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Lloyds Bank
Banco británico
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.
VerifiedOfficial Lloyds Bank numbers(1 total)
Reported numbers related to Lloyds Bank(11 total)
+44 173 334 700 7Scam34 d ago17 reports+44 794 909 512 9Scam56 d ago1 reports+44 800 054 254 1Harassment73 d ago1 reports+44 800 012 801 5Surveys73 d ago52 reports+44 207 776 950 8Telemarketing73 d ago2 reports+44 333 045 950 5Harassment73 d ago2 reports+44 800 917 932 8Harassment73 d ago5 reports+44 203 909 677 1Harassment73 d ago1 reports+44 800 169 776 2Spam74 d ago1 reports+44 333 045 950 3Scam76 d ago1 reports
Latest community reports(232)
“Totally legitimate. This is the number used by Lloyd's Bank to confirm your identity in connection with internet banking transactions.”
- Anonymous
“Lloyds scam - very plausible - saying they had stopped a payment and need to freeze your account - will try to get your details over several calls.”
- Anonymous
“Do not trust number Pretending to be Lloyds bank. Don't believe the number they are using.”
- Anonymous
“financial adviser from Halifax called to discuss mortgage options”
- Anonymous
“God knows why people are saying it's a scam. It's Lloyd's bank probably calling you because you've missed your payments. Answer them and get it paid you dodgy people.”
- Anonymous
“I don’t have a Lloyds bank account and this asks for your pin! Scammers! Bloody persistent too until I told the unpolitely to get lost.”
- Anonymous
“Caller allegedly from Lloyd's. How can a bank uses a random BT multi user number? Don't they get enough monies to buy their own number? Reading the comments from Halifax, Lloyd's I suspect its either a common number for all banks or a fraudulent company. Yet banks aren't trustworthy nowadays. You can close any account with any identity. Call and change signatures, payees etc. Even the banks suffer from the loss of common sense and laziness.”
- Anonymous
“Ligit number but can be used to scam via your four pin code. Never follow instructions given unless you call the bank yourself.”
- Anonymous