Imagine getting a call claiming the IRS is suing you and demanding you call back. The pattern points to a classic tax‑scam: callers pressure you with legal threats, use official‑sounding language, and often leave multiple voicemails. Hang up immediately, never share personal or financial details, and verify any alleged IRS action by contacting the agency directly through its official website or phone line. Report the number to the FTC and your phone carrier's spam‑block service. Keep a log of these calls; scammers often reuse the same script across many victims.
This phone call is a scam, claiming to be about Soso security issues and requesting the last four digits of your phone number - it's best to ignore it
An automated message from a female claimed to be from an IRS company, stating that a callback was necessary to avoid legal proceedings.
These telemarketers are guilty of fraud and disregard the government's Do Not Call list.
A call from 210-807-4288 falsely claimed I was being sued
It is not the IRS, as they typically send letters, and responding to the call is not recommended as it may be from a thief.
A cal from this numbe clamed that the IRS was suing me and instructed me to call back.
A scam call was received claiming the IRS was taking legal action, which was reported.
Today, there were multiple calls purporting to be from the internal revenue service.
This number has left three voice messages claiming the IRS is suing me, but I have blocked further calls.
An individual claiming to represent the IRS threatened a lawsuit in a call.
A lawsuit allegedly filed by the IRS requires discussion, prompting a call from this number.
