540-242-1076

I received a call from this number but didn't answer.  They left a voicemail with an automated message advising me that it was my final notice from the IRS that they are filing a lawsuit against me.  Through research I have learned that this is a scam.  I wasn't falling for it to begin with but I'm sure some people will.  The IRS has a 1-800 number to contact them, do not call this or any other numbers back unless you have researched and determined it is a legitimate number.

Got the same message..they are Fake IRS scammers.
I reported to IRS.

I received a automated call from 540-242-1076 and a voice mail message stating I was being sued by the IRS. I checked this site and the IRS website to be sure.  I returned the call knowing it was a scam and was greeted by "Officer Jay Karner" of the IRS (officer Karner had thick Indian accent). I asked for additional credentials and he promptly hung up. I actually placed several more calls attempting to get more information and the calls suddenly dropped each time.  I was greeted by three different "IRS agents", two male, one female.  They seemed to have taken the phone off the hook at one time to prevent my calls. Obviously an illicit operation.

Just got a call from them. :{

Thanks for the heads up.  This call is continuous; the caller doesn't give up.  Glad I let it go to VM.

Yes this is a scam, they don't have any information about you, they are asking for information that should be disclosed

(540) 242-1076 is a SCAM!!' They called my husband and told him he could face prison if he doesn't pay & $6000.00. His name is Jay Karan, he claims he's an officer. When I asked for his badge number he hung up on me.

Got the same pre-recorded message on my cell phone voicemail on 2/25/2016.  "This is your final notice.  You've been sued by the IRS.  Call this number immediately to resolve your case."

Obvious scam.  I didn't call the number, but I did report it to the IRS (phishing@irs.gov) and to the FTC's Consumer Protection division (877-382-4357), as well as to my state Attorney General's office.