716-206-3218

I have gotten a call from this number several times a day for the past week.  The recording says to call them back and they are calling from the IRS.  

I am on a do not call list.  So I don't know how to stop them.  

There is another number pretending to be irs 716 221 0101. Be aware.

February 6, 2014. just got the call today.  glad i googled before calling back. Same message as everyone has noted.

This isn't a scam. Google the 800 number. It takes you to the levy dept of the IRS.

OK, if you are a real IRS person, why won't the REAL IRS or some other legitimate .gov agency shut down these clowns??

Left no message and no. is now out of service. Big scam. They'll just get  new no.  Just don't give them a ny info.  Basic rule.

this number called me at my job on my private line,when I called it back....disconnected.This is crazy.

Same  thing  got  a    phone  call   this  morning.  When  I    answer  they  hung  up.  I     called   back  and    number   not  in   service.  So   is  this  a   scam   or  what?????  

I got the same call from the same number.  I was reluctant to give them any info so I went to the www.irs.gov website and called their 800 number.  It is all legit.  The call I received is actually the IRS!

I have received several calls from this number on my cell phone over the past  weeks.  The last call, there was an automated message left stating that it was the IRS and to call 1-800-829-7650 and use code 2887960089 by the end of the day.  I did not. Is there any way to catch these crooks?

I received this call this morning and they immediately asked for my SSN.  I told them that I didn't feel comfortable, and asked if I could just give them the case number that was given during the recorded message.  He insisted that they would need my SSN to verify my identity.  I refused, and he said that I could take it up with my local IRS office and hung up.  I googled the "716" number and it lead me to this site.  I googled the "877" number, and it stated that no such number exists.  It is my understanding that the IRS will contact you by letter if there is an issue with your status, and not leave a message saying that you must contact them by the end of the day.  Please proceed with caution... give NO ONE your SSN!

716-206-3218 called and left a voicemail on 5/8/2014 saying it was the irs and to call before the end of the business day. I didn't and checked the number knowing the irs always contacts by mail. SCAMMERS!

Received another call from 716-206-3218 showing they were from IRS...Tried calling # back, wouldn't go through...said to ck # again.  Ck'd on internet and found it to be a scam and to report it.  I am on the donot call list, but, doesn't seem to make a difference any more. I hope these scammers are finally caught before someone's identity is stolen................

My 12 y/o who hardly ever even uses his phone got this same message.

Caller ID shows IRS , woman on msg says to call 8779683413 before close of business today with case number xxxxxx

I received a message from phone number 716-206-3218 telling me it was the IRS, gave me a case number and said I needed to call by EOB.  I checked and Googled and found it is a scam.  Don't fall for it people!  When you look on the IRS website, they say that they ALWAY first contact you by mail!!!

Received an automated call from 716-206-3218. The voice left me a message instructing me to call the IRS by close of business Tod,at (8pm) 're case file #8775960289.

I called our local county sheriff to ask if there were any local scams being run. I got NO help. So I called the IRS  and waited 20 minutes. I googled the number the call came from and found the information listed from other scam targets. I won't be calling them back

thanks brad I received this call today and I believe you, I live in lousiana but I'm from Covington, Ky and I know family and friends that work at the IRS in Covington

Gave my info to direct loan consolidation (scam) which was a mistake. Few hrs later I received this call. All my IRS issues were done with come last tax season. Lesson learned, always call your loan companies directly.

It's the G. Just another random harassment campaign. Just to make sure you know that THEY know...