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.
Purporting to represent a bank, the caller claims there's an issue with the debit account, targeting elderly individuals in a likely scam
Confirmation from Lloyds about a change, seems legitamate
User mentioned: Negative + Beware
Persistent calls and texts are being received, allegedly from Lloyds Bank, regarding an individual who has set up online banking using the recipient's mobile number. These communications are being ignored.
User reports positive experience
This number has been deemed good by users
Banking setup confirmation
constant ringing without messsage
I had a legitimate reason to interact with this number as I was making a payment to MBNA and they called to verify the transaction's safety, requiring me to provide a 4-digit code before the payment could proceed.
Automated request was from Lloyds bank.
This is a legit number, its from Lloyd's Bank.
Password modification verification from Lloyd's. Definitely not fraudulent.
Lloyds and MBNA use this number for genuine communication, but only in response to a customer's request, so unsolicited calls from this number should be treated with caution
Despite not having a Lloyds bank account, this number requested my pin, which raises suspicions of scamming. The persistence was notable until I firmly told them to cease contact.
Although this number is legitimate, it can be used for scamming purposes, particularly through the use of four-pin codes, and it is essential to exercise caution and never follow instructions provided unless you have initiated contact with the bank yourself.
Lloyds bank call centre
Lloyds Bank uses this number to confirm new standing orders
Caution is advised when dealing with this number, as per user feedback.
At 5:30 AM, this number kept ringing repeatedly. I thought it might be a family emergency but was shocked to find it was an automated Lloyds Bank call. I don't bank with Lloyds, so I don't trust it. If this is indeed Lloyds, they should stop such early morning harassment. It's appalling.
Multiple unwanted calls have been received from this number
Beware of this scam, positve reviews seem to be fabricated
This number is for MBNA card services; it's legitamate.
Unique call type
An unspecified problem has been encountered
Automated security
Lloyd's has consistently been patient and supportive, especially with my memory difficulties
In my experience with Lloyds over the years, this number has never posed a problem, suggesting that warnings about it are unfounded and misplaced.
Confirmation from Lloyds bank suggests this number is legitimate
New payee setup confirmed, appears legitimate
Dette er en automatisk bekreftelse fra banken om en ny betalingsmottaker, og det er trygt
