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They called me I played along with them and I recorded my calls I thought I was funny .they told my I won $2,000,000 and a Mercedes "all you have to do my friend is send tree hundred and ninety nine dollars my friend and your money will come to you in your hand my friend, I tell you this is no lie no gimmick my friend. Go to the western union." (Mr. Bob Washington) So when I told him I went he asked me for the tracking #, so I told him my lawyer wants to talk to them first, he said ok. So I disguise my voice and went ham on him than he asked to speak back to me so I "get back on the phone" he say "your lawyer does not want you to be rich my friend trust me just give me the tracking # my friend so you can have your money in one hours time my friend! my friend I understand I am a man of god and I swear on my life and my children life my friend this is no lie no gimmick my friend." So I said why don't you trust me and deliver my money to me and when you get here I'll give you more than $400? He says "my friend we can not do that my friend I will go to jail." So I said how? He says "it is illegal, we just can't do it like this my friend just listen to me my friend, just give to me the tracking # my friend." And I was cracking up the whole time. It was funny. Oh and I had him call me back so many times and he did.

I just got a phone call from this number, and the first time he said he was from Jamaica and needed help with school. I hung up quickly, but then he called back and gave the name "Joe Suarez" and said he was from an international organization. Neither time did he sound professional or legit. He sounded tired, with a little bit of slurring, so I say just avoid any calls from this number.

This number called me saying he worked for the post office and I had won $95,000 and a TV in a contest I entered with the PCH. Hard to understand what he was saying because of the thick accent. Wanted a date and time for me to meet him to collect my prize and get a picture with the check. Told me his name was Donovan.

Things to believe:

• There ain't no such thing as a free lunch.
• If it sounds (or looks) too good to be true, it probably is.
• You have not won big bucks from a benign benefactor, a pot of pesos from PCH, dinero from a doctor, or a grant from a gracious government  <<<<<<<<<<<<
• The tooth fairy really does not exist
• Everything you read on the internet is not necessarily true.
• It is illegal to ask for money for a loan or prize, before awarding the loan or prize!
• "Free Trips" are loaded with mandatory & costly extras, and you usually must give them your card number after listening to a loooong spiel at a hotel.
• Microsoft or one of their agents did NOT cold call you to fix your computer.
• The moon is not made of green cheese.
• The IRS will snailmail you, rather than phone you, if there is a problem.
• Jackalope milk is not an aphrodisiac.
• If you "green dot", MoneyGram or Western Union money to a scammer, the money is gone.
• You should beware of Greeks bearing gifts, specially if the gift is a wooden horse with termites.
• 876 is NOT your lucky number, and it will cost you money to call that area code!

More information on those scams (and others) may be found at
http://phonehelp.2truth.com/facts_rev.html

Remember to return here, to 800notes.com, after you look at any of the information at that site, either to post more information, or to let us know you avoided the scam.

This guy said he was from UPS said I won a prize from publishers clearing house and that he had a million dollar reward with my number attached. And asked for personal info (which I did not provide) he slipped up and said "His company" as in "publisher clearing house" NOT, UPS like previously stayed! This is such a scam and do not give your info online to some strange guy over the phone. PERIOD