this number is saying you win 3.5 million dollers and a mercedes they said they were AMERICAN CASH AWARDS I LOOKED IT UP ONLINE BIG TIME SCAM they want you to go to walmart get a green dot money scratch card and load money on it and they anted me to call them back and send the money so i could win my money bull they have an accent the phone sounds like crap quality dont send them anything unless you like loosing your money.
this number is saying you win 3.5 million dollers and a mercedes they said they were AMERICAN CASH AWARDS I LOOKED IT UP ONLINE BIG TIME SCAM they want you to go to walmart get a green dot money scratch card and load money on it and they anted me to call them back and send the money so i could win my money bull they have an accent the phone sounds like crap quality dont send them anything unless you like loosing your money.
They called met on Aug 22, 2013 around 5:30 PM Eastern time.. A man with what I considered to be a highly educated English accent (from India) called. Claimed I had won $5.5 million. Gave me the 770-892-9112 phone number. Said the winning ticket was 252536. Said they would be over to deliver the money. I was only to pay the taxes on the winnings. I said the taxes should be taken out of the winnings and the remainder should be sent to me. I said that any reputable lottery will not charge any delivery fees, and the taxes ought to be taken out of the winnings. I could just picture getting the check for $5.5. million, paying 10% of that or over $50,000 only to find out that the check would bounce! Never pay anything for a winning ticket! If you must, make sure you post date the check for over a month ahead. That way, they can't cash it, and you have time to find out if the check is good. Also you can stop payment on the check!
That's what happens when they get greedy. A wise man once said (in a movie i think) don't steal $1 mil from one bank acc, try to take $1 from 1 mil accounts... so the scamers should know better than to ask 50k from 1 person... Adam, you did well, never fall for this crap (in emails you will often see the Nigerian letter or the Spanish lottery ticket scams). Writing a check or any other payment for "cashing a lottery winning" should be a no go in all cases.
I received a call on August 26, 2013. I let the call go to the answering machine. Two men were having a conversation in another language. I could not understand the language, but they were laughing at whatever was being said.