0333 339 2905
Also shown as:
- 0333 339 2905
- +44 333 339 2905
AI Summary
Based on 1 community report
This number, routed through IP Voice Networks, has been reported as a sophisticated phishing scam impersonating Lloyds Bank and falsely claiming connection to the Financial Services Authority. The caller requested personal information and attempted to use screen sharing—a common tactic to gain access to your device and banking details.
Banks and the FSA will never contact you unsolicited asking for personal information or requesting remote access to your computer. If you receive a call like this, hang up immediately. Always verify by calling your bank directly using the number on your card or their official website. Never grant screen sharing access or share personal details over the phone with unsolicited callers.
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1 totalAsked for personal info Claimed to ne from Lloyds bank. Then stated they were connected to the Financial Services authority.. Very sophisticated scam with screen sharing request
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What type of number is 0333 339 2905?
The phone number 0333 339 2905 (also written as +44 333 339 2905) is a non-geographic number . Calls to this number are charged at standard UK landline rates, often included in call packages.
Is 0333 339 2905 safe to answer?
Based on 1 community report, this number has received mixed reports from our community. The current risk score is 62% .
Be cautious when answering calls from this number. Verify the caller's identity before sharing any information.
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- Tel Number
- 0333 339 2905
- Country
- 🇬🇧 United Kingdom
- Network
- IP Voice Networks
- First Seen
- 22 Jul 2026
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