It's a fraud. The IRS does not call you. Instead, they send a letter first, and make an appointment. In addition, they will also inform you of the reason for their contact. With reference to a Tax Report Period filed. If the IRS makes
changes to your figures, they are obligated to inform you, under law! You then have (30) days from date of notice, to acknowledged your wish to appeal, or object to their changes. You must however, state your reasons
then and attach any evidence to your allegation or counter claim? In either case, ensure you attach a copy to your "written correspondence" to the IRS, and send it via Certified Return Receipt! Ensure also you make complete
copies for your personal records! You'll find out the reasons later. In either case, the people at (516)453-6962 are phonies and just plain Marketeers.
Got the robo call from "lower interest" I stayed on the line because I knew dialing #3 doesn't work to stop the calls. Human calling himself "Robert" came on. I asked him who he repesented and he said "Card Member Services". He said that he could lower my card interest rates. I asked him how he culd do that if it is the bank that sets the rates. He didn't care for that logic and broke the connection. I hit *69 and got the number he called from. (New York area) I called and the number is a fake.
A helpful guy at Frontier phone company Googled and found this site for me. He also told me the guy is using some kind of internet phone system so he can hide his real phone number and location.
Another in a string of these Robocalls. Caller ID said: "Lower Interest". Whenever these unwanted calls ring through, I never pick up also turn off answering machine before it starts so number just rings and they never get to confirm a working number. eff off Lower Interest......
Use the Mob, and break their legs. Should be able to block them if you have a service to do it. Don't ans the phone, it just verifies your # is legit. Good luck
This number tried to call twice today; we now know not to answer suspect phone numbers with no known company or person's name; so we didn't. What makes me most angry is the fact that the "Do not call list" doesn't work. I mean, the scammers know it has no teeth. Big brother has better things to do I guess.