Had a message from a John White on 4/15/14 stating that I was in trouble with the IRS and needed to call. Called on 4/16 and spoke to David Williams and he gave me the whole speech that in one hour officers would be showing up at my job and house to arrest me a warrant and during the call I googled the number and found out it was a scam, called him out on it and he continued to go on with his speech unitl I hung up on him.
Got the same aforementioned call. I asked for something in writing. Caller said I had to call back to get the details. I said I wouldn't place a long distance call. He said it wasn't long distance, they were calling from California, Los Angeles. Who puts a location in that order? I said to give me the address and caller said he was not authorized to give that info but if I called back the supervisor would give it to me. He was calling for the name of my mother- in-law. I said she couldn't call, she has Altzheimer's. He said what is that? Then he said he couldn't understand, I was cutting out. Who in this country doesn't know what Altzheimer's is? This is totally a scam!
Heavy Indian accent, claimed that this was an emergency call from the Emergency Dept of Legal Affairs of the US Treasury. The only other intelligible word was "lawyer." Many other people on other sites report that this is a scammer, and I agree.
Now this LA scammer is calling to New Jersey! Derrick Williams told me the Agents and Law Enforcement were on their way to arrest me and confiscate my home. Knowing this was a scam, I played along and asked if there was some way to settle the matter in some other way, but no, an "Officer" will be calling me in 40 minutes.
I can't wait to string this guy along!
Got a call from a man with a heavy accent. He introduced himself as Andy Gibson from Dept. of Legal Affairs at US Treasury and left a threatening message about a "law enforcement action on (sic!)" my name. He suggested that my attorney calls 213-375-0953. I hope nobody gets caught by these lowly scammers.