Hi Anthony CA. I was just called by them, but luckily my voicemail has been disabled. I dont pick up to numbers i dont know though. you should, when they next call, speak to them as if you waere ordering food from your fave CHinese restaurant but dont give your address! ths works well
That's why there's voicemail. I don't let my phone run my life. I agree with DUH. These are auto dialers phishing for working numbers for scams and telemarketers.
Got another call from this number and decided to answer. (I know...what a waste of my time.)
You get a recording telling you how they are able to reduce your IRS debt and on and on and on....
IF this company is in any way legitimate, they need to change their recording to include the name
of their company and a number at which they can be reached. And, IF they are legitimate, which
I have much doubt, they should also provide a website, so interested persons could do some research before communicating with them.
I put this down as SCAMMERS and will simply delete the call each time I receive it. I recommend everyone else consider doing the same.
I was bored with nothing to do, so I stayed on the line and made up a whopper of a lie about my tax debt. I talked for half an hour sounding progressively worse to the dopey chic on the phone. I asked if she had my number to call me back, and she said that the call is simply forwarded to her blindly. So I kept my story up and told her it was hopeless and that she could not help me. I started wimpering and said I was going to end it all. Then I grabbed a big cookbook from the counter and told her to "hold on for a second". I put the phone on the counter and screamed "YOU [***], YOU WANT ME TO DIE! YOU WANT ME TO END IT! I WILL! I'M PULLING THE TRIGGER!" Then I slammed the cookbook on the counter next to the phone and dropped the receiver on the ground. After that I made gurgling sounds and groans. I think she hung up.