I got a call from some heavy accented Jamaican caller who went by the name of John Peterson, claiming to be calling on behalf of Bank of America. He claimed that I won 2.5 million dollars in the Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes and then later in the call he said I won a Readers Digest sweepstakes. When I asked which one I won, he stubbled for a bit and then said it was through PCH because I ordered Readers Digest. Nice save for a rookie. And all I needed to do was to call some special number with a special code and after paying some handling fee's, they would send me a check. I asked him to just take the fee's out of my winnings and he got angry with me. He demanded that I call this other number and ended the call. I'm kind of pissed that others got a BMW and Mercedes with their scam's and all I got was 2.5 million. I have half a mind to call that number and demand a nice car or they can keep the 2.5 million.

he said that ther will be an arrest warrent for me if i did not pay them back. well i did not pay back. so thay can go to hell

They called us from a different number, tell us to call this one back. When you do they tell you they are from the FID (no such agency). They try to tell you that you have criminal charges against you or that you owe money. They are a SCAM!! They changes their names, and their numbers. I called the Houston Police today and am emailing them all the information so they can check this out. It is scarey to think someone could give them what they want.. DO NOT give them any personal information.

We receive 2-3 calls, EVERYDAY, from this number. There is a recorded message that we are not interested in. This number is a business number, so telemarketers are not welcome! I personally have dialed the #, *, and the 9 buttons repeatedly-this does not take our number off of the call list.

I told them to remove our number from their call list but they cont to call an avg of 7x a day

Got called at 10am at work. it was an automated recording of an english speaking woman with no accent. Something to the tune of "Hello, this is an important message. We are not trying to sell anything. We realize that this may be your cellular telephone and it may be costing you money. We only have one question to ask. We would would like you to participate in a short but very important survey" I'm paraphrasing this message, its not exactly how it went. I hung up the phone before it could go any further.

Called and never left a message