Another Extended-Warranty Scam
#16
I agree the Do-Not-Call system is all but useless. If you can practically do so, just turn the ringer off on your phone. If you can't stop robocalls from coming in, at least they won't be bothering you when you are trying to eat or sleep. Then, delete any calls that aren't important or that you don't want or recognize......that's what I do.
#19
BTW, that woman's voice in the "IRS" calls is the same female voice that is also used in a number of scam-calls also involving fake credit card charges. I recognize it from a bunch of different robocalls. She must be raking in a fortune selling her voice to a bunch of different scammers....or they may be scamming HER without her permission LOL.
#20
Yes, the IRS will never contact you by phone....especially over a legal matter like that. If they have any official business with you, they will usually send a letter by Certified Mail. It's a safe bet that any phone call by the so-called IRS is a scam.
BTW, that woman's voice in the "IRS" calls is the same female voice that is also used in a number of scam-calls also involving fake credit card charges. I recognize it from a bunch of different robocalls. She must be raking in a fortune selling her voice to a bunch of different scammers....or they may be scamming HER without her permission LOL.
BTW, that woman's voice in the "IRS" calls is the same female voice that is also used in a number of scam-calls also involving fake credit card charges. I recognize it from a bunch of different robocalls. She must be raking in a fortune selling her voice to a bunch of different scammers....or they may be scamming HER without her permission LOL.
scammers sometimes intentionally make these letters, calls, emails look/sound illegitimate—it helps weed out those who are unlikely to fall for it. They know they have a sucker on the line.
#21
scammers sometimes intentionally make these letters, calls, emails look/sound illegitimate—it helps weed out those who are unlikely to fall for it. They know they have a sucker on the line.
#23
Yes but not everyone is as well educated about these scams. That’s why they work. They send out 1000s of letters like the one you got, and make 10s of 1000s of VOIP phone calls for vert little cost, just to dupe a few people. And it’s still lucrative.
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