i received a phone call from 202 629 9573 telling me i have won a price of $450.000.00 and i need to mail a check with the amount of $3000 as an insurance currier i will receive my winnig check the next day and when i said that i do not have that kind of money to be sending to him he suggested that i can just walking to the building located at 1800 F street in washington DC and to take taxicab to get there he swore up and down that this is not a scam and i only have 48 hours to etheir send the check of fly in since i am a west cost resident but what bothers me is this people knew all my information that could be scarry be aware of this phone calls it's a big scam

caller from the 202 # said i owed 1030.00 or i was going to be arrested by the sherriffs office tom at 11:00...I am a single mom of a 4 year old and i think its pretty said people do this an steal from others
on my caller id it says from district of columbia

I don't think he will be bothering anyone again. At least at this number. He cut it off this afternoon it appears. Kid was scared of a lil' gunsmoke that the "GSA" lit under his a**.

http://www.gsa.gov/Portal/gsa/ep/contactus.do
will give you the list of all the employees in the washington dc area. Justin Anderson is not listed, how shocking.
I reported it to the GSA Fraud Dept. seems like this isn't a new thing for them.

I just got a call from Justin Anderson of the US General Services Administration notifying me that I won 450k and all that i need to do is wire 2,750 to insure my package that will have a check from bank of america for my winnings. i had to act quick because the deadline was tomorrow. i played along and got all of the banking information, which i plan to report to the ftc. he wants the money wired to a citibank account in costa rica.

The caller at 202-629-9573 is still at it, trying to scam a relative in NJ with the same story. He said his name was Justin Anderson, he works in the General Services Administration, in the fraud department. He wanted $2K in order to send a package for $450K won in a clearinghouse sweepstakes contest. When we refused to verify information and challenged him, he became verbally abusive. The police traced the origin of the number to an address between H and I St Washington DC. Don't fall for it.

I was also told that he was from US General Services Administration and that I had won 450,000.00 from Publishers Clearing House from a sweepstakes I entered 1n 2007.  Since I have not entered the sweepstakes I knew something was wrong.  Then he said I would need to send them some money, (I forget how much & what he said it was for) I new it was a fraud and hung up.

I got a call from the same "US General Service" a few minutes ago.  I was also told that I won 450,000 dollars, and I needed to send tax money within 48 hours to claim it.  I spoke to them for a few minutes, and said I didn't need 450,000 dollars, nor did I want it.   .......Silence.  And then he said, after I asked to be removed from the winning list:  "What do you mean?  You do not understand.  You just won 450,000.  Don't you want it?"

No.

*sigh*  Alright sir have a great day.

LOL SCAM.

I received a call from a young man indicating he is with the US Generl Service office that works to prevent sweepstakes fraud. My husband had won the second place Publishers Clearing house prize. $450,000. To claim the prize they needed to speak to a decision maker. We were also told that we needed to pay an amount up front for taxes $2750.00. Clearly a scam.

call stated  i won 450,000 publishers clearing house.  did not give opportunity for more info.

I was told that he was from US General Services Administration and that I had won 450,000.00 from Publishers Clearing House.  I could have the check in several hours but I would need to have a check for 4500.00 for tax purposes.  He also gave me a number to call for verification:
800-483-5175.  The person answer the phone answered with Hell0 instead of like any legitimate company would, by giving the name.  Only he told me I could make it for 3000.00.  This is definetly a scam.  I reported it to the FTC.  Be careful of this scam.