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Received a call this morning from a woman with a strong Indian accent stating her name was "Amy Logan" and that she was from the IRS.  She explained that I had "unresolved business with the IRS" and needed to call her manager in regards to this manner. I played along and asked for her managers name in which she responded with another basic American name....Laurie Smith. She gave me another number.  When I told her I didn't have any "unresolved business with the IRS" and that I thought it was a scam.  She hung up on me. I called her back. This time her name was Jennifer Clark. I said, "Isn't your name Amy?" She hung up on me again.  Two hours later, I got another call from the same people but this time it was a differnt woman on the other end. Her name was also Americanized although she too had a strong Indian accent. I called her out on the scam. Guess what she did? Yep, hung up.

Received several calls today without leaving message.  When I call back later she said that she is Amy Logan from IRS some kind of senior citizen crime investigator.  When I asked more questions exactly where she is calling from, she hung up on me.  I called back again, and this time after she said she is Amy Logan from IRS and then (probably she realized that I called earlier), she said "Fxxx" word and hung up.

Short answer - the caller is a THIEF in India or Pakistan.  The real IRS mails letters of there is a problem.

Received several calls today at my home #. When I returned the call the first time there was no answer. Waited a little called again and got Amy Logan who identified herself as a officer of the IRS. She claimed that I had a legal complaint against me and that an criminal arrest warrant was on me, and she asked if I had a lawyer. I said I had no issues with the IRS and she hung yup. I called back, she told me, "I have no time for this." and I said, "I reported your phone # to the Treasury Department." and she hung up on me.

I found this at the IRS site:
If You receive a phone call from someone claiming to be from the IRS but you suspect they are not an IRS employee ...
   Record the employee's name, badge number, call back number and caller ID if available.
   Call 1-800-366-4484 to determine if the caller is an IRS employee with a legitimate need to contact you.
       If the person calling you is an IRS employee, call them back.
   If not, report the incident to TIGTA (Treasury Inspector General) at (http://www.treasury.gov/tigta/contact_report_scam.shtm) and to us at phishing@irs.gov (Subject: 'IRS Phone Scam')

I received numerous calls from this number, claiming i committed tax fraud. It is a scam.