The person called me and knew all of my information. They told me if I went to the store and buy a MoneyPak of $185, then they would award me $10,200. I did it like a dummy and when I called, they never called me back and when I called they never answered the phone. I'm going to find out who did this...

I need to also find out how to get my money back. I have already contacted Moneypak and paypal. They are finding out what account was used for the MoneyPak.

Called saying I won a government grant if 10,200 but before I received that grant I had to go to Walmart and purchase a green dot money back card and load money into it so that take that out and give it to bank and the bank will send the 10,200 to me and if I didn't receive it they will send back the money they took out if the card they called me off of the 2027384054 number and today they called me of of a 2222222245 number they constantly keep calling cause I forward there calls

It absolutely IS a scam.

As per the Federal Grants website at http://www.grants.gov

YOU WILL NOT BE CONTACTED BY THE GOVERNMENT TO OFFER YOU A GRANT.
The government does not contact people to offer them money. If you do qualify for a government grant, the government does not request payment for it.

THERE ARE NO FEES ASSOCIATED WITH APPLYING FOR A GOVERNMENT GRANT.
Providing financial information to prove that you qualify for a government grant is typical, but you should never pay money to apply for a grant. People who run scams often claim to provide help and sometimes claim to be "federal government" officials, don't be fooled by these scams that request money from you.

ALL GOVERNMENT GRANTS INVOLVE AN APPLICATION PROCESS
If you have not submitted an application for a government grant and someone claims you have been awarded one, it's a scam. Grant money is not given over the phone for a fee. In order to qualify for a grant you must apply for the specific opportunity that you are qualified to apply for.

GOVERNMENT GRANTS ARE AWARDED FOR EXPLICIT OPPORTUNITIES
Government Grants are typically awarded to states, cities, educational institutions, nonprofits and other organizations to fund research and other projects.

GOVERNMENT GRANT APPLICATIONS AND INFORMATION IS FREE
Be cautious of offers that ask for your personal information (especially financial) when requesting a fee to access grant information. You can always access free information about government grants and other benefits at Grants.gov and Govbenefits.gov

If you get this call, please report it to:
http://www.grants.gov/web/grants/support/general-support/grant-fraud.html

Did you lose money ? If so, report it to your local authorities , state's attorney general,and the following list (just the list if not)

http://www.ftc.gov
http://www.fcc.gov
http://www.fbi.gov
http://www.grants.gov (under the support menu)

Its scam I did it how do I file charges or can i

HELL NO!!!! It is a scam!!My fiance got on the phone and reported to them that he worked for FBI and the other end went dead....

Hell no it's not real

I got a call from these same people today is it real