Like above IRS CRAP owing $2400 etc
Too bad their grasp of English was as bad as their story, sp I kept asking them to repeat and repeat and repeat----then dial tone. Do people actually fall for this stuff

Sorta' got faked out on this scam 2 months ago, but my handy laptop let me know it was a scam (before I did anything 'stupid')... got a call today and because I was bored, decided to "up the ante" ... called them back (several times) and started out by saying that by CA and US law I had to notify them that I was recording the call... other end of the line went dead pretty quickly...

I just received a second phone call from 347-418-0574 telling me that I had an outstanding debt to the IRS for the amount of $2400...His name was Officer Lee Johnson from the IRS fraud department...He asked if I was aware of this issue I said NO...what should I do now?...He told me to get a piece of paper and write down some info...His ID was IRM12603...Asked him again who he was and he said he was my Father...I was shocked...He repeated again that he was my father..asked me if my address was ........... which it is and said that my father spoke English and that I was a little confused...he then proceeded to tell me that my Mother F--- someone who didn't speak English...I told him that he Office Lee Johnson, was too stupid to even be stupid and he hung up on me...

just got a call from them, very shadey, i pulled up this number on the internet before giving out any information, I'm glad I did because i hung up on them as I read these messages

Scam call. Robot voice says it's the Internal Revenue Service and that they are filing a law suit against me. Go to irs.gov, first page, and read the tab on Phishing & Tax Scams. The IRS Will never attempt to contact you by phone to initiate an action!