IRS e-mail *SCAM*

[blakstr1]

I got an e-mail the other day stating I had made a $67.83 mistake on my taxes and I was entitled to the refund amount...the whole e-mail looks very authentic until you scroll way down and see the line where they ask for you ATM PIN#...  BEWARE!  any correspondence from the IRS will be received through the USPS, whether you eFiled or not.

[Cheetam]

I got that one last week, along with 2 from Chase Bank, 3 from eBay and a couple others that only said "Credit Union".  I have a publicized University address, so I get that kind of stuff all the time...I wonder if there is any way to go after these folks?

[djkimmel]

If we could figure out how to make everyone in the whole world less gullible and smarter, maybe these low brow idiots would give up and crawl back under the rock...?