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- Carol| 2 repliesGot a phone call from 866-978-6326. Left an automated message saying they were the IRS and that they were going after us because we haven't settled our account.
- Caller: IRS
- MaryReceived a voice message on 2/18/15 from 866-978-6326 saying they were the IRS contacting us to settle our account or put a lien on our assets.
- RickJust got the same call.
- DanaReceived same call
- TimDitto on this call from the IRS received 2/18.
- Caller: IRS
- Call type: Prank
- sam replies to CarolGot the same message, they're getting smarter by using a toll free number, if anyone owes money to the IRS, they get contacted via mail from the IRS with formal IRS letter head.
- ScottYep same here. Dang...they finally caught up with me. :-)
- roger MarlowThey just called me less than 15 mins ago.... He said we had a lawsuit pending for unpaid back taxes.... I told him he was a scam artist because I would have receive something in the mail..... I called the # back and they answer IRS however the IRS does not accept any calls, be warned this is a major scam
- Caller: Fake IRS
- DeniGot 2 messages from them today. Same thing. IRS to collect a debt and putting a hold on our accounts. Really? I'm pretty sure the IRS owes us money!! I just feel bad for people like my mother who is 75 years old and might believe them.
- Caller: IRS
- JRreceived two calls today 2/19, with same recorded message that they are the IRS and are taking legal action against us and will put a lien on our accounts - what a scam.
- DianeI received two calls also saying they were from the IRS and putting a lean on our bank, etc... I called the BBB and they said the IRS would not do this over the phone, that they would send out a letter. It is a scam. (these people need to get a life and work for a living instead of scamming the working class that does!)
- AndrewI got the call too. Said there is criminal law suit pending and that he will explain everything if and only if I do not interrupt while he is talking. I asked where he was calling me from location...he said Washington, DC gave the address in DC then proceeded to give me a zip code of 90004 (California). When I questioned, he said "fine the authorities are on the way to arrest you, they will be there within 30 minutes". So I'll update you all as soon as they give me internet access from jail....LOL.
- Caller: IRS (a very obvious fake)
- Call type: Debt collector
- JannaI received 2 vm yesterday, called back today he told me all the leins on assets and bank accounts and that I was going to be arrested I told him he was a scammer and he hung up on me. What scum
- AndrewThis message came on my parents line. This number came up with a message from the IRS stating that legal proceedings are being initiated for not paying our debts. A lien will be placed on property and bank accounts and a IRS collection agent will be meeting at our home in 24 hours. Like many of the people above, the IRS doesn't do automated phone calls with generic robot voices saying "your name" vs your actual name. They send you letters and notices with your name and specifically what instructions you have to do by mail. This seems like a terrible scam and completely bogus.
- Caller: IRS
- Call type: Debt collector
- DarcyI received the same voice mail message. I called and received the same responses as other callers. I'm being sued by the IRS, the officers came to my house twice and I wasn't there so they will be there now within 30 minutes to arrest me etc. I just don't get what they are after. The man did not speak English very well and identified himself as Officer William. He had my name and address but didn't try to get me to pay the "supposed amount due". When he said they would be there to pick me up I told him that was fine but they would need to come get me at my work and I work at the Courthouse. He hung up on me at that point.
- Caller: IRS
- Call type: Debt collector
- Tammy replies to CarolWe got one in South Dakota too.
- SandyHad three voicemails today threatening to seize assets, etc. Aside from the fact that irs.gov warns about this, the message itself is a dead giveaway, being disjointed and using the term "your name" instead of an actual name! The IRS does not contact taxpayers by phone or email to collect debt or verify personal information!!!! Go to www.irs.gov for a list of the top scams.
- Caller: IRS
- Call type: Debt collector
- A FriendScam artist left a voicemail saying he was from the IRS and needed to talk with me regarding tax fraud. Don't fall for it folks.
- Caller: IRS
- nuzladyYes, the IRS has warned me I am about to be served for failing to complete my financial responsibility to the nation. As I do not work now, being disabled, and file with my husband, I am unsure where I might have accumulated such a finacial obligation. The real kicker was when it said, "This call is for (Your Name)" and the last time I checked into this - that was not my name so I am pretty sure this is one of the worst scams I have ever had contact with. They are a little early, April 1st is still over a month away...
- Caller: IRS - It's Really (a) Scam
- CarolCalled my landline, claimed to be IRS and stated they were going to seize all my bank accounts within 24 hrs. due to my lack of response to settle with them. FYI, I have no unpaid debt to the IRS.
- Caller: "Out of Area"
- Call type: Debt collector
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