I also received a letter awarding me 2 round trip tickets and $100 gas rebate. I knew it was a scam cause, well I never win anything. When they call out lottery numbers when I enter it goes like this first number: not yours, Second number: not yours and so on. I thought I would play along and see what kind of scam they were playing and maybe they might indict themselves and I could file. A nice young lady answered and was really excited for me. She saw on my caller ID I was in AZ. She asked my confirmation number, but as I see we all have the same number. She started to tell me where in AZ I could go to pick up my tickets. I told her that I was on my cell phone and actually right now was in Georgia and looking for 4400 Columbia Rd suited 104. I had Google mapped it and knew there was nothing there. She hesitated and said, ah we are actually in Augusta, GA. She quickly told me that when I got home call again and they would tell me where I could pick up my tickets. I am not sure what they are doing, but I think it is a presentation you have to see and then you get to pull a number out of a box to see what prize you have won. They did not try to get any credit card info, but I am sure that might have happened when I went to pick up the tickets. The calls seem to go to a telemarketing call center. They probably handle many different inbound calls. My advice is don't call cause you will end up on a national call list. Even if you are on the do not call list when you make contact with them they are then entitled to call you again and again until you tell them to remove you from their list. I am sure I will be getting calls to my cell phone now, but I will quickly tell them take me off your calling list, all of them. Hope this helps dont call even to try to catch them doing something wrong, you will suffer for it.
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