just got off the phone with the youngest sounding 68 year old Jamaican in the world who said he'd been working as the manager of ups for the last thirty years (but could not tell me which branch). apparently I have a "package" ($10 mil in winnings) that I've not picked up, and in order to receive it I need to pay 1% of the tax ($850). when I said no, he told me I would be responsible for a $350 penalty fee. obviously, I knew it was a scam, but I wanted to know how much info they had on me (they called me on my cell after all), so I inquired if he knew my name -he became irate. I was told there's something wrong with me bc I don't know my own name. whatev, up until he got cray it was actually a nice conversation. he told me all about his wife, 10 kids, and even his neighbors! when I told him I was getting off the phone he began fake crying (cuz I could hear him giggling) and saying that he was gonna lose his job bc of me.  -was this a prank? and if so which one of ya'll horsies just called me?!

Call from 1-876-384-4138 on 27-06-2013, identified himself as James Johnson to notify me that I won a brand new Chrysler 300 and delivery would be by UPS this afternoon provided that I pay the 1% of taxes not covered by the company (stated that it was Canadian Cash Awards (CCAC) for Reader's Digest.  Reassuring that he has been doing this type of work for over 37 years and to trust him by going to the local post office and give cash through either MoneyGram or Western Union payable to a Sabrina Honore of Toronto, Ontario. He was looking for $400. cash plus pay $30. to register the MoneyGram.  SCAM.......told him to deliver the car and once the car was in my driveway with the ownership in my name then I would acknowledge that I won. I even offered to pick up my new car in Toronto but was told that they don't do that anymore - they don't expect winners to pick up the car - they would deliver by UPS but ONLY if payment provided by moneygram upfront. SCAM.....

Idk why he keeps callingg and beguilding people

They have called me two days in a row.  Different message yesterday, something about a cashiers check, couldn't understand him.  Today it was about my being one of four winners in the Publishers Clearing House, which I never send anything in to.  Then after I don't answer the call I get another call from a cell phone located in Kingston, Jm!  Same voice.

David Richmond called me from this number and said I had won $1.5 million from Publisher's Clearing House.  To get the prize, I would need to send and amount of 1% to finish paying the taxable amount, not covered by the company.  SCAM!