Reported as Lords of London PCH
Complaint 63671 Details

At approximately 7:20 a.m. (MDT) received a call that I had won $3.5 million and it was my lucky day. The man identified himself as Ben Parker and that he was the assistant manager of the company (Lords of London PCH). Asking all types of questions: i.e., how would I like the money presented---with TV cameras or quietly. I responded, "quietly". All I had to do was go to a CVS, Rite Aid, or 7-11 and get a money order from Western Union for $2000. Then obtain a claim# (??????). This would pay for 2 Federal lawyers and 2 Federal police officers. Then I would receive the $3.5 million as well as a 2012 Mercedes van (????). Nothing was said about where to send the money order. I kept saying that this was a little difficult to shallow. I was then suddenly connected to another man, who identified himself as John Miller who was the President of the company. (????????????) Told him I did not believe him and that I would have to call him back in a few hours. He gave me his phone number as 876-851-3090. Ben Parker also gave me his phone number as 876-590-3615. Still in total doubt as this being legitmate, I asked them what time it was in Las Vegas. They both responded with 8:20 a.m. I told them if they were truly in Las Vegas the time would be 1 hour later than my time. They then wanted to know how much money was in my checking and savings accounts. My response was 'none of your business'. They both told me to call back in a few hours. I was not home, but a phone was left on the answering machine with, "Mrs. Gaskill this is Ben Parker please call me. You have my phone number."
A return call was not made. I am reporting this as a total scam and hope no others are intimated by this especially our senior citizens living on fixed incomes.

I am,
A. Gaskill
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