Mar 17, 2011
I got a call but did not answer it. Instead, I googled it and got this website. Based upon what the posters have commented it is probably a very old telemarketing scam. It is commonly referred to as a "one of five deal". They tell you that you have won one of five prizes. Then, they tell you that they can't tell you what it is but they give you a hint (e.g. they shake the car keys). Then, they ask you to pay for the taxes and transportation costs. You then are told what your "prize" is. Usually, they send you something to technically comply with the law and avoid prosecution.
For example, if you have won a whirlpool spa they send you a cheap little child's pool with a bubble maker that may be powerful enough to provide enough oxygen to keep a goldfish alive in a one fish aquarium. Or, if you win a dry sauna they send you a piece of dark plastic with a hole for your head and four tiny kite sticks. You go out in the sun, put the sticks on the corners of the plastic, sit (on your own chair) and put your head through the plastic. An absolute scam in every instance I am aware of.
I definitely would be extremely leery!