(760) 462 in Death Valley, CA

Claiming that there's a case against you. Tells you they want to serve you papers. Someone wants to sue you. Tried calling back, not legit.

Random text was sent to my phone

This person is despicable... frightening a 93 year old woman into believing they were coming to take her away for not paying her taxes

Also received a call referring to a criminal action against me. Ridiculous. Doesn't even use culturally relevant language. Clearly a scammer.

Scam..said i owe the IRS and the government is taking legal action due me filing income tax incorrectly 2013.

Voicemail from (760) 462-5016 "Hi my name is Steve Jordan and this message is intended to contact you regarding an enforcement action executed by the United States treasury and tending your serious attention. Ignoring this will be an intentional second attempt to avoid initial appearance before a magistrate judge or a grand jury for a federal criminal offense. My number is 760-462-5016. I repeat it's 760-462-5016. I'd like you to cooperate with us and help us to help you. Thank you."

From Steve Jordan with message to call back relating to US Treasury matter and demanded a call back to avoid having to appear in front of a magistrate or grand jury. Message was very threatening.

"Steve Jordan" in what sounded like a computer-generated or digitally altered, maybe foreign voice, left threatening message about US Treasury action and demanding a call back to avoid having to appear in front of a magistrate or grand jury, repeated message several times. BOGUS.

Threatening call stating I committed a federal offense.

Some one call from 999-036-8677 and claimed to be windows technical support and that I had viruses on my computer. This is a Window support scam!. They wanted me to go to www.teamviewer.com (this program allows remote access to your computer. They claimed I had a virus on my windows program and they were going to help me fix it. I questioned this and they gave me this # to call.. This is not a windows support but a scam trying to gain access to your computer.