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They said they are hmrc and that action will be taken then it offers to let you speak to one of their operators. I hung up

Threatening call claiming to be HMRC with an undelivered letter for me asking be to press button to call them. I hung up.

Claiming to be HMRC. clearly a scam

Automated voice saying they were HMRC and they were taking legal proceedings and to press 1. I hung up.

As others have said. HMRC called. About to take legal action press 1 etc. Hung up.

Digital voice allegedly HMRC about returning paperwork and legal action. “”Press 1 to speak to an officer”. I hung up

Said they were calling from Vodafone with a brilliant new deal since I was a customer if there's had my details and knew my name. Told them I was grabbing another device to call head office at Vodafone and the call dropped as soon as possible

Called offering special rate on my 3 mobile and router account. Told them that 3 are blxxxx disgusting and that the sooner I can get away from them the better. He hung up.

Scammers pretending to be from Three phone company.

Saying they were from my Internet provider and then my phone provider, didn’t stick to which network I was meant to be on and said that I haven’t updated my account so they need to update it so it works properly. They don’t know who I am so definitely scam. Their line went dead so I hung up and blocked

Automated message claiming to be Amazon and that my account has been charged for an iPhone.

Didn't answer. Blocked them. Came her to see that I was right to do so.

Said they were HMRC, a returned letter and legal proceedings were starting against me then to press to speak to an agent!!

Told me they were HMRC, they had a letter and that legal proceeding should be starting, told to press 1 to speak to someone . I hung up .

Robotic recording claiming to be HMRC claiming they're going to take me to court. Obvious lies as HMRC won't contact anyone out of the blue from a mobile number, ever. Hung up, blocked, reported via https://www.gov.uk/find-hmrc-contacts/report-suspicious-hmrc-emails-texts-social-media-accounts-and-phone-calls