Robocall. Left a partial VM. Computer-synthesized voice. IRS extrotion scam.

Feds may have stopped ONE of these scams, but there are LOTS more of them out there. Beware.

claimed to be an IRS agent.  threatened with me arrest for unpaid taxes. NOTE: the IRS will never call, but starts with a letter.  The number appeared on my caller ID.  I blocked my number (*67) and called back.  He answered and confirmed that he was an IRS agent and I told him . . .!!  I posted the number on social media so everyone will call and block his line.

phony IRS scam treating arrest for unpaid taxes. called back male with accent answered IRS how can I help you

I got a call today from the same number and they left a partial pre-recorded voice message. I called them back with my phone number blocked and they refused to identify themselves until I called with the number unblocked. Appears to be, as others have stated, an IRS scam. Doing a little research, I found out that the Treasury Department is treating this as a serious matter and they have set up a yellow highlighted block near the top of their website to report it. Go to https://www.treasury.gov/tigta/

It was a recorded message of a male voice which said it was from Ann Wilson of the IRS and that there was an arrest warrant in my name. To prevent any further action I was suppose to call 407-547-1001. The 407-547 prefix is listed as being in Lake Mary, Florida. Complaints can also be filed with the FTC at their website FTC.gov.