+44 345 603 128 9
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: Mixed reports for this UK number, with some claiming legitimate HSBC calls and others reporting scam attempts. Scam reports mention requests for sensitive info (postcode, full name) and inconsistent verification processes.
Likely purpose: Possible fraud or phishing, although some users report legitimate interactions with HSBC.
Most common user complaints
- asking for postcode
- asking for full name
- inconsistent verification process
- scam attempts pretending to be from HSBC fraud department
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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.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
A UK based number with international prefix +44 appears to be used in consumer reported lookup sites, but reliable, official ownership details for this exact line are not publicly verifiable here. Public facing reports suggest caution, and callers are advised not to assume legitimacy without independent verification.
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A UK based number with international prefix +44 appears to be used in consumer reported lookup sites, but reliable, official ownership details for this exact line are not publicly verifiable here. Public facing reports suggest caution, and callers are advised not to assume legitimacy without independent verification. 1. Ownership/type: Appears to be a UK number (prefix +44) that could be mobile or landline in various informal listings; exact carrier or owner cannot be confirmed from available sources. 2. Online chatter: Various UK reverse lookup and scam report aggregators mention similar numbers and encourage user reports; no definitive, verifiable owner identified in these snippets. 3. Association with misuse: These sources indicate potential for spam or scam risk generally in their databases, but a specific verdict for this exact number cannot be established from the provided results. 4. Public exposure: The number is exposed in public lookup databases and forums where users search or report unknown callers; no clear leak or breach dataset directly tied to this exact number is shown in the results. 5. Call back advisability: Do not rely on a single listing; verify with independent, official contact channels before returning calls.
United Kingdom
Operator information
- Country:
United Kingdom- Prefix:
- +44
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- EE, O2, Vodafone, Three
Recent searches
Last 7 days
Community comments
6Legitimate call from HSBC about my business account.
Called me 5 times saying they were from HSBC and wanted to speak to a signatory asked for my postcode, said it was wrong and then said I had to call them back before they could tell me what they wanted.
Received call on mobile (not publicly listed) asking to speak to signatory of my company, naming company in full, saying they were from HSBC. Very clear well spoken female, native english accent. Told them their number is showing up as scam number, they said it often does do that but could ring them back on number I trusted & they would put note on file as unable to discuss before they took us thro security ... asking for full name (only got that far as declined to give full name). Rang HSBC on trusted number, they did have a record of a phone call attempt today. Transferred to Dept.
Received an email asking to call this number from HSBC. Beware are the email used sounds credible: [email protected] I called the normal HSBC number and they confirmed that they had not asked me to call them. This is a scam.
Scam call pretending to be from the HSBC fraud department. I hung up and called HSBC back on their real number (from their website), and they told me their fraud department had not tried to call me that day. The caller will ask for information the bank should already know and would not ask to confirm your identity (full name and postcode for example).
2 phone calls from this number saying they were from HSBC in the last few days,both were foreign accents which were not easy to understand,I told them they were scammers as I had their no.by the phone with others,are no proper jobs for these people?
Signal summary for +44 345 603 128 9
+44 345 603 128 9 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.
