Earlier today, dozens of consumers reported receiving a voicemail from 1‑877‑201‑2783 claiming their past‑due taxes were placed in a non‑collectible status. The message sounds like a classic tax‑relief scam, using official‑sounding language and references to a “new federal economic recovery program.” Recipients should never provide personal or financial information to an unsolicited caller and should verify any tax‑related notice directly with the IRS through the official website or phone line. If you receive a similar call, hang up, block the number, and report it to the FTC or your state’s consumer protection agency. Staying skeptical and checking official sources can stop scammers in their tracks.
A call was received seeking information to settle allegedly delinquent tax debts, which is entirely inaccurate as no such debts exist.
A voicemail was left on 2024-10-03 by a female voice that sounded automated, claiming urgent action was needed regarding past-due taxes as part of a federal economic-recovery program, but this appears to be a scam since there are no tax debts.
On 2024-10-03, a call was received from a female voice claiming to be part of a Federal economic-recovery program, stating that a call-back was necessary to discuss past-due taxes; the numbers provided were 712-409-2688 and 877-201-2783 - it's a scam, as there are no tax debts.
A message was left, instructing me to call back at 1-877-201-2783, claiming that my past due tax debt had been marked as non-collectible, but this seems to be part of a scam related to a federal economic recovery program.
Regarding the text about a non-collectible status, the provided number 8772012783 is supposedly the contact point
