Thank you for sharing your experience in this forum. You might be surprised to learn that over 30,000 calls are placed DAILY from Jamaica to the United States for the purpose of trying to swindle/extort money. In most cases, these foul smelling creatures have only your phone number and will try to extract additional information from you using the ruse of trying to verify your correct name/address so they can deliver the prize package. Your post is the first to mention these porch monkeys using "David McCoy" as an alias.

I was first contacted by these filthy, little animals, when I received a call from a "John Baker" (apparently they think every white person in the US has "John" for a first name.) In any event, this "John" was calling to tell me I had won 2.5 million dollars from "Mega Millions" in Las Vegas. It instructed me to get a Green Dot Money card from CVS, load it with $499.25 to pay for my "registration fees." A few days after this call, I was shocked to see this particular scam featured on ABC World News. During that segment, they played the audio of a conversation between an elderly woman - who had already sent them $85,000 - and one of these black stained rodents.

If these snakes call again - which they most likely will - please record the call and share that information here in this forum. Thanks.

this number is being used to perpetrate identity theft and scams by a male caller claiming to be a David McCoy.  Caller claims to be in New York but has an accent that neither matches his supposed location nor his scottish name.  He claims to be from a company called American Winner International and states you have won millions of dollars and an item, wants your personal information and for you to green dot money pak him a one time fee of several hundred dollars for processing.  this is a scam