Robocalls alleging tax fraud from the Canada Revenue Agency, complete with threats of arrest warrants and lawsuits, scream scam from the start. These tactics prey on fear to extract money or personal info, often from overseas operations ignoring real protocols like certified letters for legit issues. Hang up immediately if you get one—never call back or provide details. Block the number, report to the FTC or your local authorities, and verify any tax concerns directly through official CRA channels. Stay vigilant; ignoring these keeps scammers at bay without risking your security.
A badly produced robocall pretended to pursue a lawsuit and arrest warrant from the Canada Revenue Agency, which seems unlikely.
A recorded message urged me to call back, alleging fraudulent tax filings over several years and demanding payment—clearly a scam. Stay away!
The caller claimed to be from the Canada Revenue Agency, demanding immediate contact due to an alleged arrest warrant, but gave no personal details, suggesting a likely scam.
