this +308 also call me today. I think it's a scam company

This +308 called me few times today

HI, I also received call from +308, I think this is a scam company who try to steal money when we answer it. Please be aware!

I also just received a call from +308 about an hour ago..no idea who coz when I answer the line got cut off...I am also from Malaysia

Just received a call from +308 in malaysia too. Anyone got any idea who the caller is?

i'm malaysian , just got a call from that number too

I got a phone call from +308 but I didn't answer. The problem is who's behind this number and where the f*** did he/she get my number. P/S : I'm from Malaysia...

called

I KEEP RECEIVING CALL FROM +4049 AS I PICK UP THE PHONE NO ONE ANSWERS BACK
AN THEN I DISCONNECTED CAN YOU HELP ME. AS WELL AS I GOT A CALL FROM +308 AN IT WAS THE SAME WHAT HAPPEN AS EARLIER.PLEASE REVERT ASAP AN LET ME KNOW TO WHO DOES THIS NUMBER BELONG TO.

THANKS
S FERNANDES

Yes, I have been one of the "scammed" individuals, that both of these men have conned me out of insurance money to be sent to Dan Wahlert in Rock Springs, Tx.  If anyone hears anything more about these two con artists, then please report them.  They have two numbers to call, and the other one was supposed to be from US sweespstakes and fulfillments and it is not!! (866) 978-7488. The woman that now answers it is saying it is an FTC number, and again this is a lie, it is one of the fruadulent numbers that George Mead gave me.  How embarrassing this is!!

If this wasn't a scam then please tell us what you actually received, because I know someone whow called by Owen Sanders and George Meade and was scammed out of more than $5,000.

Received multiple calls from 202-470-4049.  Man identifies himself as Owen Sanders from the FTC and wants to talk to me.  I returned his call the first time and then saw on the internet that this guy is a scamer

Call stating it was Owen Sanders from the FTC and he needed to talk with me about "my" correspondance with a New York company!  Will report.

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I also received a call from this number and the man called himself Owen Sanders and said I had won 555K and said he was from the Federal Trade Commission and I had to send him 1300.00 in insurance money for them to send me my check.  The remainder of the insurance money according to him was being paid by the federal government.  Well I was certainly SCAMMED.  I also spoke to a man named George Mead who said he was Owen Sanders supervisor.  The date of the first call was March 10,2009.

A man claiming his name was Owen Sanders said I won 450K and it wasn't a scam