08456031755

I rang Lloyds Fraud Department, they said it WAS one of their numbers. They had put a block on my debit card after I made a payment to an internet shop yesterday. Payment had been declined because they thought someone else was trying to use my card. When I confirmed that it really was me who made the payment they removed the block, although the payment remains blocked and I will have to order again. The store hadn't contacted me to tell me payment had been declined.....maybe they haven't realised yet or something. Good that they are on the ball, if somewhat confusing.

This is a genuine number from Lloyds reporting fraudulent transactions.  However is automated when you call back so recommend going through normal channels

Completely  Genuine - Lloyds bank fraud dept.  They monitor any strange or multiple amounts from account & inform you. They then sort out about reimbursement. After I rec'd  a call I rang main Lloyds bank number & checked everything with them. All checked out.  

This is Lloyds bank fraud dept,I had a call from this number so called the bank back ... my card had been hacked into and 4 lots of money withdrawn, quickly got the card cancelled to stop further transactions.

The number rang me but I didnt answer it.

I had several calls from this number over a 12 hour period, after my card had been declined when I tried to add some credit to a new sim card.  I contacted Lloyds, via their phone banking line, and they said it was a genuine call and it's an automated service to check that a transaction is real.  The fraud prevention department said that the number is on the official Lloyds website in the fraud section.  When I asked why this had happened, I was told that they are seeing a lot of fraud with mobile phones, at present.

This was a genuine call from Lloyds Bank checking that I was not being robbed blind by a fraudster. Well done Lloyds, I do not mind calls like that at all!  Some times you can be too sceptical!

I have tried to make a card payment to BodyBuilding.com and it keeps saying my bank has refused it, though I know the money should be there. It was only for £55.26p. I then received a call from 00 84 56 031755 but the automated voice and the mention of fraud startled me and I pressed face time instead of a number, as it asked me too, so then I was given a number to call, but it was said too quickly and not repeated so I have no idea what to do now. Please help.

I got a call yesterday saying they had put a stop on a suspicious payment on my debit card. 10 out of 10 for that. Unfortunately, the automated phone message was so inaudible that I only understood the amount and could not identify the recipient, even though I played the message three times. I then hung up and phoned again, to see if I could get a better line. The message did not play again, but I was put through to an operator who asked a string of security questions. By the time we got to the tenth question we were getting onto stuff that I really couldn't answer. So I went into my local branch and got them to phone from there. Even with a Lloyds bank employee who knows me (and who gave his employee details over the phone) phoning on a Lloyds bank phone and who could verify me by using my card with chip and pin and who testified that I had photo ID in my possession, the jobsworth on the other end would not release the name of the recipient of the payment. I am therefore in the position of (possibly) having defaulted on a genuine payment because of over-zealousness on the part of Lloyds. Worse than 0 out of 10...utter rank stupidity.

Just to confrim what the vast majority here have been saying this is an automated call from Lloyds Bank. They don't ask for any credit card numbers . The call is just to confirm that any high spending from your account is actually from you.

I had a call from this number today, very DEFINITELY GENUINE.

please take note of ?
these numbers too and had same msg....
+4474055684
08456025864
07407556895

Keeps callig me have not answered any of them.

0845 603 1755 is genuine. I was very suspicious of the call (and the text message sent to my mobile) so immediately hung up & checked my account online.

Sure enough, a pending debit card payment of £30 to "O2 PrePay Slough" definitely not authorised by me as I'm not (and never have been) an O2 customer.

A phone call to the Lloyds number printed on the debit card - they blocked it & they're sending me a new one. They rang me back to say they're sending me a form to fill in, refunding the £30 & that two more transactions were attempted after the card was blocked.

So... in this instance the number is legit & my account could have been seriously compromised if I'd ignored it.

I'm not suggesting that people should automatically trust calls/texts of this nature. IF IN ANY DOUBT, CALL THE NUMBER PRINTED ON THE BACK OF YOUR CARD. Also, check that you have a dial tone before dialing  in case the previous inbound call hasn't disconnected.

This is Lloyds bank ,do not ignore,some one had been trying to use my debit card number To book holidays

I have been having lots of calls from this number could you please stop them from ringing me please

Sure, Lucy. I will tell them right away.

Good, please make sure you do - this is getting rather annoying now.

You are most welcome, Lucy. In the meantime, to relax simply visit http://www.easylistening.com/ or search my World Wide Web for keywords like "yoga" "organic lentil burgers" "rosehip tea" and "Barry White".

Had a message from this number purporting to be from Lloyd's re: fraud.  Dialled 1471 to check that the number which they rang from was the number which they had given - it was.  Rang Lloyd's on a number which we knew to be theirs, and they confirmed cloned card and fraudulent activity overnight, in the US.