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**if you're a nsfw blog please nicely get away from me ❤️**

[reblog-thisif]

Reblog this if its okay for your followers to introduce themselves to you.

[jamausis]

Just come to my ask box and tell me stuff about yourself. Your pets. Your favorite music. What you had for breakfast this morning. Literally anything you want, I love making new friends

[taylorswiftville]

I MADE ACTUAL FRIENDS DOING THIS BEFORE

[moonlightlynn-deactivated201708]

PLEASE DONT BE AFRAID TO TALK TO ME I LOVE MAKING FRIENDS AND EVERYONE IS SO LOVELY

[saygoodbyeandgo]

[catholicsibling]

do it.

Seriously, this is perfect.

Wow.. So Beautiful

[pixieiee-deactivated20181212]

im crying omfg this made my night

[exoticlarry]

made my day

[cockdrippin]

The whole thing..mmmm

[sissyfag38]

Let’s see

[mraviators]

Hmmmm

[ahazune]

I’m scared but okay

Update: This was very worth it :00 its beautiful.

[alices-schizophrenic-world-deac]

okay i guess

[kasumikay-deactivated20221118]

ok…

[vapid-but-not-vacant-deactivate]

…?

[animaltalesans-deactivated20170]

Figured it out, and oh my god this made my night

[rt-closetcryptic]

Haha. I get it.

[kirnflow-deactivated20180506]

Uh…ok..?

[joonserendipity-deactivated2018]

lemme try dis

edit: oml im sobbing right now this is perfect. if this isnt working for you, what you do is go onto your blog and click the picture connected to this post. it’s beautiful

[blog-the-star-child]

ok..?

Edit:

holy fuck im sobbing

[roseverdict]

aight gimme a sec

[that-one-guy-who-does-the-thing]

wat

[eyelluminati-triangle-blog]

Hmmm…

[tadstrangeblogs-blog]

I am curious to see what will happen.

[imgoingoutside]

Well let’s give it a go!

edit: omfg my hEART

[jazzybears-1-blog]

Mkay

[glory-of-hera-blog]

the f is this

edit: I fucking hate all of you

[illinoisgooglehistory-blog]

//Umm, okay?

[hawaiisgooglehistory]

//it’s not working for me???

[chanalogy]

Welp, worth a try

[sdupidmannsstuff-deactivated201]

Woof

[sdupidmannsstuff-deactivated201]

imma try it one more time on me laptop t might work it might not ;-;

[weirdest-kitten-deactivated2021]

For me it didn’t work

[dransnake-archived]

I’ll see if this one works I guess

[asrielisdeadandsoischara]

eh

[ask-the-therapy-gengar]

I’m bored and curious

[bunbunns8-blog]

it didnt work

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[macrolit]

Why you joined Tumblr

Reblog this and say in three words or less what led you to join Tumblr.

[witch-bird-arts-deactivated2018]

Mutuals

[bellmismagius]

Friends.

[bunbunns8-blog]

because i did

[books-have-the-power]

IRS Scam

I don’t normally do big dramatic posts like this but the scariest shit happened to me today, so pay attention friends in America, because IRS Scams are happening. 

I was at work today, and get a call from a Washington number, i answered and it was recording telling me to call the number back, this is a final notice from the IRS. Well, naturally, that got my attention. 

I call the number, and a woman answers, says her name is Ashley Johnson. She tells me i’m being sued by the IRS for tax fraud and that there is a warrant put for my arrest. That DEFINITELY got my attention. 

I ask how is that possible? She tells me from the years of 2008-2012, my taxes were filed incorrectly, which has resulted in my owing the IRS over 6,000 dollars. I ask how this can be a final notice because I never received any correspondence from them. She then reads me my address, asks me to confirm it, and tells me 3 letters had been sent to my place of residence. 

I NEED TO POINT OUT HERE, I DID NOT GIVE HER MY ADDRESS. SHE ALREADY HAD IT. 

I tell her I’m genuinely confused about how this could possibly be happening, and she starts getting VERY nasty with me. She rambles off the facts she’d already presented to me again, very aggressively. I respond very calmly by saying that I’m being very receptive to what she is saying, I’m not being argumentative at all, and I just want to resolve this issue, that I don’t appreciate the way she is talking to me when I’m cooperating. 

She responds by informing me, again, that there is a warrant out for my arrest. 

I ask about a payment plan. My friend’s ex boyfriend had owed back taxes, and they set him up with a plan, so I knew it was an option. She says, yes, we can set that up. How much can you pay right now. 

I tell her I can’t pay anything right now, that I literally I’ve paycheck to paycheck and the soonest I could have any money at all is in two weeks when I get paid again. She tells me if I don’t pay 1,000 dollars right now she will send a deputy to arrest me. 

She asks if I have a credit card, I respond no. She asks how much money is in my savings account, and I respond by telling her I don’t have one, that I’m not trying to be difficult but I literally don’t have anything to give her. She gets very nasty with me again. 

At this point I’ve informed my coworker what is going on, and the woman she was ringing up at the register over heard. 

Back on the phone, I tell the woman once again I’m really trying to work with her and I don’t appreciate her speaking to me the way she is. 

At this point the customer and my coworker walk over. The customer tells me its a scam, don’t tell them anything. My coworker takes the phone from, and proceeds to tell the woman on the other line she’s my mother, and begins in on a conversation with her. 

From what I could hear, she’s being very nasty to my coworker as well, who is now demanding that the letters that were sent to my house be faxed to us immediately. My coworker finally says that she thinks this is a scam, that they can’t send anyone to arrest me. The woman on the other line finally hangs up on my coworker, and i promptly burst into tears. 

LISTEN TO ME. THE IRS WILL NEVER CALL YOU DEMANDING MONEY OVER THE PHONE. THEY WILL NOT DEMAND MONEY WITHOUT SENDING YOU A BILL FIRST. THEY WILL NOT ASK FOR YOUR CREDIT CARD OR DEBIT CARD INFORMATION OVER THE PHONE.

THEY WILL NOT THREATEN TO ARREST YOU. 

This is serious guys. Everyone take warning. Reblog this. Spread the word.

Friends with anxiety and or anyone prone to panic attacks, do not let them get to you. I spent the rest of the day having an anxiety attack, because some seriously terrible human beings were trying to do something truly terrible. 

Here’s a link to the IRS page that warns about scamming, and how to be on the lookout: 

https://www.irs.gov/uac/IRS-Urges-Public-to-Stay-Alert-for-Scam-Phone-Calls

There’s a link on this site to follow to report a scam if it happens to you.

DO NOT GIVE ANY PERSONAL INFORMATION OUT. DO NOT GIVE THEM YOUR SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER OR CREDIT/DEBIT CARD INFO.

Be safe out there, guys.

[its-dull-you-twit]

This is my cousin, and it absolutely happened to her today, so be safe guys.  

[jenniferrpovey]

They tried this on me. Fortunately I’m savvy and know how the IRS operates.

If you get this phone call, hang up, write down the time, and then go to https://www.ftccomplaintassistant.gov/#&panel1-1 and file a complaint. This helps the FTC (who’s responsibility it is) track who is getting these calls and in some cases can actually get them to stop.

If they call again after that, hang up.

If the IRS wants/needs to ask you for money they’ll send you a bill, not call you.

The scam is so prevalent that the IRS has posted guidelines for spotting the calls and another link to report the scam to them here: https://www.irs.gov/uac/Newsroom/Scam-Phone-Calls-Continue%3B-IRS-Identifies-Five-Easy-Ways-to-Spot-Suspicious-Calls

Here are a few more tips:

1. It is illegal for anyone calling you to ask for money by money transfer, electronic check or cash reload card.

2. It is illegal for a telemarketer not to identify themselves and their company when they call. In fact, they are supposed to do this before they say anything else. If they do not identify themselves as the first thing they do, hang up. They are either A. A scammer or B. Poorly trained.

3. If somebody calls claiming to be from a company you do business with and does one of the following:

a. Asks you for extra money.

b. Asks you for personal information, especially information that company should already have.

c. Does not give their name.

d. Refuses to deal with you without your spouse/partner also on the call.

e. Tells you you have a bad transaction on your credit card or bank account.

HANG UP.

Then call the company back. If the issue is legitimate, they will be able to verify it. If it is not, then they will be able to file a complaint.

Also hang up immediately if you have won a cruise, money or anything else, if they claim your computer has a virus (I always laugh at this one, because they tell me my Windows computer has a virus. I use a Mac and have no Windows license on it), or if it’s a recorded message (those things are the plague of modern life).

[emotionalmorphine]

This is also happening in Australia. People are receiving phone calls from the “Australian Taxation Department”, generally demanding that they pay money they apparently owe in back taxes. But they can also be offering tex return money that you can “claim” by paying fake administration fees.

My mom received one of these calls and despite not having worked for over 30 years they were quite clever and had information on health care benefits, too, saying that my mom owed money for her untaxed years. I took the phone from her and told them I knew it was a scam and hung up. Ten minutes later the same person rang back and said they were going to call the police and had a warrant for arrest. Of course, that didn’t happen as it was fake as.

But if you have elderly relatives or relatives who aren’t so keyed into these scammers, talk to them about it. Tell them how these scammers work.

The ATO may ring you from time to time but they will never:

- act aggressively or threaten you

- demand immediate payment over the phone or at a post office

- insist that the police will arrest you immediately if you do not pay

Here is the Facebook post made by the ATO:

If you’re ever in any doubt: HANG UP.  If in doubt about the authenticity of a call that you receive from the ATO, you can call them on 1800 008 540.

Keep your relatives safe. Inform them of the latest scams. Help them identify scammers and help them deal with nusciance phone calls.

[gehayi]

Here’s something I’ve done–thank them and say goodbye. They will be furious and insist that you need to talk to the IRS immediately. Tell them you know that, which is why you are going to call the IRS as soon as you get off the phone. After all, there are so many scammers out there.

The scammer is now in a bind. A real IRS agent would support this–and it is the last thing they want.

While they’re fumbling for an answer (or trying to scare you/call your bluff, hang up.

And then call the IRS immediately. Specifically, their line for frauds and hoaxes. Tell them everything you recall about the scam call, the person’s accent, etc. The odds are that the person who you speak to will be very kind, very knowledgeable and very reassuring. They do know that people are afraid of the taxman; that’s half the reason people believe scammers in the first place. (And the IRS will not find you suspect because these assholes called you.)

[happinessisntfun]

I’ve gotten about ten of these calls from two or three different mumbers. Watch out.

[sometimes-tyeino]

ASK CALL

WHO WANTS AN ASK FROM SEA FLOOF??? REBLOG IF WANT ASK FROM SEA FLOOF.

[bunbunns8-blog]

i wanna make a sideblog for my art but i cant get the motivation to draw and usually my art looks like shit when i do

[bunbunns8-blog]

you can use these as icons as long as u give credit though :/

[taylorfeatcats-deactivated20160]

reblog if school has actually made you cry

like the stress, the pressure and everything ya know. everyone keeps saying like ‘school makes me cry’ and stuff but has it really made you cry bc i cried a lot of times tbh

[thatgirlwithanopinion-deactivat]

Oh, definitely. I was so stressed out it wasn’t even funny. Waking up 5 o’clock in the morning to get to school by 7:30 am for first period. My dad would drive me to school during my first couple of years of high school, and there were so many days I would be in the front seat either crying or knocked out because I was just so tired. I got, on average, maybe an hour or two of sleep per day, sometimes even less. I would be at school all day (9 periods of class, every day) then afterwards I would have fencing practice until 5 pm. Then I would have to take a two hour commute via bus and train back home. If I had a fencing meet that day I wouldn’t get home until even later, like 8 or 9 pm. In the winter I would leave my house before the sun rose and wouldn’t get out until after the sun set, so my skin ended up being so pale because of the lack of vitamin D I was getting my teachers started getting worried. A couple of years I had no lunch period because it didn’t fit in my schedule, so sometimes I would go the whole day without a meal. I actually asked my Spanish teacher one year if I could eat a sandwich in her class because I would be starving and she was nice and allowed it. In my senior year I got perfect attendance without even realizing it because my dad instilled in me that, unless you’re dying, you go to school. “Your future employer’s not going to be happy if you stay home all the time!” That’s what he would say.

I tried really hard to keep it together at school though. Most of my friends have never seen me cry or even upset. I tried to enjoy it as much as I could, despite the stress.

[garudien]

I was heavily depressed through middle school and high school, but I don’t think I cried. It ended up being a case of extreme apathy until I ended up just stopped attending school. I officially dropped out 3 months later and just sort of homeschooled myself. Come university, my first two years were hell because I was playing catch up (as in, I knew how to do it, but wasn’t good at it) with everything I SHOULD’VE learned in high school, but I managed through. Thankfully I had already started my recovery from my depression and being driven to overcome pushed the tears back. First time I officially cried though was when I failed an exam in my favorite professor’s class. I felt so terrible because she did so much to make sure we understood everything, but I was running a high fever the day of the exam and just couldn’t focus. I felt so bad, I couldn’t even bring myself to explain to her why I failed. I accepted her disappointment and cried in my room that night.

[yourladyindank]

In the shower before every single chemistry test. And over my homework often

[snowflake-collections-deactivat]

Oooh yes

[bunbunns8-blog]

i broke down AT SCHOOL and nobody gave a shit :)

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FCC HOTLINE: [phone]

[kicsterash]

I don’t normally reblog things like these on this blog, but this is very serious. There’s plan for another protest on the 12 of July which I plan on being part of.

[lovblush]

retweet if you’re GAY, you’re CONCERNED ABOUT THE BEES, or if you WANNA DIE

[bunbunns8-blog]

fluff potato

[thefluffybunny]

Reblog if you are just a good ol’ asshole who needs some love!

Follow me at -> Tumblr

[916gawd-deactivated20190411]

Reblog if you think public libraries are important and should be maintained.

[bunbunns8-blog]

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

I've recently started playing this game called 'The Wolf', if anyone wants to play it with me my username is always the same ' t a i n t e d '

[bunbunns8-blog]

(sorry the pic looks all weird, it’d show up as absolute black on camera if i took it without the flash on) i took it at 1:50 am lol

[bunbunns8-blog]

what the fuck is wrong with me

I know I have an eating disorder, but I don't get it, I starve myself then eat a bunch of shit later