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These people just called me about the Million Dollar Sweepstakes. She went thru her spiel and told me all these things I won. The had my cell number and my address already. I told her that I was not interested in any gifts that were going to end up charging me something later. She kept getting distracted and trying to get me to agree to this. She also gave the "My supervisor will call" thing. I told her that I would tell them the same thing. Somehow they are getting our info and I would never agree to anything over the phone from a company with a sweepstakes. Most times you will never get a call from credit card company unless they are trying to collect money.

The person did not give a name,but was looking for my dad-who lives in KY. I live in IND,so am confused on how this man got my cell number? I have called my dad to beaware of this scam caller. I am getting p.o.ed at the repeating and hang-up of this caller!!!!!!!! I do not give out my cell to anyone I don't wish to have my number. Please alert the media and the public, this guy is preying on the Seniors,like my dad. Please Stop them. Thank You-

shoot what do i do! he called me and he had my address and my email address!!! he said the same thing...oh man, what a mess, this stuff scares me! i'll be ignoring it from now on..i told him i wasn't interested, but he had all my stuff!!!!!

I never answered when this number called. I did try to call back once and got "you are caller number 2" and was placed on hold. I don't hold for someone I don't know, so I hung up. After reading these threads, I went to verizon website and put it on my blocked numbers list. I hope that takes care of the problem.

Caller refused to give name and kept asking who I am, I did not tell him, asked him who or what company this was and he refused to give me this information. I asked him to stop calling and remove me from the list he had

phone rings once.... answer and no one there....call number back and told caller number 4....wait for 5 min and lose call....call back told caller number 5...hold 10 min...told next in line...wait 2 min and voice says "good bye".

called me to let me know that I was being entered into a 1 million dollar sweepstake for being a "preferred" card holder. they wanted me to verify if I was in college or what years did I graduate from high school or college. I told them they don't need that information...she then said I was elegible for a women or mans watch...I told them I was not interested in what they were selling and hung up.....Luckily I did not fall for their tricks and Hope that noone else does either..this is a scam to get your info...

I can't belive how many people here even spend the time to discuss anything with these scam artists. Why do you even get in an arguement with them. If you don't recognize the number, don't answer the phone. It is that simple. So what if it goes to voicemail. Delete it. People are too stupid and too greedy to dismiss invitations to divuldge their personal information for the promise of great things from someone they don't even know. It is really disappointing that most Americans are so dumb as to think that there are all these companies out there just looking for people to give things to. Wake up you fools. Don't take the calls, then there is no drama.

called me and asked for long. iexplained that they had the wrong # and 2 days later they are still calling me. when i have called them they refuse to answer my qestion about what business they do. they should all be beaten to within an inch of their life then left for dead in the middle of the desert to become vulture food. the vulture eats the vulture, fitting huh?

I just had a call from them and I went online to try to find out what it's all about and it brought me here to this page. Coming from everyone here it's clear that this is not a legitimate offer.
A guy named Gordan calls me and tells me that I was entered in a one million dollar sweepstakes and that I would receive a free designers watch from them along with a magazine subscription package for only $4.37 a week. He read me my address and told me that his supervisor would be calling me back to ask about him because he is new to the company. After speaking with him a minute later his supervisor calls and asks me if I understood what was going on. I told him yes, and he again explained to me the magazine subscription offer and I told him that I was not interested in subscribing to anything and then he just hung up.

First call from Kristina was very nice, then supervisor from hell called me and insisted to get the last 4 numbers of my visa. I didn't release the information, got suspicion. I told supervisor that I will check their background and he kept on saying that they are legit. He kept on insisting to get my number and I hang up on him.

They called my cell and told me I was going to be entered into a million dollar sweepstakes for having a visa debit card and asked me if I could verify that card. I said no, I needed to understand what this is about. Then they told me I could be eligible anyway and read me my address, and I would not verify it --but it was correct by the way. I said, well, I just need to have more information. They hung up. (posted by a PhD from Texas)

This number keeps calling several times a day and they dont leave a message, i called it back from a blocked number,a nd no one answers just puts me on hold

call keeps hanging up when phone is answered

The caller was an american male. He said he was with Gulfport Bank in Clearwater, Florida. He knew my full name and address. He stated that because I was a credit card holder I had won an entry into their 1 million dollar sweepstakes, and the drawing would be held December 31st 2010.

He also said that a free diamond watch would be sent to me just because I was entered into the contest. He tried to get me to confirm that I had a credit card with Visa, AmEx, Mastercard, or Discover, I said "possibly."

He said I was entiled to multiple 5-year magazine subscriptions, including Rolling Stone, for only 5 dollars, if I would give my billing information to his manager. I said that I don't feel comforable giving out billing info over the phone, and he said, "That's ok. You are still entiled to the free watch. Can I send it to your address?" I said "okay."

He then transferred me to an automated menu where I could press "9" if I wanted to take surveys for a chance to win $50,000. I hung up.

Then they sent me a text message from 654654 saying that it was my last chance to win $50,000. The message contained a phone number to call for help 1-800-xxx-0518. IT COSTS $9.99 PER MINUTE!!!!!!!!!!

THIS IS CLEARLY A CREDIT CARD/TELEPHONE SCAM