213-291-8485

It's a recorded call by a computer voice that says: "Ignoring this message will be an additional second attempt to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate, judge, or the grand jury for a federal criminal offense.  My number is 213-291-8485, I repeat it's 213-291-8485. Do not disregard this message and do return this call.  Now, if you don't return the call, and I don't hear from your attorney either, then the only thing I can do is wish you a good luck as the situation unfolds on you. Goodbye.

HA HA HA, what idiots these scam people are.

I got a message It's a recorded call by a computer voice that says: "Ignoring this message will be an additional second attempt to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate, judge, or the grand jury for a federal criminal offense.  My number is 213-291-8485, I repeat it's 213-291-8485. Do not disregard this message and do return this call.  Now, if you don't return the call, and I don't hear from your attorney either, then the only thing I can do is wish you a good luck as the situation unfolds on you. Goodbye.

message exactly like the two from above. I hope this a a scam

I also got a call from these predators this morning.  To Lauren who posted above, rest assured that this is an especially vicious form of these illegal robocalls.  I say 'vicious' in that, unlike the vast majority of these phone scams, this one (and others like it) have genuinely scared people by threatening them with legal action.  A few things to consider about these particular scams (sometimes they claim that they are from the IRS, etc):

1.  Firstly, the  IRS (or other legal agencies) will NEVER contact you this way!
2.  Note that they almost never address you by name or specify what type of infraction they are referring to.
3.  If you are EVER asked for any type of payment over the phone (which is where these scam calls are luring you), the IRS or other agencies will NEVER ask for payment this way!

I am especially concerned about these criminals preying on those vulnerable, such as the elderly!  These scams are the lowest of the low.......

sent me the same message threatening me via robot

Exact same message as described above.  Obviously a robocall scam.  Just ignore it.

Left threatening collection call from a computer stating it's the US Treasury and giving a case #. Giving no name just a #. Threatening prosecution before a Federal Magistrate if no immediate response received. Stated this was a second attempt.

Exactly the same message ---   SCAM -- Jerks ! ! !

Just got a call from this number, & said the exact same thing as all of the above, "Ignoring this message will be an additional second attempt to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate, judge, or the grand jury for a federal criminal offense.  My number is 213-291-8485, I repeat it's 213-291-8485. Do not disregard this message and do return this call.  Now, if you don't return the call, and I don't hear from your attorney either, then the only thing I can do is wish you a good luck as the situation unfolds on you. Goodbye."
THE SCAM THOUGH, JUST IGNORE THIS MESSAGE :)

Calling as IRS representative and the US Treasury Dept
I told him that I have no issue with either and am a Senior who is warned about unlawful scams.

caller ID reads :: USCB INC :: A mean woman leaves a snarling message about the owing of a debt. Whoever these crooks are, they should be reported to some jurisdiction and locked up.

Yes they should and you should be the one to do it.

The exact same call as the other people.  I'm wondering if all people that were called are in the same vicinity.  I am in AZ.

I got the same call from these same predators.  These scams threatening people with legal action are about the lowest from this bottom-dwelling group of thieves.  These have the potential to frighten vulnerable people (such as the elderly) into falling for this scam.  No legitimate legal group (such as the IRS, etc) would EVER contact you in such a vague way and then ask for money over the phone (which is where they are trying to lure you).  I just hate this one!

Grand jury appearance for a crime in LA