Yes, some scammers pose as government agencies like the IRS. Remember, the IRS usually communicates by mail, not by phone. However, if you've been working with an IRS agent and have received official letters, they may call you. Stay vigilant and always verify the source. #ScamAwareness #StayVigilant #FraudPrevention #VerifyBeforeYouTrust
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