Anyone else had this text? Scam maybe??

Hi, i am writing to let you know that the national crime agency (NCA) and Tax authorities (HMRC) have now setup several teams just to target your industry and people like you.  I am a chartered tax specialist in London who has contacts in the NCA which is how I know this.  Over the next few months they will be undertaking hundreds of investigations, including raids to clamp down on tax evasion in your sector.  This can include a criminal prosecution. For a free initial conversation on how to protect your position and bring everything up to date please contact me at Rmarsh@rpgcc.co.uk or text me on this number to arrange a call about this.

Just some arsehole trying to drum up business for himself in a really stupid and scaremongering kind of way.The HMRC are extremely understaffed and struggle to investigate the most easily accessible small businesses so I highly doubt they will be knocking on escorts doors anytime soon and regularly at that.Given how hard to prove anything regarding appointments etc I dare say they put what little resources they do have at other types of businesses that are more likely to keep appointment books etc.
If you pay your tax as you should you have no worries.
I do think this bloke needs telling what an absolute idiot he is but the best thing is to just delete the text and not worry about it.I'm quite appalled by him and fairly sure sending round robin shock tactic spam to people would go against some sort of accounting ethics.

I do pay my taxes, but I had visions of the police knocking on my door for all my neighbours to see

Nah,it isn't very likely to happen.Just yet another Mr Man trying to get a cut of our hard earned and in a really shitty way,he must think we don't pay taxes or are thick or both.

Almost definitely a scam of some sort - I find it highly improbable that a tax specialist (especially a partner or head of) is touting for business at all, let alone by this means. The email link in the message is possibly some kind of click bait.

Almost definitely a scam of some sort - I find it highly improbable that a tax specialist (especially a partner or head of) is touting for business at all, let alone by this means. The email link in the message is possibly some kind of click bait.

This could most likely be the most logical explanation.I'd be tempted to email the actual email address and ask him if he is aware that this is doing the rounds and if it is him then he is breaking the FRC (Financial Reporting Council)codes of conduct.

Hmm, quite an elaborate set up. I'm wondering if this may be connected to the guy who does the fake dropped calls and gets off on being blackmailed. Let's just call it "hooker's hunch".

He probably he sees escorts himself