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Just called. Who are you and srop calling

Just called me.  Seems I qualified to enter a SuperDuper contest after a survey.  Sick of vermin like this.

Just called me, I don't answer if I don't know who it is so I didn't answer.

At first I didn't catch what she said the first time and she repeated and said I signed up for a daily jackpot and they that she would transfer me to answer a few questions. When I asked her what or where I would have signed up she just repeated her spiel and again asked if it was ok to transfer me. I still did NOT say yes (I said I don't even know why you are calling). It appears yes is what they are looking for because at that point she said "Ok disregard the call".

This is a scam !!  She kept saying that her name was Michelle from a Jackpot price place and that the phone call is recorded. I just hung up. Really ?????

Hate these random calls scammers stop calling

Keep getting this on my 'missed calls'. Don't know them. They just hang up when I don't answer and don't leave a message.

Okay dirt bag I am arranging my father's funeral and you [***] call me three times this is a scam because they never leave a message. Low life trash that make these calls. Get a real job if you can with your record.

Called me and I answered but nobody said anything for like 2minutes and then a woman started talking as I was hanging up. Dont know who you are but your in oregon.

Did not answer and left no voicemail.

Called me and left no message. Glad to see that (well, not really, but...) I'm not alone. According to my caller ID they are out of Oregon City, Oregon, in Clackamas County. I thought it might be something official, as this is the county seat. Glad to see it is not. Thanks 800notes! :D

Called me again. Didnt leave a messege except for breathing and then hung up

I got this call and they said I won the jackpot lottery? I asked how I won if I hadn't entered and they said it was from something I filled out online. She then said I just needed to answer a short survey to get my chance to win and I wanted to see where this was going I said ok. Transferred to survey, 20 some odd press 1 for yes and 2 for no questions later, everything from "do you or anyone you know have diabetes to do you have a bank acct." I answered no to all but one. That was all it took to get the next person that said I had won a free $100 gift card for Walmart, Target, somewhere else, they just needed my email to send confirmation of my win to...Ok transfer again. Now they want my address to send it to. I asked them what the catch was, was it going to cost anything, why they were giving me now a $200 gift card for free, and was told there was NO fee or catch. I gave them my address and he said " They would be sending me my packet and that was just a small $7.95 shipping and handling fee, how would I like to pay!!!!!! I asked why there was a $7.95 fee on a gift card and was told " If I ordered something on line I would have to pay shipping and handling, that's just the way it works"  I reminded him I didn't order anything and had supposedly "WON" this and was told no less than 7 times there was no fee or catch to this SCAM. He actually asked if I was going to give up a now $400 dollar card over a $7.95 shipping fee?  Yes! Yes I was.  I new this was a scam from "HELLO"  and gave them no really info.  If they get your card # they can empty your acct. in a heartbeat!!!    

Called me two times in a row. If I don't pick up the first time then obviously I'm busy.  

Phone rang, I answered. No one said anything then they hung up.

I answered because it was a local number, but this was a robo call from http://www.thedailyjackpot.com/. People who hear nothing after answering are experiencing the robo call connection failing.

A woman asked me if I would take a survey to be entered in a sweepstakes to win $25,000, I said okay to see what it was about and she forwarded me to an automated system that tried to get me to agree to a seemingly endless series of offers. I eventually hung up and looked them up. It seems like a trickier, more aggressive version of Publisher's Clearing House. The Sweepstakes seems real, but of course its main purpose is to get people to sign up for other sponsored offers.