Turns out the +443453002752 line is most commonly linked to Lloyds Bank’s automated security calls for multi‑factor authentication. Users repeatedly describe the call as a recorded voice prompting a four‑digit code after they’ve logged into online banking or set up a new payee. While many label it as genuine and legitimate, a notable minority suspect fraud because they didn’t expect a verification request. Treat any such call as authentic only if you initiated the transaction yourself; otherwise, hang up and log into your account directly to confirm. Never share passwords or account numbers over the phone, and consider blocking the number if you receive unsolicited MFA prompts.
The origin of the call was not specified, but the caller warned that my card was being used for expensive purchases and instructed me to press 1 if the transactions were not mine, which I assume is a cloned bank number until proven otherwise.
I was expecting a call from my bank with a number code for a new payment transfer, everythings seems to be in order 👍
While making a transaction, I received a call from Lloyds bank to confirm the transaction.
This number is associated with a verification code for Lloyds Bank internet banking.
A suspicious call was made, apparently originating from a mobile number that disguises itself as a genuine Lloyds phone number, 0345 300 2752, with an automated message about adding a new mobile phone to a non-existent account
Lloyds bank contacted me with a security code for their new app, although it appears the number has been cloned for malicious purposes.
A sophisticated female voice claimed to be an automated call from Lloyds Bank, stating that my account was being used for a £200 purchase; I was asked to enter a code on my computer screen, but since I was on a landline and not online, this was clearly a scam, and I'm concerned that some elderly individuals might fall for this type of call.
Lloyds Bank confirmed that this number is associated with a scam and that they had received multiple calls with the same message.
Lloyds Bank has used this number for setting up new payees on two separate occasions
This number is good to call
The informations provided by this user are good, it's a reliable source
A claim was made about suspicious activity on my Amazon account, which seems odd and possibly fraudulent.
As a profoundly deaf person, I dont know who called me, or what they wanted
Lloyds bank contacted me to provide a check number for secure access to my account on a new computer
The number started with +44, which is a spoofed number, pretending to be a Lloyd's Bank verification code service, its a scam, dont use it
An automated voice claimed to be from Lloyd's bank, inquiring about linking a mobile phone number to my account, which I found suspicious since I don't bank with Lloyd's and had no intention of linking any mobile number to a bank account, and it's frustrating that such scammers continue to waste people's time.
This number is not affiliated with Lloyds Bank, so be cautious of potential scams.
This is suppost to be my banks number, lets hope its legitamate.
Within a span of six days, this number has appeared on our phone twice, but since we do not answer unknown numbers, no interaction has occurred
I didnt answer the call because it was a unknown number that I dont recognise, it was a spam call
A genuine call from Lloyds: an automated check on card transactions to verify legitimate account activity, so it's safe to answer.
I received a genuine call from my credit card company to verify a transaction
Lloyds bank is calling alot
I asked Lloyds to investigate this number, and they informed me that it's not one of their numbers. We had an automated call claiming that £100 was being taken out of our account by Carnival PLC, and when we refused to verify it, they told us to contact Lloyds fraud department, but it was a scam.
Verification call allegedly from Lloyds bank
This is Lloyds Bank automated answer service
This number appears to be part of a multi factor authentification system, and seems to be safe and neutral
Unknown number but trustworthy; it was my bank confirming a transaction. Quick and straightforward. No problems.
An unknown number rang, but no context at all. Best to ignore until I know more.
This number is suppost to be a security confirmation line for MBNA and Lloyds, but I dont know if its legit
