI received a call from what was supposedly Halifax regarding a scam alert. They kept me waiting on the line for ages and proceeded to grill me with a barrage of questions to verify my identity. Strangely, they didn’t ask for any of the usual security details, like my security questions or passwords, but merely inquired about my birth date and the year I was born. Quite the odd experience, to say the least!Halifax11 yearsI had a rather alarming experience with Halifax recently. A suspicious caller requested the three-digit code located on the back of my card, which naturally raised my eyebrows. I wasn't about to disclose that information! I promptly dialled Halifax’s customer service line and confirmed that the call had indeed originated from them. Quite unsettling, I must say!Halifax11 yearsI encountered a genuine operation here. Someone made off with our credit card details and siphoned off quite a hefty sum. Thankfully, the person I spoke to was incredibly helpful, and everything's been resolved now.12 yearsCould you please provide me with your house number? I received a call on my mobile from you.12 yearsI received a call from this number and decided to return the call, but the automated message didn’t mention any specific name. Feels rather suspicious, if you ask me.12 yearsPARTICULARS of company12 yearsWe've done a bit of digging with our local office and discovered that this is definitely a scam. Watch out! It’s also worth noting that a few of the emails linked above might be dodgy as well. Stay cautious!12 yearsI encountered a rather tedious recorded message; it’s such a bother trying to speak with a person instead of a machine. However, once I finally got through, I have to say, well done! They informed me that our card had been used. I strongly suggest you give them a ring - this could potentially save you quite a bit of money!12 yearsI received a call from what turned out to be the Halifax fraud prevention team. They were ringing to verify the authenticity of a recent charge on our credit card, which turned out to be fraudulent. Quite a relief to have them on the case!Halifax12 yearsI've been getting calls from a recorded message from something called Intelligent Finance. The odd thing is, I don't even hold any accounts with Halifax! If these calls are genuinely about detecting scams, one would think they would make a more earnest attempt to reach out to me. Quite suspect, really!Halifax12 yearsThis is absolutely the real deal! Our Halifax card got frozen because we went a bit overboard with online spending in just one day. What’s even more bizarre is that this number seemed to know our details without us sharing our card number or names. They even had the audacity to update us about transactions we’d completely forgotten about. It’s quite clear that their credit card operations aren’t linked to the physical branches; the staff there would be completely in the dark about it all!Halifax12 yearsIndeed, it’s the real deal. While I wouldn’t say it’s the most straightforward approach for Halifax to reach out to their clientele, it certainly carries their hallmark. We recently had an overseas transaction, which is rather out of the ordinary for us, and these callers were just verifying if it was indeed us behind the activity.Halifax12 yearsAs part of this department, I can confirm that everything here is above board. Definitely not a scam! It’s worth noting that not all employees at HBOS are informed about the recorded scam detection system I have in place.HBOS12 yearsIndeed, that was linked to Halifax banking. I'm really not a fan of this approach they've taken to monitor for fraud. It's left me feeling quite irritated, to be honest.Halifax13 yearsI received a call from this number and decided to let it go to voicemail. After a bit of digging through our Sainsbury's online account, I stumbled upon a request urging me to ring the dodgy number (0845 608 4073). They confirmed that the number 331 2300 had indeed tried to reach us earlier. Apparently, it was regarding a peculiar little transaction that raised some eyebrows. If you’re ever in doubt, give that number a ring-there’s actually a helpful human on the other end!Sainsbury13 yearsI can concur with AB's earlier remark. This turned out to be a dodgy scheme; we reached out to Halifax's customer support, and they were kind enough to ring the number on our behalf. They confirmed that it raised red flags and strongly advised against returning the call.ABHalifax13 yearsThe number 0845 331 2300 was associated with the Halifax Card Services’ automated line dedicated to safeguarding against scams.Halifax Card Services13 yearsI recently had an experience with Halifax Bank's fraud prevention team. They intervened during what they deemed a suspicious transaction I was trying to complete. They kindly left a message for me, and after giving them a quick call to clarify things, they understood my situation. Thankfully, they approved the transaction, and all is well now!Halifax Bank13 yearsGets calls almost daily, always a recorded voice. It first goes to the answering machine and then rings through to the landline.13 yearsI'd say this is a number worth returning the call. Halifax kept trying me, ringing every 15 to 20 minutes or so without letting up. When I finally got through, it turned out there was some dodgy activity on my account, and they ended up cancelling my cards.Halifax13 yearsI got an automated message from them today about some dodgy charges to Vodafone and T-mobile that supposedly happened yesterday. I rang Halifax straight away, and they did confirm it was legit. They cancelled the card and blocked those transactions before anything else could go wrong. So yeah, it’s worth calling them back if you get a call like that.T - MobileVodafoneHalifax14 yearsI got a call from this number about my Sainsbury's card and honestly, at first I thought it might be a scam connected to Halifax. But after checking, it turned out to be totally legit. It was quite a relief to know it was genuine.HalifaxSainsbury14 yearsThis number popped up on my missed calls a few times. Turns out it was Halifax card services ringing to confirm if I was the one making online purchases since there's been loads of credit card scams going around lately. You might have to hang on for a bit on the line, so could end up costing a bit, but honestly, it's a good idea to ring them back.Halifax14 yearsI got a call from Halifax card services, but strangely it was actually about my Sainsbury card. They said my card had been blocked, so I decided to call them back. After a bit of waiting, I finally managed to speak with an actual person.HalifaxSainsbury14 yearsSo this number is actually legit for Halifax card security. I missed the call on my phone, looked up the number here, and then was about to ring back when they called me again on my landline. Turns out someone tried to use my card in the States, but the payment didn’t go through. Halifax were just making sure everything was okay. Really put my mind at ease.HalifaxStates15 yearsI just got a call from someone claiming to be from Halifax about my card. Seems abit fishy to me.Halifax15 yearsThis number is legit. I got a call from them but just didn’t pick up. Later, I logged into my Sainsbury’s online account and spotted a note telling me to call their fraud team on 0845 608 4073. When I phoned, they said ...331 2300 was indeed their number and they had tried to get in touch about a strange small purchase. If you’re unsure, definitely give the fraud line a ring - I spoke to a proper helpful person!SainsburySubmit Your Own Report (0845 331 2300)
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