800-309-7000

Got a voicemail from Tammy saying she met me at the zoo in April when I filled out an entry form. What’s weird is that I absolutely 100% did not fill out an entry form. Yet they knew I went to the zoo in April and they have my phone number. Freaky. I’ll be staying far away from these people.

I received a call today from Jenny Floyd saying I won something because of the sweepstakes I supposedly entered in the cherry hill mall, after checking online I know it’s a scam!

Claimed name: Samantha
In the beginning the sounds of the room we visible
Said I won something from a concert I went to (I entered no such contest) much in line with the other people's post.
1. you won the contest
2.three day, two night to Las Vegas or Orlando
3. Year round airfare
4. 7 in amazon fire tablet
Ext 021

A lot of background noise but apparently I won a great prize and there is a grand prize to be given away later this year. “Heather” called from 724-330-7365 at 8:36 pm on 02/19/2019. Told call back to 800-309-7000 extension 126. She stated I filled out the prize entry online from a box that popped up when I was on their site, but never said what company or site it was. This call came in on my home phone number, which I rarely use.

Caller ID read (815) 561-4746, but woman left voicemail asking me call back to (800) 309-7000.  Right there, why would a legitimate caller use a fake caller ID.  Said I had to call back "TODAY!". Caller did not state the name of the company and even if her first name was real she did not leave her last name.  Doubtless a computer recording anyway.

Total scam! They spoofed a local number in the hopes I will answer. The woman left a message addressing me by name. She tells me that I have won from the form I filled out on TicketMaster.
I have never been on TicketMasters site nor did I ever fill out any 'giveaway' forms anywhere. This is the second one of these scam calls in a week.

I went to the Thomas Rhett concert a few weeks ago and remembered a lady walking around the parking lot during tailgating with chances to win a prize. My boyfriend and I both filled out the form and she said we would be entered into the drawing. I received a call 2 weeks later from Coco stating that I had visited their booth and signed up for a chance to win some awesome prizes. She told me what I was going to win and the way she was talking made everything seem legitimate. I asked where I could pick the prizes up from and she gave me a city but no exact address. I told her I would call back later to find more information, so I called and a different lady answered the phone. She told me about what I won and told me I needed someone over 25 to go pick up what I had won. I kept questioning her, and then she told me that person’s spouse also had to go and they had to make an income of at least $50,000 a year.. there should not be requirements like this to win a prize! As I kept questioning her, she refused to give me the address because whoever was 25 or older had to call back to schedule the appointment. She then told me that they would have to sit through an hour long presentation, and I said how do I know that I am going to receive my prize then? She said it’s not a prize, it’s a promotion.. they are just trying to lure people in to spend more money and trick them into thinking they are getting the prizes promised. I will never be entering anything else at the concerts I go too. I talked to a few of my friends who were tailgating at the concert and all of them received calls too. Seems very fishy that they would select so many winners for these big prizes.

Denise Lloyd called me and she sounded convincing and wonderful. I won a tablet and free Marriott vacation just had to pay taxes. I was just supposed to come in for an hr introduction of some sort. She was doing everything she could to schedule me. I was not made aware my fiancé had to be with me until later. He works nights so there was no way I could make it int the time frame. When I called back I kept getting this really rude lady named Laurie or Laura. She pretty much made it impossible for me to schedule anything and would never let me talk to Denise. Please be advised this IS a scam. I am sure this is barely legal.

Received a call on cell. (My phone in DND mode so it does not ring or vibrate unless I have it in sight.) I saw # and sent auto message I programmed in my phone's quick response, "Screw You Scammer!"

(347) 396-3388‬ called from this number...
“Hi Dsanez this is Linda with Sundance you were recently on the star online on the web back on August 15 another thank you for visiting our site we selected you for one of our giveaways give us a call as soon as you can so I could share some great news for you my number is 1-888309-7000 and just ask for Linda I'll be at extension 721 I'll talk to you soon…”

I received a call from Micheal stating I came down to their Parsippany NJ (Which I did not) and I’ve won a vacation package. I would have to pay money of course to receive the free vacation. The interesting thing is that he called from (800)-309-7000 but to call him back the number is (888)-309-7000 extension 010.

This is super sketchy....said I won 2 NFL tickets and a 7 night stay in Myrtle Beach, SC which was super weird...

Said I entered a sweepstakes at JC Penney and they could not hold my gift any longer. Made it sound urgent.Urged me to call back. Good thing it went to voicemail. Hate these calls!

This caller left a message said I won a contest from their company.  I was going to get prizes if I called back. I think it was a travel telemarketer. You probably have to pay a fee to get the travel. If it sounds too good it's most likely not too good without a catch.
They called from 484-268-5164

It's Sundance phone number, they call everyone who filled out a form to try and win something like concert tickets or a cruise. They will give you your prize, but you have to go to their office and sit through presentations and they try and sell you timeshares. After that, you pay the taxes because at no point do they say you won a gift, which is how they get away with charging you taxes. If you are willing to go to their office, sit through a group of people trying to sell you time shares you probably can't afford, and pay taxes on the prizes they give you, you will get whatever you won.

Scam

Received a lengthy phone call claiming that my son had filled out some sweepstakes form last year at Park City Center shopping mall and they had been trying to track him down so he could claim a prize. The caller indicated he needed to call back before this weekend or he'd lose his opportunity to claim it. Thankfully, we looked the number up and found 15 pages of similar reports on here, so we're adding our experience to the list.

They called and said I won a free vacation & amazon fire tablet at an event I went to in October. they also stated they have been trying to reach out to us but, we have never heard from them before so decided to look it up and saw all of these scams...wow

I got the same call. Same number. Same thing happened to you. She's 007