(509) 397-8436 is a Fake Internal Revenue Service (IRS) Robocall
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- Transcript Call is from Internal Revenue Service understanding your C.P.A. $523.00 notice this notice is to inform you that we intend to terminate your tax ID number and going to seize your wages and bank accounts as you have not taken any action contact us immediately an Internal Revenue Service representative will assist you if you have already taken corrective action you should still call us to make sure we have a record of your actions so that we can reinstate your request to cancel arrest warrant and lawsuit against you for further information call us on direct line number 509-397-8436 I repeat 509-397-8436 thank you.
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- Call Activity Low Last detected 5 years ago
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