Be Aware of the Latest Tax Scam

When we think April 15th – we think taxes and IRS and this is not the best combination we can think of. Just thinking about IRS make us feel (at least) uncomfortable. That’s why it’s so easy to fall for that type of scam.

“Fake IRS agents call taxpayers, claim they owe taxes, and pressure them with demands for payment using a prepaid debit card or a wire transfer. They threaten their targets with arrest, deportation or loss of a business or driver’s license, said J. Russell George, Treasury inspector general for tax administration.

The fake agents mask their caller ID, making it look like the call is coming from the IRS. In some cases, even more frightening, fake agents know the last four digits of Social Security numbers. They go so far as to follow up their targets with official-looking emails.”

In case you are not sure or you answer that scam-call please contact IRS office by yourself (call or visit) and make sure what’s going on.

More information please visit Forbes website – click here

Facebook Updates

…and again Facebook Team decided to make some changes. Don’t worry – there are not that many of those changes, it’s more of the layout than available features.

Here is a link to a TechCrunch article on Facebook updates: TechCrunch (<- click on the name)