Telemarketing from BT: stop the spam today!

A woman rang, spoke rudely from the start. She asked for my name (which I provided), then my address (also shared). She demanded immediate payment, threatening a police warrant if I didn't comply. She requested my bank name (which I withheld). When she asked if I was ready to pay, I agreed. She then inquired about the balance in my account (£1800), to which I replied no. She pressed for how much I had, which made me suspicious, so I ended the call. For more information, I suggest visiting the HMRC website. They are aware of this scam.

A woman called, spoke rudely from the start. Asked for my name (which I provided), then my address (also shared). Demanded immediate payment or threatened a police warrant. Asked for my bank name (which I didn't share). When I agreed to pay, she asked if I had £1800 in my account (I said no), then inquired how much I had. This made me suspicious, so I hung up. Refer to the HMRC website for more details on this scam. HMRC is aware of it.

They claimed to be from HMRC and said I had a warrent for my arrest, but it sounded like a indian call centre, so I knew it was a scam and hung up, thats defenitly a scam.

A scammer claiming to represent HMRC warned me of a supposed arrest warrant due to alleged fraud on my account. It's essential to hang up on such calls immediately.

The caller attempted to extort £2,600 by threatening arrest, a clear scam to be avoided at all costs

The person who called claimed to be from BT, and had my name, but they wouldn't confirm my account number, citing data protection reasons, which is compleatly ridiculous, as data protection laws relate to personal information, not account numbers, and as they called me, they should be able to tell me everything, I've reported them and am awaiting a response from BT

they claim to be from the HMRC and said I've been evading tax, and I'll get arrestd if I dont pay £1890

‭020 4200 1396‬ Pretended to be HMRC, attempting to obtain personal details. A clear scam.