(509) 588-7382

I received the same call. First an automated call in a weird computer-like voice that said I was being sued by the IRS and needed to call 509-588-7382. So I did, and I got a busy signal. I called again and a male with heavy Middle Eastern accent answered with just "hello". I knew it was a scam at that point, but figured I would try and get info. So I asked what the IRS was suing me for. He first wanted to know if I was calling from my home or cell phone. I said home, and then he called me by name and said that I was definitely in trouble and not to hang up because the call was being recorded, and my hanging up would be a confession of guilt. He then insisted that I confirm that I had broken the law and pay the $5896.00 to a "government store" that he would give me the address to. I was to get a receipt for the payment and a representative from his firm would bring me all the legal documents about my tax errors in trade for the receipt. I argued that the IRS doesn't phone people. He said that registered letters had been delivered to my house on 12-7-14, and 1-15-15. He had proof of this because the delivery person had taken a photo of my home with the letter left at my door. I insisted I had not received any letters at my door. He then asked me to verify my address. He quoted my PO box address, which is not my home. I let him think he was right. He kept saying don't hang up. He said I would lose my driver's license and be put in prison. He threatened me with "attorney general", IRS, prison, but said that it was obvious I was a good tax paying citizen and he could make the whole case be dropped if I paid the "government store" the money. He assured me that all the court records would be delivered to me as I handed the receipt to the representative in person tomorrow. I said that I would have my attorney phone him at the number I had just used, so give me my case number so I could notify my lawyer. He became aggressive and shouted not to call a lawyer, he would not speak to my lawyer, I would be in bigger trouble if I hang up or call my lawyer. So I gave him one more chance to give me his name and a case number and then I hung up. I checked my caller ID history and this same number phoned me earlier at 10:30 am and then the automated message hit my number while I was on the phone with someone else around 2 pm, and I picked up. I then phoned this scammer immediately. I hope this info was helpful in catching this thief.

SCAM- called back and they guy was a creep- asked if I had a boyfriend and said he wanted me to stay the night with me

Call with foreign-sounding voice but name of Eric claiming to be from the IRS and problems with tax filing from 2008-2013.

An automated voice mail saying the IRS was suing us. I knew it couldn't be right, but my wife called them back anyway. A man with an Indian accent answered but my wife could not understand him. He ultimately hung up on her.

Today I received a phone call from this number and no one answered when I called back

A recording saying they have a lawsuit against me. Request I call back regarding this case file.

Just received a call from this number, called them because it said the IRS was suing us. He said his name was Mack Lawson (Indian accent) he claimed we owed $3,500 for back taxes for 2008... He's a liar

A person from this number and spoke ti my husband demanding that he pay $5000 in owed taxes from 2008-2014. Claimed he had been ignoring the IRS contacts and they were going to take his driver license and turn him in to the local police. I called the number back from a landline and the phone was answered but no one spoke, you could hear people in the background. I called back again later and the phone just rang and rang forever, then hung up.

Same as above

This was an automated voicemail message stating the IRS is filing a lawsuit against me and I should call 509-588-7382 for more information.

Automated voicemail saying the irs is filing a lawsuit against me. The irs doesn't call you. They send letters.