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N♂t - ♂ut - Yet | I recieved an email from the IRS and I wanted to know if this is a real email from them. Can you help? |
After the last annual calculations of your fiscal activity we have determined that you are eligible to receive a tax refund of $116.40. Please submit the tax refund request and allow us 6-9 days in order to process it.
A refund can be delayed for a variety of reasons. For example submitting invalid records or applying after the deadline.
To access the form for your tax refund, please:
Click Here
Thank you for your patience in this matter.
Regards, Internal Revenue Service
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Is this a real email? It came from refund@irs.gov I clicked the link and it showed... http://(my IP address).irs.gov It is asking for my SSN and I don't want to give it away if it is a scam.
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No, but the place I work for has my email adress. It also didn't go in my spam box.. it went to my regular "new mail" folder. |
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thirsty mind
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It's a scam. Did you give the I.R.S. your email address?! |
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kate
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Lots of phisher putting up good emails ,
Use the contact button on the real site ,
Call the 1 - 800 number and ask them ,
Also ask them where to send suspicious emails ,
( they have a warning about them on this front page)
It will help them nail the thieves .
http://www.irs.gov/
Definitely scam per this Sept 19 th notice
Phishing and ID Theft
IRS Warns Taxpayers of New E-mail Scams
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Updated Sept. 19, 2007 — Another recent e-mail scam tells taxpayers that the IRS has calculated their "fiscal activity" and that they are eligible to receive a tax refund of a certain amount. Taxpayers receive a page of, or are sent to, a Web site (titled "Get Your Tax Refund!") that copies the appearance of the genuine "Where's My Refund?" interactive page on the genuine IRS Web site. Like the real "Where's My Refund?" page, taxpayers are asked to enter their SSNs and filing status. However, the phony Web page asks taxpayers to enter their credit card account numbers instead of the exact amount of refund as shown on their tax return, as the real "Where's My Refund?" page does. Moreover, the IRS does not send e-mails to taxpayers to advise them of refunds or to request financial information.
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linda
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1. never heard of IRS using email
2. They know your ssn, so DON'T give it to anyone
3. report this mail to FBI Cyber fraud division.
Be careful and Good Luck |
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Judy1
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No, it's a scam - see http://www.irs.gov/newsroom/article/0,,id=170894,00.html |
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bdancer222
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It's a phishing scam. The IRS does not send emails. They prefer to send lots and lots of paper in regular mail.
If you were due an additional refund, you would also not have to fill out a form. You would get a notice via regular mail and a check. |
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mattapan26
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IRS privacy rules forbid them from emailing anything confidential. The only things that an IRS person can email is a generic publication that can be downloaded off their website, even if you are a CPA or attorney and are working with them on a matter. The email you got is "phishing" which is something they have tried to warn people about. |
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Dr. Deth
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the IRS only contacts people with official nasty looking IRS letters printed on paper in scary envelopes - don't click on any links - they will steal your soul |
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Viktor-Ron Paul 2008!!
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It's got to be a scam, but I'd call them. The IRS shouldn't have your email address, and they won't get it from your work either, simply because they don't care, and email addresses can be changed so frequently, and are very insecure. They have your mailing address and phone number and they use those two methods because they are more secure, personal, and confidential.
I would check out Google searching IRS email scams, I found tons. |
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genntri
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if it is by email then yes it is a scam |
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Robert W
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It's hard to say... I would contact someone with the IRS the link below has their contact info.. something smells fishy, and you don't want to give away your SSN to just anyone.
http://www.irs.gov/help/article/0,,id=96730,00.html |
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