Answer: B

Small Hint:

Count the multiples of $3$ or $4,$ then remove those that are also multiples of $5$

Big Hint:

Use inclusion-exclusion with multiples of $3,$ $4,$ $12$ and then $15,$ $20,$ $60$

Solution:

Multiples of $3$ or $4$ up to $2001:$ $\left\lfloor\tfrac{2001}{3}\right\rfloor$ $+\left\lfloor\tfrac{2001}{4}\right\rfloor$ $-\left\lfloor\tfrac{2001}{12}\right\rfloor$ $=667+500-166$ $=1001.$

Among these, remove the multiples of $5:$ there are $133$ multiples of $15$ and $100$ multiples of $20,$ re-adding the $33$ multiples of $60:$ $133+100-33=200.$

So the count is $1001-200=801.$ Thus, the correct answer is B.