202-506-9225

Says she is from IRS,  saying "you ("or your retained attorney") need to call IMMEDIATLY".

But it's a recorded message, no identification as to who the message is for. Also, call back her private number.

That's not how the IRS works.

Got the same call as Peggy.  It was very muffled. Could hardly make out what she was saying.  Left a threatening message that had to be responded to right away.

There was an automated message left on my voicemail. The message probably started as soon as my outgoing message picked up because it's cut off in the beginning. Says (the sound is muffled) "... extremely time sensitive. I'm Officer Heather Grey from Internal Revenue Services [sic] and the hotline to my division is 2025069225. I repeat it's 2025069225. Don't disregard this message and do return the call before we take any legal allegations [sic] against you. Goodbye and take care." The fact that it says "legal allegations" rather than "legal action" tells you right away these people are just using those words to sound threatening.

According to the Fone Finder USA site (http://www.fonefinder.net/) the phone number is a mobile number in Washington, DC.

I've received three (3) threatening phone messages from this number, 202-506-9225.  A recorded female voice tells me not to ignore and call back or face "legal allegations."  Really?  ...not legal action?  There's no accusation or reason given to justify legal action.

What can be done to stop these harassing calls?

Received a message from this number. It was barely understandable, and it sounded threatening, and they said they were Officer (first name not understandable) Gray from the Internal Revenue Service. Said not to disregard the call, time sensitive, and urgent.
We did have an issue last year, which we promptly handled. However, they never called us. They sent a letter in the mail. I am 99% certain that this is fraudulent. The recorded message started as soon as the answering machine picked up, so part of the message isn't even there.

I got the call while on another call and the caller id only listed Washington DC as the caller.  However I checked my voice mail got the same voice mail message from Heather asGrey.  Curious although I doubted it was real because of the words used in message.  The IRS always secommunicates by mail first and only   calls when they receive a callback number from wsomeone.  ?Since I have no possible business with the IRS I assumed it was a scam but I returned the call which did not answer.  I now choose not to play the game any longer.

IRS asking me if I retained a lawyer or attourney

The recorded message started as soon as the answering machine picked up.
Says she is from IRS,  saying "you ("or your retained attorney") need to call IMMEDIATLY".
Called back the ## but it was busy.

A woman with a strong East Indian accent (I had to get her to repeat everything SEVERAL times) stated:
1) the call was from the IRS
2) it was a legal matter
3) that that my husband needed to ask for John Anderson

(202)506-9225.  Received the same message as the other responders so I called the alleged IRS offical back.  Spoke with John Miller, a person with an east Indian accent, name did not appear to match.  John started that he was an IRS Revenue Officer, gave me his badge ID and some other titles then he yelling at me and told me that he would send the Sheriff's Department for IRS fraud after I asked some questions, he told to sit at home and wait for them to arrest me for tax evasion, I told him that I would - the whole process was getting amusing.  He then transferred me to his supervisor, another male with a heavy east Indian accent with an Anglo name - now he started yelling at me as well.  It appears that they are not very sophisticated.  My accountant told me to check my phone bill for high charges, I'll do this shortly.

Got a call from 202 506 9225.

States she is Heather and IRS office.

Wanted me to call them immediately before they take legal action ?

This is surely a prank call. As I expect IRS to send written letter about what the issues is not threaten peple for legal action for no fault of theirs.

I had IRS also to verify they had no information about this person or any case.

it is a scam. See link: http://www.irs.gov/uac/Newsroom/IRS-Reiterate ... -Telephone-Scam

I received the exact same message from the exact same phone number today (May 19, 2014).  Not only was "allegations" misused, but the ending, "good-bye and take care," was another red flag.  I didn't return the call.  I'm sure if the IRS has some issue with me, it will mail a letter.

Please do not call back this # - They are asking you to pay the tax penalty just in 25 minutes - The Idian accent answer the phone - Please be careful.

Same message regarding IRS....with a calm, polite, threat if the call is ignored.

Aggressive IRS scam: http://www.irs.gov/uac/Newsroom/IRS-Reiterate ... -Telephone-Scam 
Caller id "Washington DC".
Left message with synthesized female voice: "This is the Internal Revenue Service and the hotline to my division is 202-506-9225. I repeat it's 202-506-9225. Don't disregard this message and do return the call before we take any legal allegations against you. Goodbye and take care."

I receive these calls - it started around May 18th. When I see 202 - I cut the call off. These scammers-hope they are caught. Prison is where they belong - no phone to play their nuisance game. I for
warded the recorded message to the FTC fraud unit. Maybe they have ways of decoding these foreign accented threats and getting at the source.

I received a call from this number on Friday around 10:00 a.m. and the caller had Indian accent he told me that the IRS issued an arrest warren against me and I should wait for the Sheriff to come and take me to jail. When I told him that I don,t have any issue with The IRS he start screaming at me you do as you told, if not we are going to block all your bank accounts and any property you own. I was so angry at him and told him that in this country we have law, this is not a jungle law and he said something and hang up the phone/