Like a wolf in sheep’s clothing, the ringless voicemail from a so‑called ‘National Tax Advisory Services, LLC’ pretends to be an A+ BBB‑rated tax relief firm. In reality it’s a classic tax‑relief scam that pushes you to call a Tennessee number and enroll in a bogus “Zero Tax Relief” program. Do not call the number back; hang up and block the caller. Verify any tax‑help offers directly with official agencies, and report the call to the FTC and your phone carrier. Keep your personal and financial info offline until you’ve confirmed the legitimacy of the source. Ringless voicemail and fake BBB rating are common red flags.
Apparently, a ringless voicemail occured on my cell phone on 10/08/22, wich I wish I had saved the recoding of, because I know of a law firm that's doing reseach for a class action suit under the Telephone Consumer Protection Act.
Thanks for this service, and to the other posters, I got the same message on voicemail from somone named Um Jessica
A follow-up notification was left by a representative from National Tax Advisory Services LLC, touting a new zero tax relief program that supposedly allows individuals to eliminate their tax debt.
A message was left without providing any specific information or names
A caller from the Massachusetts area code left a message claiming to represent National Advisory Services LLC, a supposedly BBB-rated company, offering a tax relief program that seems to be a total scam, especially since the real company is based in California.
I experienced a similar situation with the same phone number, but it was associated with a Texas number.
The area code of this number suggests it is from Tennessee, but the caller ID indicated a different location, which raises suspicions about the caller's legitimacy.
Similar experiences have been reported, with this number being linked to a scam that occurred on 11/9 at 2:02pm.
As mentined earlier, this is a scam tax call, dont fall for it
On 10/24/22, I received an identical message, suggesting a potential scam.
The message from Jessica at National Tax Advisory Services, LLC, mentioned a Zero Tax Relief Program, but it seemed like a potential scam, so I didn't follow up.