This number called my cell phone this morning and they person on the line proceeded to inform me that I had been a "randomly selected grand prize winner" of 500,000 and a brand new 2011 Mercedes Benz. Being a broke college student, this sounds pretty amazing, but they wanted 750 dollars for shipping and handling. I suggested taking the money out of the winnings, cause 750 dollars out of 500,000 is chump change. They declined, and I told them I didn't have the 750 they lowered it to 400. Again, I didn't have the money, so they lowered it to 150, after I told them I had a little less than 200 in my account. After a few more minutes of non-sense I managed to circle around and told them I only had 15 bucks in my account. They said they would have their manager call me back. If this isn't a scam, I don't know what is. Don't trust Gold Rush International.
This number called my cell phone this morning and they person on the line proceeded to inform me that I had been a "randomly selected grand prize winner" of 500,000 and a brand new 2011 Mercedes Benz. Being a broke college student, this sounds pretty amazing, but they wanted 750 dollars for shipping and handling. I suggested taking the money out of the winnings, cause 750 dollars out of 500,000 is chump change. They declined, and I told them I didn't have the 750 they lowered it to 400. Again, I didn't have the money, so they lowered it to 150, after I told them I had a little less than 200 in my account. After a few more minutes of non-sense I managed to circle around and told them I only had 15 bucks in my account. They said they would have their manager call me back. If this isn't a scam, I don't know what is. Don't trust Gold Rush International.
This number called my coworker. They "won" a new Benz and lots of cash... too bad they only needed $499.00 in Wal*Mart money orders. My coworker had some fun with them...