<prompt> Human: Hey everyone, I just got off the phone with a strange call, with a man who identified himself as Steve Daelish. He stated he was some sort of officer.He claimed I was being audited by the IRS, and that I had over reported my income. Because of this, I owed 1998. Im 99 sure this callclaim was fraudulent for several reasons.1. Ive never over reported my income. 2. He said I had to go to the nearest Walgreens, Wal-Mart, or 7-11 and use an EFTPS no idea what that is, which would be taken as evidence I could pay what I owed.3. He said I had to stay on the phone with him the entire time, or else this would be taken as running away from the situation, which he implied would result in a warrant for my arrest.So here are my questions. Is this fraud? Does the IRS contact people like this if theyre being audited? Were these valid, legal requests I was asked to participate in? If this is fraud, who do I contact?Thanks everyone, hope all is well  <response>: Yes. IRS typically does not make phone calls. Instead they communicate using good ol paper mail but also be weary of those too. 