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.
Idiots.......... complete idiots... They call and hang up on you. You call back, you get a recording. You choose to talk to a live person - it says you can't. You choose the option to stop calls, they keep calling. OMG.
Here's what I did to them. I hit 1, I think and got an operator or CSR and told him I was interested in lowering my rates. He asked for my card number and I said, hold a sec and I'll get it. I reached for my coach's whistle and said to him...."Ok, I got it...you ready?" He said yes he was......I let him have a full blast on the whistle.
I rec'd a call from them also today. missed the call and keyed in number in google and found this website with all the complaints for this number...thanks! Now i know not to answer the call
I have found that if one persistantly hits whatever key to talk to someone, then set the phone down and walk away the call stop after a few times. I think this process costs them money - first for the phone call, then in worker-bee time.