We use cookies to give users the best content and online experience. By clicking “Accept All Cookies”, you agree to allow us to use all cookies. Visit our Privacy Policy to learn more.
Back to search
This content is based on victim and potential victim accounts. Government agencies and legitimate business names and phone numbers are often used by scam artists to take advantage of people.
Share and help us warn others
I was told that they pick five winners each month. I was the third place winner this month. I was told that I won a 2025 B.M.W. X5 S.U.V. Fully loaded. He gave me my choice of color for the exterior and then the interior. He then gave me a choice of a sun roof or panoramic moon roof. I also won 18 million dollars which I'd receive by certified check from a Federal Reserve Bank. He asked me if I would like to receive my winnings publicly or by a private delivery. He then gave me a CLAIMS I.D. # which was a 12 digit number/letters. He asked me what day and what time of day I would like to receive my winnings. Before they deliver my winnings I would have to pay State Processing Fees at Chase Bank. That fee is $1300.00. Once this is paid the bank will then give me a receipt proving it was paid. On the day of delivery I will need to present 1- A photo I.D., 2-The 12 digit Claim I.D. number that he gave me and 3- The State Processing Fee Receipt. I was told to keep this confidential for my safety. Once I've received my winnings I can tell anybody I choose to inform. During the conversation he asked me if I was single, married, divorced or widowed. He also asked me if I was a senior citizen. Other then that he had all my information. My name telephone number, address.
OH, USA- 44142
Last Vegas, NV
Unknown Email
(530) 610-2860
Unknown URL
Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes
Learn More
John Rawls @ Mega Millions Lottery Sweepstakes Company
June 12, 2025
999002
If you find a scam ID that matches your experience, tell us what happened and share the information you have.