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New Scam Involves IRS, Wildfires

By: Alexa Hamblin
Updated: November 3, 2007
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web2007-11-03-1194147330.jpgThe IRS is warning taxpayers to keep an eye out for the e-mail scam that looks as though it's from the IRS and asks recipients to click on a link to donate to victims of the recent California wildfires. The IRS says the e-mail is nothing more than an attempt at identity theft.

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