The message that was left was that my information was being used in a tax fraud that I needed to call their number back as soon as possible so that I keep from going to jail and I'm not standing in front of a federal judge trying to explain myself. This number above was given in the voicemail, but the number that they called from that came up on my phone was only the #2. I've had approximately 25 numbers call my phone with the same exact message.
Got a call on voicemail, told me to call this number, or be arrested for tax fraud. They gave me all IRS details, wanted me to settle the case or go to federal prison. I couldn't get off the phone, or I'd be arrested within the hour. They wanted $500 on a prepaid debit card for the filing fees. I didn't have $500, they agreed to accept $200, tolls me where to buy it. They said they had to remain on the phone through the purchase. They told me all they needed was the card number for good faith that I wanted to resolve the issue, but they had to come pick up the card tomorrow in order to get the money. I drove to the sheriff's office. The deputy got on, said this is the IRS? The guy said yes, who was he speaking to? Deputy so-and-so with the county sheriff's office. CLICK
Received a voice message stating federal charges have been filed against me for tax fraud and to call back to resolve before I'm arrested resulting in me going to court and to federal prison. I called the number three times with no answer; the message I received stated unavailable and on the fourth call someone answered stating thank you for calling the IRS. When asked for their IRS agent number, they disconnected the call. Remember if there is a problem with the IRS they will notify you by mail (usually registered).