Tax Refund Email Scam IRS Warning
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Tax Refund Email Scam: IRS Issues Important Warning
Summary:
The IRS has alerted the public about a phishing email scam that deceitfully claims recipients are owed a tax refund, aiming to steal personal information.
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IRS Alerts Public to Tax Refund Email Scam
Phishing scams are cunning attempts to trick you into sharing personal information, such as credit card numbers, Social Security numbers, and bank accounts. This data is often exploited for identity theft, opening financial accounts in your name?"a nightmare scenario.
The IRS has specifically warned about a tax refund email scam that follows this pattern: you receive an email appearing to be from the IRS, indicating you’re eligible for a tax refund. It then asks you to click a link to an IRS-like webpage where you must provide your Social Security number and other details. This scam is purely designed to steal your identity.
The IRS Never Emails Taxpayers
The IRS does not contact taxpayers via email?"especially not about tax refunds. Official communication from the IRS is sent through mail or phone calls. Do not be deceived by this scam!
Checking for Legitimate Tax Refunds
If you believe you might have a legitimate tax refund, remember that the IRS will not notify you via email. The IRS doesn’t have your email address to begin with.
For any tax refund inquiries, call the IRS directly at 1-800-829-1040. Always be cautious about unsolicited emails claiming to be from the IRS?"they are fraudulent. Stay vigilant and don’t get tricked!
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