Two identical messages left today.
"This message is intended to contact you. My name is Steve Martin and I'm calling regarding an enforcement action executed by U.S. Treasury expecting your serious attention. Ignoring this will be an intentional second offense to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate judge or a grand jury for a federal criminal offense. My number is 562-735-0403; I repeat, 562-735-0403. I advise you to cooperate with us with helping you. Thank you."
I will not be calling "Steve" back. If the U.S. Treasury department wants you, they'll send someone to your house to get you. They bring the shiny bracelets for you to wear and everything. That's how they do it, they don't call and demand that you call them back.
Two identical messages left today.
"This message is intended to contact you. My name is Steve Martin and I'm calling regarding an enforcement action executed by U.S. Treasury expecting your serious attention. Ignoring this will be an intentional second offense to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate judge or a grand jury for a federal criminal offense. My number is 562-735-0403; I repeat, 562-735-0403. I advise you to cooperate with us with helping you. Thank you."
I will not be calling "Steve" back. If the U.S. Treasury department wants you, they'll send someone to your house to get you. They bring the shiny bracelets for you to wear and everything. That's how they do it, they don't call and demand that you call them back.
I received a voicemail on 2/26 from a man with a slight accent identifying himself as Steve Martin about an enforcement action by the US Treasury and that I needed to immediately call back to (562) 735-0403. Failure to do so would be seen as an intentional 2nd offense triggering an appearance before a magistrate, grand jury, or a federal criminal offense. Needless to say, I didn't call back.