09037089402
☎️ 09037089402 👆 is a valid (Premium Rate) United Kingdom Phone Number and it is issued by A2B Telecom Limited. It is part of the phone block 903708 with a prefix of 0903.
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TimeLine of events for phone number 09037089402
- Unexpected £75 EE bill complaintJul
2019Premium number frustrations and complaintsJul
2018Old bill shows £93 scam chargesFeb
2018Overcharged for wrong number callJun
2017Requesting £100 refund; feels scammedMay
2017Report scam, needs blocking immediatelyMay
2017Expensive call, unresolved tax issueApr
2017Unexpected high charge for callApr
2017Unexpected charge for uncalled numberApr
2017Charged £25, seeking resolution assistanceApr
2017Frustration over excessive charges imposedApr
2017High charge, poor call connectionMar
2017Outraged by high phone billMar
2017Wife's calls cost £56; furiousMar
2017Sister received tax rebate scamMar
2017Overdrawn 75 pounds in bankMar
2017Frustrated over unexpected phone chargesMar
2017Suspicious call, possible scam involvedMar
2017Unexpected bill for NI appointmentMar
2017Warning about HMRC scam callsMar
2017HMRC charged £25 for callMar
2017Questioning legitimacy of HMRC communicationMar
2017Scam involving fake HMRC numberMar
2017Frustrating experience with unresponsive supportMar
2017High phone bill frustration expressedMar
2017Practicality in using info serviceFeb
2017Premium number scam warning sharedFeb
2017Charged unexpectedly, feels like scamFeb
2017Charged £50 for legitimate callFeb
2017Unexpected charges are frustrating. SucksFeb
2017Overcharged for horrible customer serviceFeb
2017Charged for short HMRC callsJan
2017Be careful with phone chargesJan
2017Frustrating, expensive, unproductive phone experienceJan
2017Charged £66 for HMRC callJan
2017Upset about HMRC call chargesJan
2017Report to authorities, seek adviceJan
2017High charges for unknown HMRC numberJan
2017Seeking information on unknown numberJan
2017Contacted HMRC, got charged, unhappyJan
2017Charged high for short callJan
2017Suggest contacting watchdog for assistanceDec
2016Frustration with failed call resolutionDec
2016Charged £26 for short callDec
20167 minutes, £25 in BirminghamDec
2016HMRC charges angering user, Sky unhelpfulDec
2016Accidental call to expensive numberDec
2016Fraudulent charge, contact HMRCDec
2016Service providers exploit unsuspecting usersNov
2016Overcharged for short phone callsNov
2016Boyfriend charged, did not connectNov
2016High phone bill, seeking investigationNov
2016Tax office charges are unfairly excessiveNov
2016Contact A2B Telecom for assistanceNov
2016Charged for unrecognized phone callNov
2016Government rebate process is frustratingNov
2016Unexpected charge for phone callNov
2016Upset with unauthorized charge to HMRCNov
2016Unexplained high bill from TalkTalk.Nov
2016Confusion over mysterious phone chargesNov
2016Questioning unauthorized charged calls to HMRCNov
2016User feels they were overchargedNov
2016Inexplicable charge for unknown callNov
2016Unexpected bill for unused landlineOct
2016Unexpected high phone bill chargesSep
2016Problems with HMRC phone billSep
2016Problems with tax credit callSep
2016Incorrect tax code charges invoicedSep
2016High call costs, multiple disconnectionsSep
2016Unexpectedly charged 11 pounds, unsureSep
2016High charge for brief callSep
2016Frustration over HMRC call chargesSep
2016Unexpectedly high phone call chargesSep
2016Dispute with BT over chargesAug
2016Difficulties in video call accessAug
2016Overcharged for suspicious landline callAug
2016Unexpected charge for unmade callAug
2016Charged for call I didn't makeAug
2016Unwanted charge for unused callAug
2016High charge for short callAug
2016Unauthorized charge from unsolicited callAug
2016Virgin bill unfair call chargesAug
2016Customer service is inadequateAug
2016Suspected scam call from HM RevenueAug
2016Beware of premium rate numbersAug
2016Difficulty contacting HMRC by phoneAug
2016Troublesome call to HMRC. High chargesAug
2016Possibly telephone bill scam attemptAug
2016Daughter called tax office, cost 63 poundsAug
2016Mysterious expensive call from unknown.ownerAug
2016Unexpected duplicate charge investigation neededAug
2016Avoid calling potential scam numberAug
2016Report high call charges to authoritiesAug
2016Charged £93 for phone callsJul
2016Lost 55 pounds, received callsJul
2016Complaint about high tax chargesJul
2016Fraudulent tax call scam warningJul
2016Number Of Searches: 1082 Number Of Comments: 95 First Seen: 04 July 2016 General Reputation: negativeThis number has recently been searched from Dippool Water(North Lanarkshire), Harehills(West Yorkshire) and Silchester(Hampshire).
09037089402 has 95 comments of which 41 x neutral and 54 x negative
09037089402 Summary (Read all comments)
Phone number ☎️ 09037089402 👆 is reported as a premium rate number linked to HMRC enquiries, notorious for exorbitant charges often exceeding £30 for short calls. Many callers were disconnected mid-call or placed on long holds without speaking to anyone, compounding frustration and financial loss. Users frequently report being directed to this number via Google or official HMRC channels but unaware of the steep costs, leading to unexpected bills. Complaints highlight lack of clarity on pricing, difficulties obtaining refunds, and poor support from network providers. The number appears to be used by third-party routing services charging higher fees than standard HMRC numbers. It is advised to contact HMRC directly via official government web pages and avoid calling or responding to messages from this number to prevent potential scams and costly bills.
Reports on phone number 09037089402
7 yearsI cannot believe my eyes upon spotting a £75 charge on my EE account! The only phone call we made - unless my memory is failing me - was to HMRC. It seems utterly absurd, and I honestly doubt I’ll ever be able to recover that amount. What a right pickle!EEHMRC8 yearsI attempted to reach the Inland Revenue using this number my current employer provided. I found myself stuck in a queue indefinitely and, after a tremendous wait, I simply lost hope. To make matters worse, I ended up being billed £78 for two phone calls. In my frustration, I reached out to O2 to raise my concerns. They generously offered me a £40 credit as a gesture of goodwill, but that still leaves me with an outstanding £88 to pay for absolutely nothing. I've learned that this is a premium number, which appears to operate without any oversight or fair practices, making it feel like a blatant money grab. Where’s the government’s intervention in this? What are O2 and others doing to protect consumers? There seems to be no proper channel for complaints or a chance to recoup these unjust charges. Is this just a peculiarity of the UK, or do similar issues exist elsewhere in Europe?Inland RevenueUKEurope9 yearsI've just come across an old mobile bill that shows I was billed more than £93 for calls to this number back in April of last year. It feels a bit dodgy, doesn't it?9 yearsCalled the tax office on 11th May, and now I’ve been hit with a £39.87 bill for an 11-minute call to this number, which isn’t even the one I dialled??9 yearsI’m after a refund of £100, as I feel completely cheated. What a scam!9 yearsFraud alert! This number needs to be shut down immediately!9 yearsAbsolutely livid! I just forked out £34 for a mere 8-minute chat, only to have the line drop suddenly on me. What a complete scam! Now I’m still left in the lurch with my tax code not sorted. It's infuriating! 😡9 yearsI just got billed £30.90 for a 9 minute call but no one can recall ringing the number 09037089402. Very strange!9 yearsI've never dialled this number, yet I've been hit with a £30 bill for it. What are the odds that I'll face this issue again?9 yearsI noticed a charge of £25.00 that was applied to my account. Is there a way we can address this issue?9 yearsAbsolutely appalling! I’ve been attempting to resolve my son's tax code and ended up being charged £90 after being disconnected three times. How on earth is the government allowing these companies to pull off such outrageous scams? It’s beyond belief! What on earth is going on?9 yearsReceived a bill of £103 for merely 28 minutes of conversation - I kept getting disconnected while attempting to resolve a problem with my tax code yet again.9 yearsGot charged £30.97 for a 9 minute call, honestly, I'm beyond annoyed!!!9 yearsMy wife ended up dialling this number three times on the 17th of March, spending a hefty 17 minutes chatting, which ended up costing us a staggering £56! I'm absolutely livid!9 yearsMy sister got a text saying it was from HMRC, telling her she had a tax refund of £265.84 and to click a link. She tried ringing the 0300 number they gave but ended up with a £17.02 bill just for waiting in a queue without talking to anyone! The number on her phone statement was 0903 708 9402. Someone really needs to speak up about this coz people will keep falling for this scam if nothing’s done.HMRC9 yearsMy bank account ended up 75 quid in the red.9 yearsHaving just gone through our hefty phone statement, it turns out our sixth form daughter has managed to run up a bill of £70 all in an effort to sort her tax for her one-day-a-week waitressing gig. Honestly, I’d have preferred to just hand over the £70 instead! I’m feeling utterly fuming and completely taken for a ride.9 yearsI rang this number, only to find myself abruptly disconnected. Naturally, I tried again, assuming it was the genuine HMRC line. However, it seems as though it’s probably a routing service, unless the whole scam’s running deeper than I thought and that cheque I received is a total sham! Surely HMRC keeps records of calls that get cut off simultaneously? My bill's sitting at £60, which feels like daylight robbery. I’ve already deposited that cheque into my bank, and they took it without a fuss, but the whole affair has left me feeling quite uneasy-will it even clear? Something doesn’t sit right...HMRC9 yearsTried to book a NI appointment and then got slapped with a £300 charge.National Insurance9 yearsGot a call from these HMRC scammers claiming they offer passport advice, fined 25k back in 2008. Their company's actually registered in Exeter, nothing to do with HMRC. Reported them to the Police in Coatbridge and also to O2, ended up getting charged £146 incl VAT, crazy! Seriously, don't pick up or reply to texts or calls from this number!!!HMRCCompanies HouseExeterCoatbridge9 yearsGot a call from HMRC that lasted about 8 minutes, racked up a £25 fee, and then just dropped the line.HMRC9 yearsIm really unsure this is actually HMRC, looks more like a scam call. They try to lure u in with an email about some refund. Best to only reach out to HMRC through their official website.HMRC9 yearsI found this number on Google claiming to be HMRC, but they charged me 30 quid for just 8 minutes and then dropped the call. Totally feels like a scam.GoogleHMRC9 yearsI’m quite frustrated, to say the least. I’ve racked up an £80 bill on my mobile simply trying to contact them about my tax credits. I ended up waiting on hold for over 20 minutes without even getting connected to a human, only to be cut off in the end! It’s absolutely maddening. Is there any chance I can get my money back? I found this number through a Google search for HM Customs, so you'd think it was the right one! What a hassle!GoogleHM Customs9 yearsMy lad dialled this number, completely unaware it was a premium rate. He got disconnected after eight minutes, and the same thing happened again! Now we've got a bill for £52 - absolutely ridiculous! What on earth is happening in this country? It feels like our own government is just taking us for a ride!9 yearsI tried this site 'cos I was in a rush and it normally takes forever to track down the correct number (gov stuff is the worst!). Honestly, dunno why folks are griping about it when places like 118 charge the same or even more. Maybe people should just check the info properly first - you’d be surprised how many just skip over the costs and then whine afterwards!10 yearsI've just had a right shocker! I got stung for a hefty £100 for just 25 minutes on a call to HMRC. They didn’t bother to mention the eye-watering rate per minute beforehand, and I’m absolutely livid! What are my options here? This feels like a downright scam!HMRC10 yearsMy daughter stumbled across this number while browsing a government site. She thought she was calling HMRC but ended up with a £50 charge! I’m absolutely livid!HMRC10 yearsI found myself billed unexpectedly, and I've no idea why. Absolutely ridiculous!10 yearsthis number is awful. I called the 03 line but they billed me as if it was a 09 number for £149. what’s that about? and those idiots hung up on me like 20 times! i finally got to talk for a minute after waiting an hour and listening to that annoying music. absolutely hate them!10 yearsI phoned HMRC back in November and now ive been hit with a £92 bill for three calls that each lasted just 8.21 seconds. I know for sure the number was an 0300, which should be cheap, but somehow theyve charged me like it was a premium rate call. This feels like a total rip off and now I’m struggling badly with money because of it.HMRC10 yearsBack in January 2017, I decided to give this number a bell about my tax credits. I ended up listening to some dreadful hold music for a good ten minutes before I lost my patience and hung up. Who knows how much that call was costing me? In the end, I forked out £23 just to endure some mind-numbing tunes without ever getting to chat with anyone! What a waste of time!10 yearsHeads up!! I phoned hmrc on 0300 but ended up being billed like I'd dialled some premium 09 number. Now my bill's shot up to over £28 for just a short call. Quite frustrating!HMRC10 yearsMy daughter rang HMRC using this number and ended up with a bill of £66. TalkTalk have informed me that there's nothing they can do about it. However, they have managed to block all 09 numbers from my phone going forward.HMRCTalkTalk10 yearsHMRC called me twice, both times calls got dropped after 15 minutes and it cost me £60! Really annoyed about this - does anyone know if theres any way to get that money back? xHMRC10 yearsI got scammed yesterdya, what number should I ring for help? We’re really gutted after 3 calls that lasted 8 mins each. MelissaMelissa10 yearsbeen charged more than £30 for calls to this number, does any1 kno who it is?10 yearsMy lad rang HMRC about his Tax Code using the 0300 number - made 2 calls and ended up with a £56 charge!!! Sky have it listed on my bill as 09037089402.HMRCSky10 yearsCALLED HMRC ON THAT 0300 NUMBER AND GOT CHARGED FOR 8 MINUTES 20 SECONDS, COST ME £30.92. ABSOLUETLY LIVID.HMRC10 yearsDialled 0300 number but on my Sky statement it appears as 09037089402. Call lasted 7 minutes and 28 seconds, cost me £27.80.Sky10 yearsI’d also recommend that loads of folks get in touch with watchdog, I’ve just messaged them through their website.10 yearsI rang to sort out a tax problem. After about 8 minutes, the call just dropped but I still got charged £30 and some odd pence without actually talking to anyone. Its really poor that HMRC doesn’t seem to care when loads of people have gone through the same and got messed about with money.HMRC10 yearsReceived a bill of £26 for just a 6-minute phone conversation! What a rip-off!10 years7 minutes and they charged me 25 quid, total ripoff scumbags.10 yearsMy daughter attempted to reach HMRC by dialling 09037089402 on two separate occasions, and we’ve been hit with a staggering £31.095 charge both times. This is utterly absurd! What on earth is happening? When I reached out to Sky for assistance, they claimed it was beyond their control… isn't that just splendid? It’s always someone else's issue with them! They also mentioned they can't block that number. I'm absolutely fuming over here!HMRCSky10 yearsWe called this number by accident when trying to reach HMRC, and after an 8-minute call that just dropped out out of nowhere, it cost us £37.12 on our Vodafone phone. Absolutely ridiculous!HMRCVodafone10 yearsI called the HRMC on their 0300 line but ended up getting a bill from 09037089402 for £97.96. The fraud squad are handling it now, so watch out for stuff like this!HMRC10 yearsI was hit with a staggering £150 bill for calling those sneaky 0903 numbers linked to HMRC. Honestly, I can't help but point the finger at the phone service providers and the companies we were reaching out to. It’s clear these numbers are a racket, with both parties profiting off of unsuspecting callers through those ridiculous service charges they impose! If you're in a similar situation, I’d recommend paying a visit to the Citizens Advice Bureau (CAB) for some guidance.HMRCCitizens Advice BureauCAB10 yearsI just got slapped with a £60 bill for two 8-minute chats on the phone! Honestly, what a rip-off!10 yearsMy partner phoned HMRC from this number and now there's an £86 bill. He didn't even manage to talk to anyone, kept getting disconnected. Proper scam. I'm gonna ring EE and A2B later. So annoyed!!HMRCEEA2B10 yearsI rang the revenue office on two occasions and ended up being billed £30 for each call. I must say, at least Dick Turpin had the decency to don a mask while he was thieving! This feels like daylight robbery, honestly.Dick Turpin10 yearsGot charged £62.05 for a single call to this number! My daughter phoned the tax office the same day, but she’s absolutely certain she didn’t ring 09037089402 at all.10 yearsIf youve been billed by this number, get in touch with A2B Telecom since they own it. This number is used for routing calls to HMRC, and your phone company wont refund you because they dont actually apply the charge; they just pass the fee to the caller after it’s been collected. To avoid a long and frustrating time dealing with TalkTalk, Sky, BT, or whatever provider you have, just contact A2B Telecom straight away - they should be able to help you out.A2B TelecomHMRCTalkTalkSkyBTA2B10 yearsHad to fork out 33 quid just to claim a rebate that’s rightfully mine, what a rip off! Bloody government crooks.10 yearsI recently discovered that I was billed £83 for a call to that number, and no one had informed me beforehand that there would be any charges at all. Quite unexpected, to say the least!10 yearsHMRC scam, was supposed to be an important call but ended up costing me over £140. I never actually called the number, it was 0300 200 3319. Now I’m stuck arguing with TalkTalk about the bill. Proper annoyed and can’t really afford it :(HMRCTalkTalk10 yearsI was hit with a hefty bill of £57 from TalkTalk for a couple of calls, each lasting around 7.5 minutes, to 09037089402 back in August. Unfortunately, I only just noticed this in November, and I'm now in the process of sorting it all out. I've come across numerous comments on different websites where some users have linked this number to HMRC, while a few others mentioned they'd intended to ring 0300 but ended up with the 0903 number showing up instead. At this point, I'm unable to determine which number I actually called and where the issue has arisen - is it my provider's fault, is the number itself a premium rate issue, or is a third party involved?TalkTalkHMRC10 yearsReceived two calls lasting 7 and 8 minutes to 0903 7089402, which ended up costing £27 and £30. Shocked to discover on this site that these numbers are linked to HMRC. I’m unsure if my partner or her daughter knew about these fees when they made the calls, or if they actually called 0300 200 3319 like some others here mention. I’ve contacted Talk Talk since it’s possible they dialled an 0300 number by mistake. Can these charges be claimed as tax deductible expenses?HMRCTalk Talk10 yearsTalkTalk charged me £57 for two calls of roughly 7 and a half minutes each to 09037089402 back in August, but I didn’t notice the big bill until now. It’s November and I’m still trying to get it sorted. I’ve seen other people online saying the number is linked to HMRC, and some mention they dialled 0300 but ended up with the 0903 number showing on their bill. I can’t check for sure which number I actually called or who’s at fault here - the phone company, the premium rate service, or maybe someone else?TalkTalkHMRC10 yearsThey charged me way too much.10 yearsI've been billed £34 for just 8 minutes! The thing is, I haven't even called this number. What steps should I take to sort this out?10 yearsI've received a rather puzzling bill for £74.00 linked to this number, and it’s rather baffling since we hardly utilise our landline at all. The details break down as a service charge of £45, with claims of three calls made. Supposedly, one call lasted 3.2 minutes costing £12.94, another for 8.32 minutes at £31.09, and the last one was 7.44 minutes which they’ve charged £28.76 for. It all seems quite off to me!10 yearsNearly had a heart attack when I saw the phone bill after just a couple of chatty minutes!10 yearsI tried to claim a tax refund through the HMRC website and called a number starting with 0300. I was stuck on hold for about 8 minutes before the call just dropped. Did this a few times with the same result. Then a month later, my phone bill showed a charge of £130 for that number, but instead of the 0300 number, it appeared as a 0903 number! We’re with Virgin Media and I expect them to refund us. This feels like a complete rip-off. Won’t be calling HMRC again, I’ll sort it online from now on.HMRCVirgin Media10 yearsTax credits scams for sure!! I ended up with a £58 charge. The woman on the phone kept making me spell each word, like I didn’t know English properly. I was just about to finish and then the call just cut off! Had to ring back and go through it all again! Absolutely shocking behaviour!! They really should be embarrassed!!!10 yearsCalled them a few times, just for a bit each time to sort out a wrong tax code, and then they charged me £58!10 yearsJust got hit with a bill of £63.45 for my call to HMRC! What a nightmare! I had to ring them back three times because I kept getting disconnected. Those 09 numbers are a complete rip-off-they're non-geographic and can cost as much as £6 a minute from certain companies. And on top of that, my provider slapped an extra access charge of 45p per minute on top! Hopefully, this sheds some light on what to expect.HMRC10 yearsI can't believe it! They charged me a whopping £11 for just two minutes of chatting on this number! Absolutely ridiculous!10 yearsI called this number for about 2 minutes but can’t remember when, and now I’ve been billed 11 quid?10 yearsI was on the line with HMRC for around 8 mins 20 secs trying to get my tax code sorted and ended up getting charged more than £30. Absolutely daylight robbery, do they honestly believe everyone’s made of money?!!HMRC10 yearsMy lad made an attempt to ring HMRC but got disconnected, so he had to ring them again. It's ended up costing me over £120 for just three calls, each only lasting about 38 seconds! What a rip-off!HMRC10 yearsThe number 09037089402 showed up on my latest BT bill, showing I rang it 3 times on 25/7/16. First call lasted 14 seconds and cost £1.20. Second was 8 minutes 20 seconds for £30.99 and the last one 6 mins 52 secs charging £25.55. I think I actually meant to call HMRC on 0300 200 3319, never dial an 09 number on purpose. Looks like a scam but not sure exactly how they tricked me. I’m currently arguing with BT about it and honestly pretty unhappy with the whole situation.BT10 yearsyeah, i fell for it too!! seems like my experience was just like everyone else's, call dropped right after 8 minutes twice. i reckon it’s something to do with your phone network, they probably stop premium calls after that time. but they really should have made that clearer.10 yearsI’ve just noticed a charge of £22 for a mere six-minute phone call dated 30th August 2016, supposedly made from my landline, according to TalkTalk. When I inquired about the specific time and date of this call, I found out that we were all at work and not home at that time! What on earth is happening with this number? It’s absolutely infuriating! 😡TalkTalk10 yearsI just got hit with a £22 bill for a call that lasted 6 minutes today (30/8/16), TalkTalk reckon it was from my landline. When I asked them for the exact time and date of the call, they said it was me but we were all out at work then. What’s going on with this number then?TalkTalk10 yearsI noticed a £30 charge on my account dated 04/07/2016 from Talk Talk for a call that I certainly didn’t place. To be honest, I hardly ever use my landline for calls at all!Talk Talk10 yearsI've noticed a charge for this number on my bill, yet I’ve never placed a call to it.10 yearsI recently discovered a hefty charge of £31.85 for an 8-minute phone call that took place on 28th July 2016 at 17:02. Can anyone tell me what company this relates to? I’m baffled as to why the cost is so exorbitant. Cheers! Gareth Crangle [email protected]Gareth Crangle10 yearsI've received calls from 09037089402, and it seems that the charges rack up even when no one picks up the phone and the answering machine takes over. I ended up incurring a fee of £23 for just five minutes! Total madness!10 yearsgot my phone bill from virgin saying i made two calls to this number costing me 50 quid. ive never rung this number, im a pensioner living on state pension, no job, no taxes paid. yet virgin keep telling me i did. tried getting help from virgin but no luck, no support at all. its a total rip off. seriously, dont call this number, its a scam and your provider wont help you either. absolute joke!Virgin10 yearsWas stuck on hold for like 5 minutes then just got disconnected, totally feels like a scam to me.10 yearsI received a call purporting to be from HM Revenue, and after enduring an excruciating 8-minute wait on hold, the line suddenly disconnected. I can't shake the feeling that this must be some sort of scam.HM Revenue10 yearshey, just want to share a quick tip. numbers beginning with 09 are premium rate calls. i got calls from scammers using one of those 09 numbers too. dont understand why some providers say they dont refund. if you contact your provider, they should have call logs that show if it’s a premium rate. fingers crossed you manage to get your money back somehow.10 yearsmy lad rang hmrc, but it took him 4 tries in half an hour cos the call kept dropping. now we've got a bill for £1171! rang virgin media and they said it was a premium number, but we never dialled that, we dialled the hmrc number which is totally different and not premium rate. virgin media either don’t get it or don’t care, they won’t look into it or give my money back. how many others are getting scammed by this? what can we do about it???HMRCVirgin Media10 yearsI got this number from an online search to call HMRC but got cut off twice after about 8 minutes 20 seconds, then on the third try it went through. They warned me it would cost £3.60 per minute and my bill just arrived - it’s £89.70 for under 24 minutes! To complain to HMRC you have to phone them?? They don’t take any responsibility and just blame the service provider who says HMRC sets their own rates. People really need to be aware if this is a scam, cuz it connects you to HMRC and you end up giving personal info without knowing!HMRC10 yearsHavent called 09037089402 but saw its a billing scam. Avoid it!10 yearsYesterday my daughter rang the tax department and it ended up costing 63 quid. She got cut off midway and had to ring back, which is just terrible. Also, it was showing as an international number? This needs sorting with the tax people. Is this really the tax office?10 yearsno idea who rang this number coz no one was in when it happened, but a 5 min call ended up costing me more than £21. Sky says it’s some kind of premium directory thing. I tried looking it up but cant figure out who actually owns it. Honestly, avoid calling this number!Sky10 yearsI can't quite figure out whose number this is, but I've seen a charge of £31.35 on my account not once, but twice on the very same day! What a mystery! I'll definitely be looking into this further since I’ve had no dealings with this number at all.10 yearsThis is a dodgy number, best not to answer if it rings you.10 yearsthis number charges a crazy £3.60 per min, had an 8 minute call and it set me back £30.99. if it’s really the tax office, this is just daylight robbery and totally unacceptable.10 yearsCalled this number three times after getting dropped twice, each chat went on for around 8 minutes. Now my phone bill's shot up to 93 quid!10 yearsOn July 13, 2016, I've shed a total of 55 pounds due to receiving eight calls lasting eight minutes each from this particular number.10 yearsI called the tax office and ended up paying £14 for just 12 minutes, feels like such a scam.10 yearsGot a call with a voicemail about hmrc taking legal action, but when i tried ringing back, they just kept me waiting on hold. Then my phone bill showed up, and it was over £100 from calling that number.HMRCSubmit Your Own Report (0903 708 9402)
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If you want to return a call to ☎️ 09037089402 👆, it will cost you between between £1.00 to £3.60 per minute on landline and between between £1.00 to £3.60 per minute on mobile. Additionally, there might be a connection charge between between £0.05 to £6.00. Calls to this number might also result in access charges between £0.08 to £0.67 per minute.
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