Received a call from a 'private caller' stating that I was a winner of $3.5 million in the Publisher's Clearinghouse Sweepstakes. Representative obviously did not speak English as his first language or was otherwise illiterate. The sounds of a busy calling 'boileroom' were very evident in the background. When I voiced a bit of skepticism and asked for a phone number I could call to verify my winnings, the response was a bit disjointed and flustered, but was finally given (702) 609-9596. When called, another person of linguistically-challenged ability answered and hung up as I inquired about his credentials and the validity of the winnings. Definitely an off-shore scam perpetrated over very cheap equipment.

The number is registered to Ymax, so it's MagicJack all right.

Probably a Jamaican scammer using a MagicJack.

A James Jefferson called for a Tony Bellagio Co. in Las Vegas. Wants us to buy a scratch card for $999.00 at our local drugstore and they will deliver $5 million dollars at our door and escort us (a policeman and an attorney) to the bank - once we have given them the scratch card!!!  to deposit the check.  He stated this was a lottery  from having signed up with Publisher's clearing House.  PCH does not do that or provide names to others. We called PCH and they confirmed the above.

Trying to get 150$ sent by western union to Karen Jackson at 1785 alpine rd Dover Pensylvania.  Telling me the only way to collect winnings from publishing clearing house for 2.5$million dollars.