‘Why me?’ California man asks of Texas impersonator
Tagged: California, Texas
Guillermo Espinoza learned he was a victim of identity theft by a Pilgrim’s Pride worker when he received a letter from the Internal Revenue Service in 2006 saying he owed $6,000 in taxes.
Even though he knew he was innocent, Mr. Espinoza, 36, said he was terrified for his financial future.
“I mean, this is the IRS. They will take your money,” he said. “They’ll garnish money from your wages. I’m on a budget. I can’t afford this right now.”"*
*From: www.dallasnews.com
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Filed Under: 1. Hispanic News, Eye Openers, People, Your Money
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