WARNING! Spammers are now sending Fraudulent emails disguised as IRS notifications in an attempt to lure you into a phishing scheme. Do not respond or download attachments.

Speaking of TAX refund scams, just received this. Interesting things to note: 1. They list a relatively small refund amount which initially makes it believable, and 2. Believe-ability goes right out the window when you see a bogus web address and the email is riddled with spelling errors.

Like the economy isn’t in bad enough shape as it is—raising gas prices, food prices, you name it, it costs more. Now people are out to steal your IRS refunds.

After the last annual calculations of your fiscal activity we have determined that you are eligible to receive a tax refund of $268.32.

IRS Tax Refund Email Phishing Scam Alert. Fake emails posing as the IRS trying to get you to divulge information. Read more

The Department of Justice has recently become aware of fraudulent spam e-mail messages claiming to be from DOJ. Based upon complaints from the public