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SECOND-TIME THESE CREEPS TRIED TO CON US. THEY ARE government DOES NOT MAKE TELEPHONE CALLS, NOT THE IRS. PLEASE INFORM ALL OLDER PEOPLE FOLKS THAT YOU EXPERIENCED NEVER TO TAKE THESE CALLS. THE VERY FIRST TIME THEY SCARED THE DWELLING H(*&*( OUT OF ME, AND THAT I CONSIDER MYSELF SHARP, CAN ONLY JUST IMAGINE IF THEY OBTAIN A HOLD OF SOMEBODY WHO DOES NOT REALIZE HOW INHUMANE THESE GUYS ARE.

The automatic voice said anything about my social security amount being switched over to the IRS for legal investigation...gave a phonenumber to call back. Seemed such as a scam local call.

In relation to multiple problems from (804) 961-0019 and per the IRS site:The IRS tells people who they are able to know fairly easily when an intended government caller is really a fake. Here are five things the scammers usually do but the government will not do. Any one of those five points can be a tell tale sign of the fraud. The government will never: 1.Call to require instant payment, nor can we call about taxes owed without first having shipped you a bill.2.Demand which you spend taxes without providing you with the ability to query or lure the quantity they say you owe.3.Require you to utilize a certain payment way of your taxes, like a prepaid debit card.4.Ask for credit or bank card numbers within the phone.5.Threaten to bring in local police or different law-enforcement teams to own you charged for not paying.If you get a call from someone proclaiming to be from the IRS and seeking money, Heres what you need to do: contact the IRS once you learn you consider you might owe or owe fees. The IRS individuals might help you using a fee issue.If you realize you dont owe fees or don't have any explanation to believe that you simply do, document the episode towards the Treasury Inspector Standard for Tax Management (TIGTA) at 1.800.366.4484 or at www.tigta.gov.You could document a utilising the FTC Complaint Helper pick Other and then Imposter Cons. If the criticism involves somebody impersonating the IRS, are the words government Telephone Scam in the notes.Remember, also, the IRS doesn't employ unwanted e-mail, texting or any social media to go over your own personal tax situation. In the search field, head to www.irs.gov and type fraud to learn more on reporting tax cons.

PRETTY SURE THIS CAN BE A ROBO-CALL.

Large background noise.

I received an automated contact from some person who seemed Middleeastern at-work from (804) 961-0019. From what I could comprehend, I was likely to be sued, you can find five legal charges, blah, blah, blah. I named the quantity back and spoke to Leo Martin (IRS: 0328541). I was asked by him for my phone number so I provided it and asked exactly what the contact pertained to. He stated because he, Didn't have my report facing him he'd need to contact back me in 5 minutes. Thus then he was questioned by me who he imagined he was chatting with. He told me that he could not answer that since he needed his report. I told him this may seem like a scam. It had been clear he started to get annoyed with me and even said for me personally to, Stop losing the time of the Federal Government. Thus then, I asked him for his supervisoris information and he explained, Keith Anderson (IRS: 2493316). Of course, I had him duplicate the name and spelling about 10 instances simply to amuse myself. Interesting how all of the names on here are hardly unusual, however the audio sounds Middleeastern. So...5 minutes have gone by. No-call back from Leo Martin. Think my record could n't be found by him. Maybe I'm on a throw, but I termed the number back. How amusing is it that Martin answers the call. Appears to me just like the government might have multiple individual controlling the device. I told him that he realized his five full minutes which he needed to notify me who I was. He said his document was needed by him, but could contact me back. I then advised him that I had read numerous issues recorded against this unique number which even as we were talking, I had been in the act of filing quarry. He explained, thankyou. Bye, and hung-up on me. Ugh

Msg that is left twice say criminal investigation of IRS

Named to tell me that I went to be prosecuted, and wished to confirm my handle, I rejected and hungup. They basically called back and they were told by me it was a con. I think we need some new guidelines enabling the federal government to check such calls that are deceptive and arrest these folks. Some nerve.

Remaining information on answering equipment expressing their is definitely an arrest warrant for outstanding fees and also to contact 804-961-0016. The basically caller ID was 804-916-8700 (government variety that was likely spoofed)

Automatic voice-mail, data limited as phrases are fallen (deliberately) so never to be well understood. Buzzwords applied: IRS, tax-fraud, your social protection number and legal problem are stated. Could be properly dismissed, it's a fraud.