This number called claiming to be the IRS asking for a person that wasn't even me saying that there was a lawsuit against me for tax evasion. Well, I already paid my taxes and the person you are asking for isn't me. And, why do you sound so angry scam artist person? First of all IRS doesn't call first they send letters, then they'd probably call. Secondly, you're heavy hispanic accent gave you away as a scammer. And, you called from a State that I don't reside in, if you were the IRS you'd be calling from my own state. Silly scammers, hope they get you!!
Received a call from this number at 9:58 pm. Woke me out of a sound sleep and when I answered, there was no one there. I get up at 4:00 a.m., so I go to bed early. This is the 3rd call that I have had late at night. This time I am going to report it, not that it will do any good. The Do Not Call List is as worthless and the people you put on the list. This number will be blocked as the other two I received.
Just got a call from this phone number. Man with heavy Indian accent said he heard I was looking to have some work done at my home and wanted to have a local contractor call me back to set up time for an estimate. I get these calls multiple times a day and, since the Do Not Call registry is obviously a joke, I have taken to messing with these slimeballs just to waste their time and long distance. Kept him on the phone for almost 10 minutes. By the end, he realized I was wasting his time on purpose but not before I got him to give me the name of the "contractor" (Jim Bilibarto - doesn't come up in a Google search) and the name of the person who "referred" me for an estimate (Gary Vincent). Since these calls will never stop, I decided to turn it into a test of wills and a little sliver of entertainment.
My Dad in another state just received a call from this number looking for my husband (who has never lived there!). We have lived in another state for years, and my husband has no connection with my Dad's number. No idea how they got those two pieces of information, but they refused to tell my Dad what the call was about. He told them my husband does not live with him. Ugh.
This is an FYI because a similar thing happened to me. I moved over 20 years ago, from a house that only I lived in, in one state, to another state. Of course I filed change-of-address notices with the post office and all my contact businesses, banks, magazines, etc.
Somehow, on the White Pages site, the names of a cousin, his wife and his daughter got caught up with my account, and they all showed as living with me, and having moved with me. I got mail for them (junk mail only, so I tossed it) for years afterward. I tried correcting the information on the White Pages web site, but I don't think it ever worked.
Some information on the web is not reliable, obviously.
I've moved again since then, and have finally stopped getting mail for them.
380-633-9199, caller id in this case is SUPPORTDEPT PCC, rude woman, heavy accent, suspect Phillipine, could not pass a TOEFL is my bet, she started hurling demands and insults at me and I asked her if she really wanted to hook up tonight or not. can you believe she hung up? scam outfit for sure