773-637-4973

Got a call from a woman who told me to call a Mr. Russell at 1-866-516-7311 to find out where to pick up the major prize I'd been awarded.

Just got the same message today.  Sounds kinda fishy, but does anyone have any better info?

I got the message today, some scripted b.s. about winning a Lincoln Navigator.  The young woman was a bit hard to understand, but said her name was Diane then she rattled off my name, home address and my email address, saying I had registered for this contest online and to call to claim my prize.  What's funny is I'm supposed to give my winning prize code...but she didn't leave me one!  Obviously a big scam, but I am very bothered by the fact that she had my full name, home address and email address.  The number the left for me to call to "claim my prize" was 1-866-557-4173.  Would really like to know who these people are and where the dug up all this info on me.  Also, as an FYI, in searching for info on this there was another 1-866 number I came across where some folks posted about the exact same Lincoln Navigator scam.

I got same call....Does anyone know or remember where they signed up? Was it the Chicago Auto Show???????

I had several calls and then a voice mail from this number saying the exact same as all of the other posts.  

I figure this is a way of getting around the "no-call" list for telemarketing companies.

Go the same message today from Prize Comm as listed by the caller Id from the number 773-637-4973. They told me to call the number 866-234-5505. Same deal, hard to understand woman named Diane.

I called the number of the "Prize Director" and got his voice mail. I did not leave a message..

My husband got the same exact call from this lady named Diane Foster. Just like all of your posts, her message claimed that my husband won a Navigator. What's really odd is how she has our exact home address and my husabands email address. I asked my husband about giving out his information and he said it might be a scam. Oh, I also called the "Director" and all there is was a voicemail...I didn't leave one. I also checked my husbands email address and there was no email about the so claimed "winnings". I figure if they really wanted to get in touch with the winner, they will leave a message....bunch of scammers...

I got the same call today. They knew my name and full address. The thing that made it seem fishy to me was they had an email that I havent used in years. I dont even remember the password for it. Has anyone followed through to see if it is a scam?

Thanks

Female called saying something about my e-mail address when i asked who was calling she hanged up.