909-575-2852

I received a voicemail at home from "Patrick" asking for me by name and he left a quickly spoken and hard to understand message but clearly stated this number 909-575-2852 (which he repeated) and that I needed to call him immediately or "there would be nothing he could do to help me."  Initially it sounded ominous but - so of course when I listened again I thought it sounded fishy so I checked the unsolicited number / call and apparently they came from Price Honda - a dealership in Delaware (interestingly enough with a no hassle guarantee).  Perhaps this was in connection to a recent trade-in of a long held vehicle in a different state.  I've had no relationship with Price Honda and if this person really works at this Honda dealership -- their leadership may want to reconsider this practice of cold calling and leaving unsolicited messages like this -- because after reflection I think it's a pretty despicable business practice and if condoned by this dealership, feel it's an abuse of trust to protect customer's contact information from abuse...it becomes more creepy the longer that I think about it.  Perhaps if that is what passes as an acceptable business practices - then probably American Honda has lost me as a customer of their product for life.  Remember it just takes one...

Someone claiming to be calling from this number and left this as a call back number talked very fast, threatened attorneys if I did not call back.  I had my attorney leave voice mail on their message machine.  No identifying information on out going message when we called

The people calling from 909-575-2852 are scam artists. They left a very emotional message and I called them back....

They answered the Phone "US Treasury"

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Just got a message from same "Patrick" ; hard to understand talks too fast; something about my attorney and the consequences would be on me if I didn't call back. Yeah sure. I won't be calling back.

I also keep receiving "you'll be sorry if you don't call back" type messages from 'Louise.' She has a thick accent (Vietnamese? Thai?) and is difficult to understand. What I could glean from what she said was that I was in some sort of legal trouble. She had my nickname and surname (but not my full first name). I suspect that she got my name and number from a website, either legally or illegally. Maybe the next phone call I receive from this number will be from 'Thelma.'

Note: I suspect 'Louise' is in cahoots with 'Steve Martin' (443-333-8061). I suspect this is another IRS scam. Last year, around the same time, I received 'call us back or else' phone calls from foreign idiots claiming to be with the IRS.

I have been recieving a message on my phone for 1 week now. Always can't understand what the person says, talks fast, and says something about something will happens to me, they will sue me, or have my attorney call, do not disreguard this message, etc..... I googled the number and that his how I found out it is a scam. I am writing this message because this sight has a place to report it. I don't know anything about this person, or the company, just have the number . It is 909-575-2852. I am calling to report this number. Thanks

I basically got the same message as everyone else from number 909-575-2852.  A very fast talking person by the name of Sean.  Threaten me and to have my attorney call back and he can't be responsible for what will happen if no one calls back.  A bunch of BLAH BLAH BLAH.................What did do to get my number on this scam list :-(

Indian or Pakistani IRS scammers.  They are using an American accented speaker on their after-hours robo-greeter.  Ignore and block the calls

I got a call that said it was urgent I call back, left their number twice, for either me or "my attorney" to call back.  They said if I don't call back all she could do was "...wish me luck when the situation unfolds on me."  I don't know who it is but I tried to call them and it is a number that does not identify who it is, and wanted me to leave a message.  I did not, and after seeing this site, I probably won't.  I will block the call instead.

This sounds like the script of the IRS scammers. They say those exact words. Do not call back. They are not the IRS. I have them recorded saying that exact sentence to me today. Good Luck [:]

Got a quick phone message from "Louise" threatening that soon there would be nothing she could do to help me and that I would have to pay for my school tuition. I thought this was really strange as she called my parents house and used my maiden name. I am in school but it's already been paid for. This is definitely a scam!

I received the same message, of a woman with a strong accent talking really fast saying that it's urgent that I call back but becuase of her accent and the speed, I don't think she ever mentioned what she was calling about. She just said to call back or else there is nothing she can do for me... SCAM...

I got a very hurried and hard to understand message from "Jason" to call him back at the 9095752852 (repeated twice, very clear). So I called back. I said I had a missed call form this number, they asked my name, when I told them my name they confirmed if I lived at my address (which they got correctly - scary! ). When I asked what exactly do you do over there, I was told, again in a very hurried and heavy accented (sounded hispanic) voice that there a law suit against me in the state of California that has something to do with my federal taxes (I have lived in Alaska my entire life and I file jointly with my husband). They wanted my attorney's contact information so they can "start legal proceedings against me". I told them my attorney will call them.... YEAH, Right!

OMG! I just got called a motherf$@ker from the U.S. inspector of the Treasury. I got one of these calls last week and did the research to find out it was scam. I had another message today so I thought I would have some fun. I kept calling the phone number until someone answered. I spoke with a heavily accented fellow and played along. He then transferred me directly to the Inspector whose name was Daniel. This guy was trying to speak with less of an accent and sound official but it was obvious he was reading from a script, plus the noise in the background of a call center didn't help. I said something at one point like "oh my!" And he snapped at me to please be quiet so he can finish 😯 He finally told me I owed $5,000 in 2010 taxes and penalties. At that point I started saying no I didn't think so and I would have to check it out on my own and he got pushy so I went off on him about being a scam criminal and that I would report him to every place I could think of. Well the honorable Inspector had a few choice words for me! [***]

I had a message on my phone so curious me called it back they somehow after a few minutes on the phone they had my name and address I asked what this was they basically said I had a warrant and he-James was sending the cops and for me to enjoy jail wow where do these people come from

Received this call from a Patrick who identified being from the Department of Legal Affairs.

I had a message from "Robin" in an Asian voice.  Telling me to either call back myself or have my attorney contact them regarding some type of legal issue.  And if I didn't call back, they would not be responsible for what comes next.  Not calling back...SCAM!

Just received call from this number while I was on the phone on another call.  Thank goodness for this website!  I blocked the number and will not call back!

Sounds to me like an Indian or Pakistani  debt scammer.  They spoof local numbers.  These calls are almost certainly not coming fem a car dealership in Delaware.

Same as all above posters. Was left a very hard to understand message, but clearly asking for me by name, and to call them back... she was reading her script so fast I can't tell what she was threatening, suggesting, selling, or offering.

I guess these scammers are being paid for how many calls they make per hour, because its the lowest quality solicitation I've ever successfully understood. Pssst - scamman! Pay your slave labourers more, it might attract a higher quality of chum for me to snarf on! [insert FNORD here]