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Lots of people have been trouble using the IRS’ Stimulus Payment website. It offers to let you check your payment or add direct deposit information, and that works for a majority of people.
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IRS Stimulus Check Phone Number
However, the minority that it has not worked for is substantial.
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I, for one, get this message when I try to check mine:
Many people got a letter in the mail this week confirming their payment, but if you didn’t, there could be an issue.
While you won’t find it on the IRS website, there is an actual phone number you can call to reach a human being.
That IRS phone number is 800-919-9835.
I obviously can’t guarantee you’ll get the help you need, but it’s worth a shot!
HT: CNN
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