I received a call from 708 248 6148.  Same message.  Same 866 933 6013 ext 243.  Annoying attempt to do people out of the money they already don't have.  Shame isn't it.

I received a call/voicemail from "Premium Gifting" via a landline from the southern suburbs of Chicago (area code 708). I had lived in the southern suburbs of Chicago for many years and I can tell you that not much good comes from there, LOL. The message said that I "won" a new car from a form I filled out 6-18 months ago (which I don't ever do by practice) and they said to call them back because this was "time-sensitive". The message never addressed me or anyone in my family by name, which is a big, fat red flag! The message also assured me that they were NOT a time share or vacation property, which is truthful, but if you google Premium Gifting you'll find a shady-looking website that has a client list full of...time shares and vacation properties!
http://premiumgifting.com/clients.html
Don't fall for their BS!!!

Thank you for this post.  I just listened to a recorded message re "Premium Gifting" (left while I was at work) re winning a new car and was very suspicious of the recording.  Before calling the number, I Googled it and am now seeing various related posts.  Thanks everyone for the warning.

same message from 708-898-0283, return call to 866-933-6013 ext 243

I have received a suspicious message from Premium Gifting, also.  The message assures me that they are not telemarketers, that they know I am on the "Do Not Call List" so obviously they wouldn't be calling me if they weren't legitimate, that I had won a prize, and that I was eligible for one of four more including a new car.  This is obviously a new scam but I don't have the time or inclination to expose it.  If I had really won a prize, I would receive notice of it in the mail.  Legitimate companies don't act this way.
The number they called from is a Chicago number:  773-891-2786.  As they are in the USA, these people could get into some trouble for pulling scams.  If anyone is interested, take a look at their hinky website: http://premiumgifting.com.