Identifying party says for I.R.S. (Internal Revenue Service) is suing, to call # back, called back, foreign voice answered (middle eastern sound) asked me for my home #, I refused, then stated "Okay, wait and watch" then hung up.
Answering machine stated that this was the IRS and it was the last chance to call them because they were filing a lawsuit.
You can tell that it was a machine voice not a real person. Didn't leave a name. The return phone number left was very mechanical.
Got a sketchy, jerky female-robot call from this number saying the IRS is going to take action against me and to call this number immediately. Total scam... BEWARE! Especially elderly - also - came right after an automated return call from Social Security that I had placed. I think someone is phishing Social Security. Wake up US GOVT!!
I got a message left on my voicemail saying it was the IRS and it was my last chance before being sued. At first when I called because I said I did not know my new number that I got four days ago they hung up. I called back and the person I spoke to said his name was Officer Alex Fisher and that they need my lawyer's information to send the lawsuit and that their was going to be a warrant for my address because I committed tax fraud. I hung up after getting his name and the information I needed, when I called back and asked for Officer Alex Fisher the person just hung up the phone and they won't answer the phone anymore. SCAM