Man pretending to be Officer Kevin Smith keeps surfacing, and the pattern is unmistakable: a fake police or IRS threat, an Indian or Dominican accent, and a demand to call back the same 347‑286‑7377 line. The best move is to let the call go to voicemail, never return the number, and report the incident to local law enforcement or the FTC. Block the caller ID, consider a call‑blocking app, and keep your personal info locked down. If you do answer, stay calm, request written proof, and hang up. Document the call details for any future investigation.
A message was left on my landline on February 16th from an individual claiming to be Officer Kevin Smith, but due to the suspicious nature of the call, I deleted it without further action.
A man with an Indian accent, claiming to represent the IRS, threatened to take me to court and arrest me.
I recieved a call from a female voice, claimed to be with the police hot crime division, its a scam, dont call back
A message was received from a man with an Indian accent, threatening legal action, which appears to be a scam, and such individuals should seek legitimate employment instead of attempting to swindle people out of money
Fortunately, I allowed these calls to go to voicemail, avoiding potential scams.
A person posing as a police officer threatened to take legal action, which I believe to be a scam
I just recived the same call, the man had indian accent and didnt even mention my name, thats a big scam, we should sue them
Kevin Smiths threat of legal action is completly unjustifyed and i feel sorry for elder people who may be misinformed by such tactics, wheres the integrety?
Similar experience here, the caller didnt threaten, just said it was a time sensitive matter, and claimed to be a officer named Kevin Smith with a indian accent, seem like a scammer
Some scammer with an indian accent claiming to be from IRS wanted to take me to court
The caller introduced himself as officer Kevin Smith, but it was clearly a scam; they were seeking a callback, which is fortunate we have a prepaid phone to avoid further issues.
A man with a Dominican Republic accent, claiming to be from the New York Staten Island police force, called and demanded we call back the same number that appeared on our cell phone or face legal consequences - this is a clear fishing scam
Some guy pretent to be a cop and threaten to take action against me
