312-667-9781

Message said IRS is suing me.  This is B.S.!

Rec'd two calls today within the space of a few hours saying the IRS is suing me and threatening direc consequences if i don't call the number given. I am not being sued. The recording is so bad that it gives it away as spam.

They did not leave a message but I called the number back and the message said it is for a company doing political surveys and they do give a website you can go to. NOT DOING IT!

All my calls go to auto voice message unless I absolutely recognize the name that appears on my tv.  Caller identified himself in robo call as Steve Parker from IRS saying they have received a legal petition notice regarding tax fraud against me  Call immediately at 310-4481591 before I get arrested or it goes to the federal claims court.

Call yesterday, so blocked #, they call again on different number. Scam

It's someone posing as an IRS agent, threatening me to call them because they say they're going to file some sort of legal papers, and for me to contact them right away.  Have never called them and have no intention of ever doing so.  This is a fraud.  They use different telephone numbers, but the message is always the same. Sometimes they leave a verbal message - always threatening.

Called at 9:00pm and did not leave a message

Caller ID: SERV INFORMELEC; left message wanting to know if I voted in yesterday's election; a$$hole.  I don't answer calls I don't recognize.

Called at the top of the hour; I do not answer numbers I don't recognize. No voicemail message received.

Called to ask who I voted for in the US election, a month after the election...  None of your business...  Blocked number, received calls from same Caller ID, but different numbers.

Didn't answer -- they've called before and i don't answer.

I didn't recognize the number, so didn't answer.  No message left.  Tip:  Never answer any phone call whose number you don't recognize.  You'll likely be off their list faster than if you answer.

got a call from this number. no message left.

I got a call at 8:53 PM on January 18. The man said "This is a one-question survey. Did you vote in the election?" I answered yes. The man coughed and cleared his throat. The he said he was sorry, but he couldn't hear my response because he was coughing. He repeated the question. Again I answered yes. He coughed again, apologized again, and asked the question again. I hung up. I just heard on the new that this is a scam, and that the callers are trying to get a recording of you voice saying "yes." They warned to watch your bank account and credit card activity if this has happened to you.

I just received a call asking me if I voted in last election....before thinking I said yes, then realized that maybe I shouldn't have done that.  I only answered because my caller ID said it was a survey. Stupid.

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Received a call from this telephone number. No message was left. Prior calls from this number, as I reported over on 800notes.com, belongs to Informed Electorate, a survey outfit.

I think this is a workable idea but we need to convince our reps to do it. Share this site! http://tiny.cc/StopPhoneScamCalls

"John from Informed Electorate" (he claimed to be) called, very very friendly.  I answered the call because I expected a call from a relative.  Ordinarily, I never answer calls I'm not expecting, and I block the number after they hang up.  Unless they leave a voice message.  99% of the time, I delete it, then block them.  The rest I check out.  They are wasting their time, not mine, and not getting any money from me, ever.

So "John from Informed Electorate" at 312-667-9781 asked me to answer ONE question: did I vote in the last election.  I said YES.  He then asked ANOTHER question: what is my first name.  Second question, and why?  Suspicious, I declined to answer.  He then asked if he could call back, and I informed him I'd check them out.  So I did.

And I found a defunct political Web site, "Informed Electorate" ( http://votethewill.org/ ).  If "John" is calling from there, he needs to revise the Clinton/Trump poll stuff.  That election is over, thank God.  But there's a different number on the Web site Contact page, isn't there, "John"?  So either way, you're a fraudster, probably calling on an old Princess phone in mommy's basement.  And your call #2 will never get past my Panasonic, with 150 blocked creeps like you so far, and 100 to go.

It came up on my phone line as surv informedelec. I didn't answer. They left no message.  It is obviously a scam. I answered them once and I hung up when they started asking for money. They claim they were interested in surveying people on political views.