+44 345 601 720 6
Risk level: Medium
Who is this? Spam, telemarketing or a legitimate call? Community reports in United Kingdom.
Number with prefix 345. Review community reports, risk and comments below before answering or blocking. Browse numbers with prefix 345
AI Analysis
Limited information: Multiple reports indicate potential phishing attempts impersonating HSBC, with callers possessing some personal details. However, two comments suggest legitimate HSBC calls. Evidence is mixed.
Likely purpose: Possible phishing fraud (mixed evidence, including reported legitimate calls)
Most common user complaints
- Phishing attempt
- Impersonating HSBC
- Requesting security info
- Sending forms for bank details
AI analysis: 1 Aug 2026
Information based on community reports and automated analysis. It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.
Web research
The number appears to be a UK (+44) line; no definitive ownership found from available sources. Online reports show mixed results across reverse lookup services, with varying risk assessments and user generated warnings. Ownership/type: UK number with +44 country code; results do not conclusively identify a specific business or individual in public records.
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The number appears to be a UK (+44) line; no definitive ownership found from available sources. Online reports show mixed results across reverse lookup services, with varying risk assessments and user generated warnings. 1. Ownership/type: UK number with +44 country code; results do not conclusively identify a specific business or individual in public records. 2. Online mentions: multiple UK reverse lookup platforms mention the number format and offer reports, but none provide a confirmed owner without performing a lookup. 3. Association with scams: mixed signals across databases; some services flag numbers as suspicious or require user reports, but reliability varies. 4. Public exposure/leaks: appears in public facing lookup databases but not clearly tied to leaked datasets or paste sites in the provided results. 5. Advisability: proceed with caution; do not answer or call back until a verified, trusted source confirms legitimacy.
United Kingdom
Operator information
- Country:
United Kingdom- Prefix:
- +44
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- EE, O2, Vodafone, Three
Recent searches
Last 7 days
Community comments
6HSBC Calling - legitimate call
Caller said they were from HSBC, re a transaction on my account. Knew my name and last 4 digits of account number. Declined to give them any info, disconnected call, switched phone off and back on, then called HSBC. They said no mention on account of a call and no issues with any transactions.
Called my father saying they were from HSBC asking for security info. My father said he would ring, lady gave him this phone number. 20 mins later lady rang again saying "I thought you were going to ring me back", he explained he was worried it was a fraudulent call and was going to ring the bank to confirm. He rang HSBC, they said they had not tried to contact him. Lady at HSBC rang the number he had been given, she said it rang 4 times and cut off. I just rang it, It played the HSBC recorded message that HSBC had contacted him, no need to ring back, only the very beginning of the message was missing.
Called saying they were HSBC and wanted to check a transaction on my account. Asked me to confirm my date of birth, but I told them I would ring back. Called the bank on another number, and they checked my account, there were no issues flagged. Therefore a phishing call, however this person seemed to know my name and date of birth.
Caller asking me to fill-in my Bank details using a form they sent to my email. Phishing attempt.
HSBC bank
Signal summary for +44 345 601 720 6
+44 345 601 720 6 belongs to the 345 prefix and is classified as Harassment. This page combines no approved reports and 6 public comments to explain the risk level.
