I received the same message and called them back....about 50 times in one hour. The guy got frustrated and told me not to call back. They only answered about 6 out of the 50 times. I am pretty persistent and plan on calling some more. Everyday. Everyone should do this and flood their system, even if you don't get through continue to call. They have to answer sometime.
I got the same call. I was very worry as anyone would be. So just minutes ago I picked up the phone and started to call them back and something told me..."no way am I going to be scammed again and I'm certainly not going to call a number without knowing where it is that I am calling". So this was the first page I clicked on. You will be happy to know that is on the top of the Google search engine anyway. Thankks for sharing.
And don't accept any calls or do business with a fictitious "life alert" company. They offer to send you the monitor and before it even arrives they ding your bank account for $29.99 (the monthly monitoring service) I still can't get my money back. WATCH THGOSE SCAMMERS PEOPLE...THEY ARE GETTING GOOD....AND HOPEFULLY WITH THESE MESSAGES...THEY WILL GET CAUGHT.
Same scenario. I know the IRS doesn't call to collect money because my ex owed money and they sent a letter. I told them I knew they weren't the IRS and that I was recording the call. They hung up. An hour later I get the same type of call from 415-446-9681. Again the IRS. Another person with an India accent. This time from California. I repeated to thi person that I was recording the call and that the IRS doesn't call people for collection and that I was recording the call.....CLICK!!! Trust me, if either of those calls were from the IRS they sure wouldn't hang up when you put a little pressure on.
Left a message on my voice mail to call back immediately. Here is the message. "Please call immediately on our department number 832-251-7351. I repeat 832-251-7351. Thank you." Message from Huston, TX.