+44 345 603 183 2
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 of legitimacy regarding HSBC fraud department calls. Some users confirm the number as genuine after verifying with HSBC directly, while others report scam attempts where personal details were requested. Scam tactics include spoofing HSBC, requesting sensitive information (card numbers, passwords), and in one case, a fake employee number was provided. Legitimate interactions, as verified by some users, involved HSBC confirming the number's authenticity for fraud prevention, with no sensitive info requested beyond partial postcode confirmation.
Likely purpose: Possibly used for both legitimate HSBC fraud prevention operations and scams impersonating HSBC to obtain sensitive information.
Most common user complaints
- Request for card number/password
- Spoofing HSBC
- Fake employee number provided
- Asking to confirm partial postcode (in legitimate cases)
AI analysis: 10 Jul 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 It may contain errors or be out of date, and is not legal advice or a verified accusation against the number's owner.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 concise factual report about the number could not be completed with reliable, verifiable data available here. Available public repo lookups suggest UK reverse lookup services exist, but specifics for +44 34456031832 are not clearly confirmed. Caller type, ownership, and online leak status remain uncertain from the provided results.
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A concise factual report about the number could not be completed with reliable, verifiable data available here. Available public repo lookups suggest UK reverse lookup services exist, but specifics for +44 34456031832 are not clearly confirmed. Caller type, ownership, and online leak status remain uncertain from the provided results. 1. Likely type or ownership: Not determinable from reliable sources in this session; UK reverse lookup pages exist but do not confirm exact ownership for this number. 2. What people say online: Public references point to generic UK lookup tools and scam report aggregators, but no confirmed, consistent reports about this exact number. 3. Association with scams or telemarketing: No definitive, verifiable evidence for this exact number; risk signals are inconclusive based on the available snippets. 4. Public exposure/leak status: No clear indication that this specific number is publicly exposed or leaked in confirmed datasets; cannot confirm presence in directories or breach dumps for this exact line. 5. Advisability of answering: Given uncertainty, avoid calling back until more reliable, confirmatory data is found.
United Kingdom
Operator information
- Country:
United Kingdom- Prefix:
- +44
- Type:
- Other
- Operator:
- EE, O2, Vodafone, Three
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Community comments
12Claimed to be from HSBC. Saying someone has transferred money from my account and they have blocked it. stated my account has been compromised. when I challenged him with questions he stated he could not confirm any of my details as he did not have access to my account. He wanted me to read out my card number. Told him I will call my bank to check for myself, the then gave me a fake employee number. Bank Confirmed this was a attempt at stealing access to my account, they spoofed the real HSBC telephone number, be careful. also I dont have a HSBC account. he then tried to say it could be a other bank account linked to HSBC.
This is definitely an HSBC genuine number. I called the number on the back of my card instead and eventually was forwarded to the HSBC Fraud Department and some had spent £10,000 on my husband's debit card which was in his pocket all the time.
Caller claiming to be from HSBC fraud department, but when I asked him specifics of the fraudulent transactions, the line was cut. Believe it is a scammer beware!!
HSBC Fraud Team - confirmed genuine. I rejected it and called the usual telephone banking number. They confirmed that this is a genuine HSBC Fraud Team number and that they had tried to contact me regarding some odd card payment attempts.
Fake call. Pretend to be HSBC and ask for bank account details. They asked for password which the real HSBC would never do so.
HSBC Fraud department. Legit numnber.
I had my credit card transaction blocked for an online purchase earlier in the day for no reason. Contacted HSBC using a trusted number and they put it right. Got a call from this number later saying they were HSBC fraud prevention. They quoted half my postcode and asked me to confirm the rest, which I did. Didn't ask for more info. Said my Credit Card was now OK. Phoned the HSBC trusted number again and was put through to the fraud prevention dept who said the number is genuine HSBC. Even so, I only ever use trusted numbers from the back of the credit and debit cards. The vendor says that the payment and order have been received and are being prepared for shipment. I'm keeping a close eye on my account for a while, as always.
Got a call from them the other dqy, sounded quite professional asked for my husband but he wasn't home. Alarm bells started to ring when l asked for a reference number and the guy said CD, for credit debit! Very dodgy.
Received a text asking me to call this number for fraud prevention. Appears to be a scam - reported to HSBC
I got a text - rang back the number and they asked me for my card number - a bank would not do this - made them aware and hung up
Total spammers, purports to be HSBC but is is scammers DO NOT RING
Pretended to be HSBC Security, asked me to ring, I did and it sounded like HSBC. Looked number up on phone whilst on line and then rung off. Checked with HSBC it was not them.
Signal summary for +44 345 603 183 2
+44 345 603 183 2 belongs to the 345 prefix and is classified as Scam. This page combines no approved reports and 12 public comments to explain the risk level.
