I also recieved a call from James Boyd and I also won 2.5 million...only I had to pay to Western Union within 1 hour...550.00 to insure my packet. He told me that I would have to insure it with Barbara Avery the CFO at American International Group...that address was 14 Tulip Ave in Chicago Illinois 66100.

Received a call from a James Boyd regarding a $2.5 million prize that I had one...The total prize was $10 million...It was part of ElGado International Sweepstakes-MegaBall Promotional Draw (through MGM Grand Casino Nevada)..soounds legite right? WRONG!  He told me the same speel, through credit card or debit card purchases or using a store coupon with our name on it or paying a balance of credit card off early or making payments within the last 6 months.I  would get a Certificate of Congratulations with my packet BUT...I would need to insure the packet that I would receive becuase IF it was:  tampered, destroyed, damaged, or stolen, the insurance company would still be able to pay me a cash prize...(Insurance through AIG-American International Group in Miami Florida.)I asked where the $2.5 million check would be drawn off from and Mr. Boyd replied "Bank of America" and he also told me that with paying the insurance fee it WAS refundable upon delivery of the check being delivered.  However, I had to send Western Union/Money Gram $250.00 to (I didn't get that information) and they would provide me with a 10-digit tracking number that would be printed on the envelope (FedEx) correspondence that would be delivered to my work or office.  All I would have to do when it arrives is provided proof of identity with 2 forms and the packet would be mine.  In the packet would contain:  Tax forms (never asked me what state I was from) to collect 30.2% of the taxes of the $2.5 prize.  Funny, he said that it would be a total tax amount of $750,000.00 and that I would also have a check to pay for that so that I would have the whole $2.5 million to myself.  Additionally, I asked him for an internet address to verify my name being drawn as a winner in the "sweepstakes" on June 13 of 2009 and Notified on July 01, 2009 out of 40,000 names.  Mr. Boyd got a bit hasty at this point saying he had no responsibility to the internet and that the company did not want to display the information for fear that the public would try to get a hold of information and rob me.  He did give me an address:  www.elgaudointernationalsweepstakes.com  and he did say that it was an internal (restricted) website and that I would not have access only with a special code.  I asked him where he was calling from and he said that he was calling from Miami Florida.  He additionally gave me an identification number that I could use to verify my winnings....WOW!  If I was tired or tipsy...I would of probably went for this....but no....since the SAME person called me not even 2 weeks ago claiming that I had won $2.5 million dollars and that I won 30,000 cash (uhhhh, is that with the 2.5 or seperate) and that I won a island cruise and something else.....but this time I didn't get all that....too bad for me.  Please be ware.  I did call my cellular company to report the number and have it blocked because he was now calling that too, he must have caller ID.....they also used the name Winner's International.....