Mega Million Sweepstakes and Lottery Company 2024 Reports & Reviews

Mega Million Sweepstakes and Lottery Company Reports & Reviews (3)

- Aberdeen, WA, USA • Sep 25, 2024

Scammer's phone (509) 890-2776
Country United States
Victim Location WA 98520, USA
Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

Caller name Sidney Taylor badge number 1017. Said my package number is az993016us. Money is at Bank of America. Accountant got on phone. I said wanted private prize. 10.5 million. Now go buy a scratch ticket, I asked for how much 299.00 she said. I told her I don't pay for card money I win. She said we can do it another way fill some form out and they pay. I said no that's not how it works! She hung up. I called number back asked for Sidney Taylor he said this is him. I said your accountant hung up on me. He said I'm a [censored]. Why ?? cuz I don't lie and you guys do. I think he called me something else and used the word swamp

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My name is John Miller I received a latter from Mega Millions saying I won money and a care. The agents name is Mr. Micheal Anderson his phone number is 762 225 0367 He claims to be an agent for the company is account agent. He is telling me I need to pay processing fee for $5,000.00 dollars. I believe I am being Taken advantage of he has gotten over 4,000.00 dollars off of me. Something needs to be done about this. If someone named Micheal Anderson calls you beware don’t take the bate.

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Total money lost $75,000
Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

I was contacted in Jan. 2016 via telephone from a man named Douglas Jackson (ph. number 484-324-6650), who asked if I had heard of Mega Millions. When I said yes, he told me I won, but had to pay fees and taxes under a pay schedule. The schedule listed payments for Transportation and Processing ($1800), Government Stamps of Approval ($10000), Registration Stamp ($1,800), Golden Eagle Stamp ($7,500), Stamp of Declaration ($8450), Storage Fee ($5,000), Cheque Insurance ($9,300), Internal Revenue Service's Fee ($31,430), and Federal Tax Charge ($13,700). I paid according to the schedule he sent me and got a lottery letter in June 2016. He also sent me two packages to mail out from Maryland, which I did. He said this was all part of obtaining the prize, which was 2.5 million dollars and a Mercedes Benz. I paid according to the pay schedule via wire transfers and checks from Wells Fargo. The payments amounted to about $75,000. When I did not pay the final charge on the pay schedule because I could not afford it, Mr. Jackson told me it was a fraud and did not contact me nor pick up my phone calls after that. Soon after, a man named Frank Boncuer, who also went by the name Larry (who gave me ph. numbers 1-876-553-9805; 1-876-772-2543;1-876-869-4649; 319-397-7239), contacted me and told me that Douglas Jackson had committed fraud in the name of their company, but that he was going to jail, and that Frank Boncuer would be taking over the case and make sure I got my winnings. I talked to him until January 5, 2017, after which point all communication stopped. I received a check from them in October 2016, which bounced. Throughout this process, they were giving me many phone numbers and documents such as a Customs Bond form from the Dept. of Homeland Security U.S. Customs and Border Protection, letter from the U.S. Customs Clearance Center (19708 Lincoln Ave. Washington), letter from the IRS, letter from the Selection Cash Awards Sweepstakes Company, notice from the American Mega Lottery, letter from Pacific World Brokerage and Financial Service, claim letter from a Prize Controller (at DMUS, P.O. Box 396, 3940 AS, Doorn, The Netherlands). As a result of this scam, I received an eviction notice, had serious depressive issues, and have lost my life savings.

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