I wasn't sure at first, but the more I think about it now, it must have been a scam.
I received the initial phone calls for my name, bu thedifferent town, but they insisted the had the right person, who was the final winner for 2.5 million dollars, and this wasn't even the first place winner!
I asked how, who, and name - they were a Mr. Scott, and the second person to call me as a Mr. Davis. They were from Mega Ball / mega millionaire, - later stating from Publishers Clearing House. If I hadn't entered, there were other ways to win, which could be a receipt from a credit card at Walmart, or. And he listed other stores.
Who hasn't shopped at any of these stores. I hadn't, except one. I hadn't entered any sweepstakes, but my significant other had, but it wasn't in his name.
Finally if I sent $250.00 by western union, I wouldn't be paying any taxes on my winnings, and the agents would show up at my door that day to escort me to my bank with my certified check, already in my name... I just kept fishing for what was going to tell me this was a scam, they almost got me, cause I figured who would go through all this for only $250?
I finally said it wasn't worth it, I they kept calling me for three days in a row. Then I checked this website, and I saw similiarities in one story - western union, send money, and agents will bring the check.
It almost got me, I told them if this was for real, let the next person enjoy the money, and I just couldn't take the chance. Was I right?
Another one just called Me!!! As I am writing - Mr. Clemens from Florida, Global Sweepstakes called as I am writing this... And I hung up - Please - how do we stop these guys??
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