After checking the number here, I ran it through a couple more searches. It comes up as "Vision Solar" in the Phx, Az area, east valley. There are several entries on Yelp com just from today even, and apparently they are quite the phone telemarketers.... repeatedly calling some numbers many time a day, even day in a row! Some other scammers may be spoofing THEIR phone number (s) in order to use the phony IRS scam. I also am rather suspect of the two glowing, shill-like fantastic reviews of then on the Yelp page -especially in view of their heavy-duty telemarketing practices - including promissing to NOT stop calling people who pointed out that they are on the Do NOT CALL LIST. Glowing recommendations on the same Yelp page where other people the company keeps tele-harrassing and promises to continue doing so? Humm....
Well, these little phony, slimeball PHONY IRS spammers are just busy little beavers today I guess. Called 12:56pm desert southwest area, 2/3/17. I let it ring unanswered. Interestingly, it rang more rings that the typical robodialer scammer calls do. If it went to voicemail, I'll block it along with the others; set them to 'irs spam' and NO RING in my contact list on my rickety old flip phone (can't block on old fashioned, non "smart"phone) :)
DO NOT SAY A WORD WHEN THIS NUMBER CALLS!!! This is a well known scam. Some one calls saying they are from the IRS or from the Warranty Department or some other BS. They then ask "can you hear me?" If you say "yes," then they will record your voice and use it to agree to other new services like a credit card, bank account, etc. If this number calls, don't answer, but if you do, and you hear someone say "can you hear me" hang up immediately!
After checking the number here, I ran it through a couple more searches. It comes up as "Vision Solar" in the Phx, Az area, east valley. There are several entries on Yelp com just from today even, and apparently they are quite the phone telemarketers.... repeatedly calling some numbers many time a day, even day in a row! Some other scammers may be spoofing THEIR phone number (s) in order to use the phony IRS scam. I also am rather suspect of the two glowing, shill-like fantastic reviews of then on the Yelp page -especially in view of their heavy-duty telemarketing practices - including promissing to NOT stop calling people who pointed out that they are on the Do NOT CALL LIST. Glowing recommendations on the same Yelp page where other people the company keeps tele-harrassing and promises to continue doing so? Humm....