A caller says you owe the IRS and will be arrested today.
How to stop IRS scam calls
The IRS generally contacts people by mail first and does not demand immediate payment by gift card, wire or crypto over the phone. Hang up and check your account at irs.gov.
Why it happens: people-search sites publish phone numbers next to names, addresses and relatives, and sell that data to anyone. Callers buy those lists.
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