979-705-5130

I get a Call From freeport 1-(979) 705 5130

I Receive phone call person name Eric Foster he is a IRS agent, want me to grab cash $4568.32 with in 5 minute and go to a government store near my home, handed to a store agent, if I don't I will be arrest with in 45 minute, store location is 1200 Clinton ave, Iirvington,nj-07111, do not scared this is fraud , call IRS and report  also police,

"He gave I a good laugh" gave me a good laugh!  

It should be "He gave my husband and ME a good laugh."

...but you have the right attitude about these idiotic scammers - ...worth nearly a laugh!

The caller is trying to scare people so they can take advantage them.  Ignore them.

The caller claiming to be an IRS agent named Eric Foster called and left a message on our answering machine, saying that if we or our attorney did not call back right away there will be serious consequences.  We had previously also received similar calls but today the guy actually recorded the message on our answering machine.  I tried to call the IRS as well as Treasury Dept's Inspector General's Office to report this but did not suceed.  I am surprised that this scammer is doing this to so many people and our fovernment is not able to trace the scammer.

"Officer Eric Foster" just left a message the other day.
Yeah, right....
The connection was so bad.
Thanks for this post.

MAGICJACK !!!

Please search for my other warnings on this site (800notes.com) regarding magicJacks used by overseas scammers and how you might be able to get YMAX Corp. to shut down their magicJack devices.  I get tired of posting and reposting it.

From phonevalidator.com:

Phone Number:    979-705-5130    
Date of this Report:    May 01, 2014
Phone Line Type:    LANDLINE
Phone Company:    YMAX CORP -- POSSIBLE MAGICJACK VOIP

I received 3 calls from this number.  After the third call I simply said please hold while I transfer you to our local FBI office.  Shocker, they hung up on me before I could transfer them. That was the last call I have received.

I also filed a complaint with the Federal Trade Commission using this link: https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/Information#crnt&panel1-1

Under 'Select a Category Below" select 'Other' then select 'Imposter Scams'

I did too, like 10 minutes ago

This morning I got a call from this number, 1-979-705-5130.  An Agent Eric Foster from the IRS with a New York, New Jersey accent threatened me with IRS liens and jail time.  I never give my personal information over the phone so I hung up.  It was very scary but something told me it was a scam.

An Agent Eric Foster from the IRS saying that I or my attorney of record must call him back immediatly at 979-705-5130.  Definate accent but I could not here background noise.  He claimed that I need to call him back right away or I would be placed on the "list of black" as the situation unfolds.

We had this same call from 1 person, calling 2 times with different names and different accents

I just got the same call from "Eric Foster".  I stood there and laughed while he (a recording?) left a message on my answering machine. Then I called my accountant so he could have a good laugh too.

I think that you and I are the only people on the planet who know when to use "me". That drives me nuts, and I yell at the idiots on TV all the time when they say things like "between you and I" or " just you and I" or "for you and I".
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I just got a phone call that showed it was from Freeport,TX.  It sounded like a recording, and some guy with an accent that sounded familiar but I can’t place said he  was an IRS agent and  that either  I or  my attorney need to call him .  He says, “If I don’t hear from you or your attorney, the only thing I can do is wish you good luck as the situation unfolds on you”.    Ooooooohhhh,  I’m shaking in my boots.   THE IRS DOES NOT CALL PEOPLE ON THE PHONE YOU MORON!  I wish I could figure out his accent.  It’s one I’ve heard before, but it’s not Hispanic.  It sounded European.  The call probably didn’t even come from Texas.

That's a good one!

I just got the same call again.

The  "Eric Foster" who called me did not have an American accent.  He sounded European to me.

It was not a prank call.  It's a scam to get you to send them money.

The "Eric Foster" who called me sounded like a European.

At first I couldn't figure out his accent, but when he said "time sensitive", the way he pronounced sensitive sounded European.  There are a lot of scammers in the Ukraine.