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If you haven’t been warned recently that your car warranty has expired, that something has gone badly wrong with your Social Security account or that you are in big trouble with the Internal Revenue Service, then you must not have a phone.
These days, most of us have telephones that display the number that’s calling before we answer. This “feature” actually goes right back to the 1960s, and it’s known in North American English as Caller ID, although it doesn’t actually identify the caller, just the caller’s number.
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I've had several voicemails from this number. The woman says she's Julie Smith from the IRS, I owe money, and I have to call her back immediately. I called my accountant and she said this is a scam because if you really owe the IRS money, you get a notice in the mail not a phone call.
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