Imagine getting a phantom call that pretends to be a federal agency. The message usually warns of a grand jury appearance or a looming Treasury seizure, then urges you to dial a number to “resolve” the issue. That script is a classic robocall scam designed to harvest personal data or charge fees. Never call back on a suspicious number, especially via VoIP services that conceal your identity. Hang up, block the caller, and report the incident to the FTC or the FTC’s Do Not Call Registry. Verify any genuine government contact through official channels before taking action.
I got a message on July 13, 2020, at 12:57 pm EST, allegedly from the Treasury Department, stating that I had to appear before a grand jury for a federal offense, but when I tried to call back, the number was unreachable.
I just recieved the same message, it was from the Treasury Department, they said I need to be present before a grand jury, but I think its a scam.
A suspicious message was left, claiming to be from the Treasury Department, warning of a final contact, which seemed like a typical scam tactic.
