Another INDIAN CALL CENTER SPAM CALL. I didn't allow it to go to the machine, and 'assumed' it was yet another "Buy Solar Panels over the phone from a Complete FOREIGN STRANGER with a Credit Card" PHISHING SCAM. If so, it will be our NINETY-SEVENTH call from that scam.
One other complaint on Mr. Number said it was the IRS scam call.
Also been getting a lot of 'Fix Your Computer Remotely' calls from NON-SERVICE numbers - all with INDIAN accents lately from numbers like 305-999-9920 and also 410-555-4487 and 202-555-0172, ALL, of course BOGUS NONSENSE NUMBERS.
Guess we're targeted as one of the first to get this 'new' number call since they haven't had any success with scamming us so far!
My phone receives 253 292-3908 too many times to count both on my cell phone and house phone. I don't answer either and they never leave a message or give a reason for calling. Hate these things!
Same thing, guy demanded we stay on the phone until we got to the bank to western union the money otherwise we would go to court, told him he was full of [***] and that I know it didn't work that way. "Don't Fort or something like that" asked him for a call back number just in case and the phone was disconnected. Straight bs
The recording claimed they are from the IRS that they are bring suit against me and asked me to call them back immediately. IRS can stand for IDIOT RACKETEERING SYSTEM or anything. I think if it is the United States Internal Revenue Services bringing a law suit against me, they would not just hastily leave me a voice message, they will be sending me certified snail mail. These scammer need to be driven out of business.
I got a voice message today from the number 253-292-3908 saying the IRS was filing a law suit against me.
When I called back nobody answered and their recording to leave a message was clearly not that of the IRS.
I just got the call saying that they were the IRS and were filing a law suit. I called and told the that they needed to stop scamming people. The person who answered said he was from the IRS and had a thick accent.