Got the same call the other day on another phone line, so I knew the drill. This time it was a live person who identified himself as 'an enforcement agent with the Treasury Department calling on behalf of the IRS regarding a small underpayment of taxes from my 2013 return.' After letting him 'impress' me with his authority, I told him that he had called my work phone and that I was just a hard working FBI Field Supervisory Investigator for the Department of Justice and that all of my incoming calls are recorded and traced. For some reason, the line went dead. Apparently BSers are easy to BS.
James Caxton- from Enforcement Actions at the US Treasury. If we don't contact him they will take action against us, otherwise it will go to a Magistrate Judge or Grand Jury.
Help us to help you.
Received a voicemail saying they were some enforcement for some legal action and that ignoring the message will mean they take action or some nonsense. If they don't state your name or what it's about it's a scam.... DELETED
Received call which was a recording from above number. Caller, with a heavy Indian accent, identified self as James Caston with the US. Treasury Department. Said they were going to take enforcement action against me with a Magistrate Judge or Grand Jury. Said there was criminal action against me. Called number back to mess with the guy and all I got was recorded music.