IRS warns Oklahoma residents of tax refund scam
Nothing is certain but death, taxes and, now, fake IRS refund notices.
An e-mail scam going around shows a copy of the real Internal Revenue Service logo and contains official-sounding language. But odd wording and misspellings suggest something’s awry.
The subject line says: "Notificantion to you about tax refund 2010.”
E-mail scams often contain clues, Oklahoma -based IRS spokesman Da...
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