Yeah, Debbie Smith called me too. When I called back a man answered. I told them I knew it was a scam immediately, so he asked me to come over and fellate him. um... no thanks.
Anyway, obviously a scam.
Got a call from a Julie smith called bk to some Guy answering saying that my dad owes 2500 an some wy r another go to krogers an pay r the cops r coming to arrest him tk his truck an seize his bank account.. Thats when I told my dad h-ll no tell them come on an send the cops.. People make me sick..
I received a call from 415-234-9569 on Saturday morning at 10 AM on October 11, 2014. Since I was having ligation in U.S. tax court, I called back at 10:15 AM on October 11, 2014 to ask for Julie or Joel Smith as I could not distinguish on my answering machine. I asked the man who answered the phone if this was the Internal Revenue Service. His reply was yes. I asked the man if this was the Internal Revenue Service of the United States. He replied yes again. I told that I was unaware the IRS worked on Saturday morning. The man told me we work here all the time. The recording stated to have the attorney of record call back to this number. I told the man that I would have my attorney contact his office. The man’s reply was that they do not speak with attorneys: TOO FUNNY!!!
I called back the next Tuesday at 4PM California time, where a man put me on hold for 5 minutes so I hung up and contacted the real IRS.
I reported these events to Special Agent Joel Smith (Missouri) who is a criminal investigator of the IRS. S.A. Joel Smith told me that this was a scam and to report this to TIGTA in Washington, DC at (800)366-4484
I informed S.A. Joel Smith that his was worse than tax evasion as these people are taking money from people who happen to be behind on their taxes, then receive no credit for paying their real taxes due and owing.
Very nasty Hindu guy, he got rude with me and when I cursed him out he call me a black [***] ni@@er and threatened me saying he will freeze my bank, ha! Claims to be irs its a scam and I hope these dirtbags get arrested and get deported
From:
http://www.irs.gov/uac/Report-Phishing
The IRS does not initiate contact with taxpayers by email to request personal or financial information. This includes any type of electronic communication, such as text messages and social media channels.
If you get a call or any other type of communication from the "IRS", STOP!
Get as much info from them, without proving any of your own info, and hang up. NOTE: A real IRS agent will gladly answer your questions and advise you to double check using a legit IRS contact to verify, a scammer will claim you must pay now or go to jail.
Contact the real IRS and find out if it was legit.
http://www.irs.gov/uac/Contact-Your-Local-IRS-Office-1