Same as others have reported: Left a voice-mail stating a warrant has been issued for my "physical address" (note; guy did not state my actual address :-) He stated it was urgent for me to return the call, gave his phone number and repeated it
Fake IRS scam. Ominous voice saying IRS has issued a warrant for my arrest at this address, blah, blah, blah. Is anyone really stupid enough to fall for this obvious scam?
An automated message claimed to be from IRS. It stated a warrant was out for my arrest and my home was under FBI surveillance and urged to return the call. No number was left, so I assume it meant call the number from which I received the call.