Yes ma'am...you are correct. I too got a call saying the same thing....they asked me to send them $200 and after 10 minutes the will send me $10,000 with that $200...It was so funny thing to me....
This is very sad,im a college student an wanted this to be so real,they called me yesterday an told me from me being one of the first people for feeling out my 20122013 FASFA i was chosen to receive 10,000,i was like oh ok das nice -__-,i didnt believe it off rip even tho i know i was one of the first.i was excited just thinken about if it was true tho,me an my twin spent that money in are heads so fast,i woulda sure enough bought him a car,i dont even have my license yet but i woulda had one as well haha.My mom told me to go on the computer an type in the phone # an this is what came up,glad i did or i woulda made a big mistake,i have enough money problems as it is,i dont need them taking money i dont have.
I just got the call...these days they dont even know how to scam...he was rushing me up to the western union...they keep calling back....lmao the government doenst make you feel that special...if so send it in a VISA!
I received a phone call from a man initially identifing himself as part of a Federal government demographic study that qulified me to receive $10,000. Gave me a physical address of 200 Independence Avenue, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20201. He told me to call (202) 657-5284 then go to a Western Union to pick up the money but only after I pay $205 for signature verfication.
I got two calls back 2back i was happy at first for the 7000 dollars until they were asking for my 200 dollars and Justin had just told me it was for unemployed people so i don't have 200 dollars to lose im glad i google the number like my mom say if it sound to good to be true believe it.