08456031755

Had 3 calls today and it is a legit number, apparently someone tried to take £190 on 3 occasions in Poland! Was quite impressed seeing as Im insanely careful about my pin! At least i get a new card, mines all tatty!

The EASIEST way to resolving telephone problems = Hang Up, Don't answer or Don't Speak.  READ ON! ...

To start with here is how you can STOP these calls even getting through:

You need to download some software for your telephone called 'Black List'.  Then, you can enter the phone number into this list, or connect to a database of known SCAM numbers, so that the next time they try to call, your phone will AUTOMATICALLY CANCEL THE CALL even before it rings!!  The person phoning will simply hear a dead ringing tone.  The only way you will know someone has tried to ring is when you check the Log File that comes with the Black List.

If the call really was important then they would phone back!

I use a blacklist connected to a database of loads of numbers, just like this, and none of them get through to ring my phone!  BUT, some do - About 1 per week.  These only come through because they are not on the list yet.  So when I manually add them, they become blocked and will never get through again!

Witheld numbers never get through as I have my Witheld Filter turned on!  When a new number calls, I see the number on the screen and click Cancel.  I immediately search the number to see if it is genuine.  Then if it is.. I will call them back instead of them calling me.

Hope this helps!

Hi Folks,
This number is Genuine. When you call it back, call from the same number thatyou were called on. You will be asked for some information (month and year of birth). They will then read out a list of recent transactions. This is done when your card is used abroad. I left my card with my girlfriend abroad and when she tried to draw money from an ATM they called my mobile. You will press 1 to say you authorised the transactions and press 2 to deny them. If you authorised them your card will then be re-activated.
I hope that helps.
PS You should know that if someone 'skims' your card and uses it abroad, you ARE NOT liable for the loss. The bank is liable as long as you were not negligent and did not commit fraud. I repeat... THE BANK IS LIABLE FOR THE LOSS IF YOUR CARD OR A COPY IS USED WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION.
Have a nice day.

Same situation as others above, didnt answer the call but the message gave the number to call back as 0845 603 1755
Called the TSB helpline, appararently that number is a dead line so the automated message is rubbish. Anyway, got through via the helpline and £400 had been taken out of my account in Africa in last 2 days, and 3rd attempt stopped.
Getting the money back so it's all good. Always worth going via the official helpline.

Hi

Got call from this number this morning but couldnt take it as I was at work. My instinct told me to google the number and I got to this site. Call 08456025684 ASAP if you get a call from this numer! It is genuine, Someone is trying to nick your dimes. My case was some fool in the middleast (£ 131) which was thankfully rejected. Well-done Lloyds Fraud Busters!

Two missed calls on adjacent days, but no voicemail was left.  Called my bank on the general contact number to ask for more information.  Seemed to be a genuine attempt to contact me as there have been a couple of attempts to take money which Lloyds TSB had thankfully declined.

i just called this number its LLoyds TSB, somebody was trying to use my card in India, if you have an account with Lloyds or one of their cards, please call them, before you loose all your money from your account.

While in Quebec, Canada, my wife tried to get cash from an ATM, but only got a message saying 'transaction cancelled' and couldn't get any cash. Later on that evening I got a call (at home in England) from 0845 6031755. The recorded message said it was LloydsTSB trying to contact my wife. At first I didn't link the call with my wife's problem so I put the phone down but after putting the phone down on a further 4 calls over the next half hour, I phoned Lloyds and explained about my wife's probem and the calls from 0845 6031755. The Lloyds bloke checked the number and confirmed that the call came from their fraud dept. Apparently Lloyds have a system that monitors ATM card withdrawals for anything unusual to try to prevent unauthorised withdrawals (like if someone has got hold of your card details etc.) and because my wife's attempted withdrawal was in Canada, instead of in the UK, it flagged it up as being unusual and put a stop on the card to prevent anything nasty happening with her money, that's why it came up with 'transaction cancelled' and why the fraud dept. were trying to contact her. She had to call them to get the stop lifted. It was inconvenient but better to be safe than sorry.

Several times today I have had an automated call from 'Lloyds bank' asking me press a key and give some automated answers to help with fraud prevention.
The number was 0845 6031754, not ending 5 as above, but close enough for me to be suspicious. I know that you never ask for bank details on line or by phone call.

I had a call from 08456031755, but I don't have a Lloyds TSB account and I don't even own a switch card therefore I am not sure what this is all about.  after reading the comments above I have decided to call it back just in case, they also asked for someone call Karen (not my name) by with my old surname.

Everything I pay for is in Cash and I have never had a Lloyd's TSB account.

I just got called by this number and didn't like it, the automated message just sounded dodgy so I'm now calling the number I KNOW is the fruad dept to ask them about it - The main Fraud Number for Lloyds is: 0845 602 5684

Yes -- i also can confirm this is LLoydsTSB card fraud services -- i contacted my local branch, and they confirmed it for me !!! if you get a call from them -- answer it right away... They also confirmed that 08456031752, 08456031754 are also from their fraud department.

I also called lloydstsb main number 08453000000 and they confirm that number belongs to their frauds dept. Just save me £209 quids.

I was left a voicemail from this number saying it was LloydsTSB calling to prevent fraud.  Being the suspicious type, I called LloydsTSB directly and queried the number with them.  The verified that it WAS their fraud department, then I was transferred to them.  I had made a large purchase on the internet and they were calling to check it was legitimate.

Only problem was they left the message on my office number at 6:20pm on a Friday.  It's just as well it wasn't somebody skimming my account, as they could've had the whole weekend to do so.  Three of my numbers on record and they choose the only one they couldn't get me on..... numpties!!!

Also had a call, was genuine, charges were attempted on my card from Sweeden and the USA totally about £900. Thankfully all of them were rejected and my card has been cancelled once I spoke to them.

i just received a call from same number. I rang and confirmed with lloyds tsb and they confirmed it was fraud department. I had been placing numerous orders online, and the last one i used my other pc to order. Maybe the different ip addresses caused the transaction to be suspicious. Anyways i just had to confirm that i had ordered items from a manufacturer and all is now ok. Nothin to worry bout if you receive calls from ths number they are just helping you keep your money safe lol :-D

Just received a call from this number - someone tried to use my card for a £1,400 holiday in the Czech Republic, as well as some smaller transactions!!! Genuine call, although it did freak me out a bit and wonder if it was so I rang LLoyds and they confirmed it was genuine. Well done Fraud Team!

My elderly parents received a call from this number and were unable to make out what the person on the other end was saying - they just caught the words "debit card" and then hung up thinking it was some kind of hoax. However, they were worrying about it, so I called Lloyds TSB who confirmed that this is the humber for their fraud department. It is a genuine number. It transpired that someone had tried to make two fraudulant purchases totalling £250.00 using my parent's card details. As they hardly use their debit card, this had been flagged up as an unusual transaction and Lloyds TSB refused to authorise it without talking to my father first - thankfully! His card has had to be cancelled and he will be issued with a new one. I am extemely grateful that Lloyds seem to have their eye on the ball here, and that they took steps to warn my parents that someone was trying to access their account.
If you receive a phone call from this number, please don't dismiss it as a hoax. If it makes you feel more secure, hang up and then call Lloyds TSB on their main customer helpline number, but don't ignore it.

this number phoned me on my mobile on 6 jan 2009, but rung off before I had chance to answer

if you recieve a call from this number dont ignore it, contact lloyds right away, someones trying to take money out of your account trust me, i lost my card a few weeks ago and lucky i cancelled it cause someones been tryin 2 take money from my accont