Fake IRS screwed lady out of $2,500.00

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Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 8:03 pm

A local lady, old and widowed received a generated voice message from none other than the IRS with the final warning that she was being sued by the IRS and should call the number provided to make restitution. I found out about it over coffee two days ago, got the number provided to the lady, the one she called and was extorted out of her hard earned cash. Of course she sent it via Western Union so there is no getting it back. I have been on a one man campaign the past two days calling the number every 5 minutes at times and being a royal ass to these folks. I have to let it cool down for a few hours before they'll take my calls again and then I start right up on these sorry bastards. The number they gave to call is 509-233-4141. That is it because every time they answer it is "IRS can I help you" and then the English is so terrible it is like pulling teeth to get them to say anything meaningful. I don't know how they got what they wanted across to the lady clear enough for her to send the money in the first place but they did. I casually mentined that I received a message directing me to call them and when I asked how much I owed it came to $7,635.00. Agent Nick Johnson is the bastard that picks up my phone calls now and I demand to speak with his supervisor, he keeps asking why and I keep telling him I am tired of his ineptitude and incompetence. Finally they put a man on that claimed to be his supervisor that asked what the problem was. I informed him that I was trying all morning to transfer $7,635.00 to Agent Nick Johnson but the man is so stupid he cannot explain how to transfer the money. I mentioned that all I want to do is put this behind me and how last year I managed to transfer $16,000.00 with no problem and the year before that over $5,000.00 with no problem and that Nick Johnson was making it far too difficult to transfer the money......then.....HELLO! HELLO!, Yes I'm still here says the supervisor at which time I let rip with an expletive and bemoan out loud how the phone has gotten cut off again hoping he immediately turns to whipping agent Nick Johnson's ass for blowing an easy $7,635.00 scam.

At any rate, I would be nice if everyone gave a call in a few hundred times per day and shut these low life skunk bastards down or at least keep them tied up to where they can't fcuk anyone else. Just a dream but its my dream!

Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 8:06 pm

P.S. this is my first foray into the phone lad stuff so if I've messed up how I've handled this or how I posted it......so sorry! Have got to get back and hit the afternoon circuit. I do home health, respiratory therapy for a durable medical equipment company so I've got a couple of patients to visit and in the travel between I'll be contacting Agent Nick...as often as he'll pick up the phone.

Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 8:12 pm

This is not a Phone Lad as we define it. It is fraud, but not AFF as we define it, either. Further, it's not baitable. You're wasting more of your time than theirs.

Posted: Wed Jun 01, 2016 9:44 pm

Ok....so no way to shut these bastards down? This is the third person I've known to get screwed by scam over the years and it bothers me that it is always the vulnerable and innocent folks that get taken. I guess I'll stop calling the sons of bitches. I do wish there was a way to get back at them.

Posted: Thu Jun 02, 2016 12:41 am

There is information here on reporting: https://www.irs.gov/uac/newsroom/irs-warns-of-pervasive-telephone-scam

I believe a few gangs have been taken down recently, but they were working within the US.

Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 5:12 pm

This one has a US number but I'm sure it is being routed to overseas location. A call back from them was reading 011-509-233-4141 indicating that perhaps they are set up in Haiti, using the 509 country code for a 509 area code here in the US.

I have tormented them until two now have begged me to stop calling...nope, not until I get my pizza and a verbal acknowledgement that I don't owe the IRS anything.....now, let me speak to your supervisor you inept stupid incompetent little man....I mean right the F%$k now! Mad

Posted: Fri Jun 03, 2016 5:32 pm

JJJingleheimerschmidt wrote:

indicating that perhaps they are set up in Haiti, using the 509 country code for a 509 area code here in the US.

The number is 1 digit too short for a Haitian number, so it is more likely that they are spoofing the US number from wherever they are based and don't know what the correct format is.

But, as bware says, they're not really baitable as you're wasting as much of your own time as you are of theirs. Also, are you receiving the calls from them on a number that does not link back to real life?

Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2016 2:24 am

It keeps me entertained when traveling between patients. One asked me what he had done to deserve this kind of treatment.....hum, nothing really except have a phone number I can reach from here.

Posted: Sat Jun 04, 2016 2:45 am

You still have not answered if you are using a number in no way related to your real life. If you are, this puts you and your patients at danger.

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