These guys are criminals and trying to rip people out of money

I received a call from Frank Davis at 5:05 today . I was not at home and he left a message on my answering machine. I looked him up on the Internet and saw it was a scam. I called him back on my cell phone and there was no answer. Glad I checked it out too.

my wife received a call this morning form a caller identifying himself as Frank Davis. Said a packet had been delivered to him from las Vegas and i need to call as he wouldnt tlak to my wife. he said the package was intended for me but I needed to call. Glad i checked this out.

i got a call fom 323-207-5113 saying i won 450.000$

Clearly a Scam! My Mother just received a call also. I found This:
http://www.lloyds.com/News-and-Insight/News-a ... s_Lottery_scams

Please report all info to the FTC..

BEWARE! they seem to prey on elderly.

Got call @ 7:30am CST (LA was 5:30am) person identified himself as from Fedral Gaming Commission--asked if the Commission was for Hunting or Games for Sweepstakes and he stated was for both. Told me won 450,000.00 and would be @ the confort of my home from Lloyds of London.  I asked how I did that as am not a Hunter and only join Sweepstakes that con be verified.....Of Course, lost the call..please be careful.....

got a call saying that I won a prize too.  This was the office number he gave me for a Riverside California gaming commission.   I suspected a hoax.  The man gave me his name, many details including Lloyds of London, Brinks Internationl, etc.  I didn't make any calls because I wanted to investigate first.  Glad I did.  Thanks for the post.

Caller with thick accent identified herself as being from the "Federal Gaming Commission", notifying my elderly father that he had won a prize.  Said the call-back number was a  "toll free" number but was actually an L.A. non-toll-free #.  Last I checked, gaming commissions are state agencies and they DON'T notify winners of prizes.  More folks preying on the elderly........