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Lloyds Bank
Banco británico
Country: United Kingdom
Lloyds Bank impersonation — 11 reported numbers
Lloyds Bank will never ask you for banking details, passwords, or SMS codes over the phone.
If you get a suspicious call, hang up and call back using the official number.
Don't click links in SMS messages claiming to be from Lloyds Bank.
Scam signals: urgency, threats to disconnect service, deals that sound too good.
Latest community reports(357)
“This number will call you when setting up new accounts and certain payments to verify you are you”
- Anonymous
“This is one of many numbers used by Lloyds Bank for customer services”
- Anonymous
“Received call at 20:38 he did not give his name just said he was from Lloyds Bank regarding a recent enquiry I made, I don’t even Bank with Lloyds anymore. He went on to ask can I spare him sometime? I told him no and this sounded like a scam to me then ended the call One other point he did not sound very professional.”
- Anonymous
“This is a valid number and the comments otherwise are WRONG. Companies DO have to ask for some information to verify you are the person they want to speak with”
- Anonymous
“TOTALLY UNNECESSARY HARRASMENT. THEY KNOW MY EMAIL ADDRESS AND CAN COMMUNICATE THRU MY INTERNET BANKING ACCOUNT IF ITS URGENT”
- Anonymous
“This is a real lloyds bank number! It will be something to do with an application you made (business account, mortgage, loan, etc) or just a security check”
- Anonymous
“Not a scam. After I had paid my mortgage in full, this number rang me to ask which branch I wanted my deeds sending to.”
- Anonymous
“when you change any of your details with your online banking app/account a code will be sent to you to confirm it was you who made the change/update to the telephone/mobile associated to your account not applying the code will discard any changes you have made a (trustworthy number).”
- Anonymous