They did not need a badge, just a phone line and a little fear. Imagine picking up the phone and hearing that the Internal Revenue Service was after you—now, not later. Before you can process the words, you’re told the police are on their way unless you pay, right now. In the early two thousand tens, a new kind of fraud swept across American phone lines—one that didn’t ask you to believe in a story, but demanded you obey.
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