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Scammer's website oldtownscavengerhunt.com
Scammer's address Something San Marco st. St. Augustine FL
Scammer's email N/A
Country United States
Victim Location FL 32233, USA
Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes
Scammer's address St.Augustine
Country United States
Victim Location FL 32277, USA
Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes
This is the conversation, to the best of my knowledge, and as I wrote down key points. Being aware of them trying to make you say key words and provide relevant information, I did lie to him as well as lay on my "country" accent to avoid say "yes" or "no". C=caller, M=myself.
C: "Hello...Hello...Can you-...Hello, can you hear me?"
M: "Yup, sure can bud, whatcha got?"
C: "I'm calling to verify that you entered a coupon in a sweepstakes at the mall."
M: "Yuhh, went to the mall once or twice."
C: "So you have entered the sweepstakes?"
M:"...."
C: "Am I speaking with (my name, first and last)"
M: "What company do you work for?"
C: "Discovery center, I'm sure you have many question, but we do not need any credit info or to sign up. You simply come to the office and claim your prize."
M: "Where's your office located, and what prizes are we talkin' bout?"
C: "St.Augustine, and I'm so glad you asked. You have won a"(minus all the fine details) three day vacation through Hilton, 2017 Ford Explorer, and some other small prize.
M: "Great sounds good, where do I pick up my car?"
C: "First I must have you answer three verbal confirmations to make sure you are eligible, ok?"
M: "Hit me.'
**He proceeded to ask the three questions, and I lightly mumbled "hmm" to each.
C: 1."Are you married?" 2."Are you and your spouse over the age of 25?" 3."Did you fill out coupons to be entered in a raffle?"
At this point I had enough and wanted to play him at his own game. He asked when I could come scratch off a ticket to have the opportunity to win one of the prizes. I said I was already on my way to their office because I was so excited. He stumbled over his words and said he needed to get my email and other information, I aggressively asked "But I thought I won if I answered your questions?". He began backtracking and stumbling and then I lied and said I was a security analyst contracted to Mayport(naval base), and I could tell he was rerouting his number through a foreign server. He hung up. I've called the number back 13 times, no answer for some reason lol.
Be careful out there everyone, don't give these types of calls the time of day, block every number that tries to keep you on the phone. No clue why they need verbal confirmations, but I can only imagine it is geared towards selling your number to other scammers/spammers.