A text warned that a payment had been blocked, followed by three calls from this number. I called Halifax using the number on my card and they confirmed the calls originated from their automated system.
Unexpected Halifax Transaction Check - +44 333 045 9587 (0333 045 9587)
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Expert Opinion
Verify any bank-related calls by ringing your official Halifax number straightaway. This number belongs to Halifax's automated fraud prevention system, used to confirm suspicious transactions without demanding personal details. Most reports confirm it's legitimate, though a minority raise scam concerns due to unfamiliarity—always cross-check to stay safe. If unsure, hang up and contact Halifax via the number on your card; never share info over unsolicited calls. Key tip: Enable two-factor authentication on your accounts for extra security against fraud attempts.
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Recent Reports for 0333 045 9587
It wasn’t a scam; no request for card details or date of birth. It was simply an automated Halifax system asking if I’d tried to pay for a declined transaction, which I did. I’m not sure what the other person is talking about.
The bank halted a legitimate payment as a fraud precaution and sent a text that looked dubious, so I didn’t reply. The same number later called to verify whether recent transactions were truly mine.
Beware of a scam masquerading as Halifax; never share any details, even seemingly harmless card digits or birth dates. Verify by calling the number on the back of your card.
Do not interact with the recorded message—it’s a scam, so avoid pressing any buttons or replying to texts.
I was anticipating a call or text from Halifax after two declined transactions; a robot voice asked simple yes/no questions about whether I attempted them, and it felt entirely safe.
Though initially marked as suspicious, it was actually an automated Halifax call confirming a transaction, simply asking to input details.
After Apple flagged the calls as potential scams, I ignored them. Following the first ring, a text claimed fraudulent activity at a certain location, asking for a yes/no reply. I didn’t respond, suspecting a fraud attempt.
I called twice today and got a recorded message claiming to be Halifax about recent account activity; I ignored the prompt, suspecting a scam.
I received a voicemail claiming to be Halifax regarding my credit card, and these calls have become frequent lately.
Fair Isaac Ltd., listed as the number’s owner, was dissolved in 2021 according to Companies House.
After checking with Halifax, they flagged a suspicious transaction. This number belongs to Halifax, but the owner details listed on the site (Fair Isaac Ltd) appear incorrect.
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Scam
When asked if the transaction was mine, I answered no.
I received an automated call from Halifax’s credit‑card fraud centre; after calling the usual number, I discovered several fraudulent attempts on my card.
Fraudulent.
They claimed to be Halifax.
Received an automated call claiming to be Halifax; I found it suspicious, hung up, and dialled the official Halifax 0800 line. They couldn't verify the caller number but confirmed their fraud team had placed a call about genuine transactions.
It was indeed Halifax, yet many wonder why they didn’t call from the number printed on the card.
Even though it proved authentic, I’d never dial a number I can’t verify with Halifax.
It was an authentic Halifax call.
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