These numbers are from some banana republic the has more dumb a** monkies than people. A perfect breeding ground for the big SCAMMERS to operate from while eating their bananas`s all day and phoning and trying to find more suckers.

He has called me so many times, I can't even begin to tell you.   I have never answered the phone when a number like this one shows up.  Any number with a prefix of 876 is from Jamaica & they have no morals, conscience or respect.   They are crooks, scammers who steal from seniors, every last penny they have & then their house, bank account, everything.   I hate them with a passion.   Do not ever answer the phone.   I look up every number that calls me that I do not know & I am sorry to say that these b*****ds have forced us to do this & be suspicious of every caller.  B*****DS!!!!

Caller left a message identifying himself as James Johnson calling from The 47 Lottery. He sais that he was associated with Readers Digest, and that my entry had won the Readers Digest lottery and to call back to claim my prize. I have never entered the Readers Digest lottery.

Got a call from Kingston, Jamaica.  Twice.  Obviously connected to previous number 876-384-4138 and winning $1.5 mil from Publishers Clearing house, but not without sending them money first.  SCAM!

The caller identifies himself as Alexander Homer from MegaMillions. He claims that I've won at least one million dollars and a 2011 BMW. I pressed pound for several seconds before he hung up and redialed. Since then, I've received calls from this related numbers in Jamaica at most three times a week. I no longer answer the calls.