I too got a call from 509-288-4652, but the message left on my voicemail was incomplete. Just asked me to call the number right away. I called and spoke with "Officer Jack Watson of the IRS". However it took me several requests to actually understand him due to the excessive noise in the background and his thick accent (India?, Pakistan?, Mid-East?) When I asked "Officer Watson" for his IRS ID #, he hung up. When I called back, first I got a busy signal, then it rang without answer until it stopped. Aside from the obvious that this is a scam, I mean really? "Jack Watson"?? At least pick a typical name that fits your accent; and don't just hang-up. Do thinking people really fall for this??
That I was being sued by the IRS I did NOT call back. Beside my phone number is supposed be unlisted. And I guess I would of heard of it from my tax person.
My name is also Marilyn. It appears this scam company is working with all Marilyn's. Something should be done about this scam company. Elderly people might give out information on themselves when they call back the number they are given to call. Let the law enforcement in your area know about these calls. If they keep calling file complaints for harassment. This scam should not have you spend your time and expense of your telephone for their use. All the technology we have today it boggles me to know why these callers can't be caught and arrested for harassment, theft, impersonating an IRS agent and most of all for just being everything unlawful.