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It's probably a fraudulent call I will block it

No idea who They are I never answered it Fed up keep getting these phone calls

Said it was HMRC calling about tax benefits for married couples. When I said I was a widow he said I could still benefit as I had been married in the past. I hung up as I know HMRC would not call on my mobile or landline. These people are parasites and need to be stopped.

I’ve just had the exact same call, I disconnected and blocked the number

Call handler named Suresh said he was from HMRC and asked me to listen to a prerecorded message about claiming married tax allowance and press 1 for for info. I didn't press and was transferred back to Suresh who said he was from HMRC Wyndam Group but then back tracked when I said all my calls are recorded and he was illegally cold calling and was trying to upsell crap to me as you have to be married pre April1935 to qialify for this allowance! He couldn't tell me the name of his company CEO and tried to patronise me and talk over me when I said HMRC never cold call and he is scamming people to get personal details to comit fraud or upsell. Don't fall for it. Report them to [email protected]. You need to provide your number, their number and date and time of the call. They are scum and trying to exploit people with their fake "free money" con cause everyone is stuck at home.

Said they're from HMRC and to listen to the message about married tax allowance, the minute it said press 1 I discounted the call

Said he was from HMRC and to listen to message about marriage tax allowance. Listen to message and press 1. I put phone down.

Called me on mobile, knew my name and said was from HMRC and he had important message regarding married allowance tax and I need to listen to recorded message. I hung up.

Called me by my previous surname and asked if i was divorced or widowed. Said hecwas from HMRC. He said to listen to message. I put phone down on him..

I had a call from this number pertaining to be the HMRC - he called me on my mobile and started the conversation with ' hi ******, ( he used my first name.) its *** from the HMRC regarding …… I hung up then