Nov 25, 2014
I got a voice mail yesterday and yes, I called them back the first message was a Officer David Miller who did not speak english well and said that he was from the IRS tax crime and investigation unit and I had legal action against me and needed to call chief investigator Zavier Marshall. Yes, I did and he sounded very similar to the David Miller accent...... needless to say, I was asked if I had an attorney etc. Said I knew nothing about this and why wasnt this mailed to me. He said that this is my final notice. Did I want him to read it I said yes and actually it did sound very convincing and I was still believing.... He then said once he read this that a summons for my arrest would happend and I would be picked up taken to washington dc and then would go to trial because the IRS wanted to let others know they cant do this. I would have my credit cards, debit cards, and drivers license and all my property would be seized,........... He said this was from 2006 to 2013 etc. I then asked how much money is this he said $4747,00 I then finally got suspicious and while he continued to talk and to check with his supervisor to see if I could settle this today, I looked up the IRS website and read about the scams that are happening..... so he then came back on the line and surprise if I had cash and could cover this amount, I could go to CVS, etc and get a tax pay voucher but it had to be cash, no credit cards, debit cards, etc. I then told him that I was contacting the IRS and the attorney general to inquire about this call and he got angry told him that I had lost my chance and my fine was now 25,000.... then he hung up. I went to the FTC website and reported this so others hopefully will know.....