So many phone calls: "you must trust me", I know how hard it is finacially, think of how much you can help your family with your "winnings"", " you know you can trust me". So many variations on the same theme.
I was told I had won a lottery that I had entered thru one of several companies I dealt with - he -Bob Kennedy- then listed several car insurance companies, and several grocery stores, figuring I did business with at least one of them. He was right.
They have a great script - lots of empathy, encouragement, they get you talking that's the big danger - they learn more about you to use against you.
We figured out it was a scam and offered to drive to New Jersey to give them the money card in person, because we told them we would NOT do a transfer that was untraceable and unretrievable. OH NO - they don't do business that way! They say they are based in LasVegas, but were in NJ getting ready to bring me my prize of 1.5 million dollars and my 2011 BMW!
Much thanks to DeDeP for letting us know that the 876 prefix is a Jamacian exchange and NOT an 800 variation Everyone please be careful. Another name I heard from was Bob Ex, and that if I wouldn't give them the activation number for the money card then I would wire it thru Western Union to their bank - the (Great) Western Bank in CA (Great came up when I esearched) - I am supposed to get a phone call tomorrow with the account number or some kind of ID, so it will go in their account. If I get it - it will go to the police, I will post it and I'll even let the bank know.
Here are the phone numbers I have received calls from: 876-441-4213, sorry can't find the others, but there is a posting from a guy(they were after is 87 yr old grandmother) that had the same. Good luck and stay strong against Winners International and all other scammers.

A oddly accented man called my sister this afternoon from 18765081585 in Kingston, JM stating that they were calling from UPS and she had won a new Range Rover and $4.5 million. All she needed to do was wire $200 to a banker named 'Ramon McDonald' at address WIJA via Western Union to receive the money and the vehicle. After she told him that she thought it was a scam, the man argued with her and tried to convince her that it was not. He told her that they were located in Las Vegas, NV. When she asked to speak to a manger, he at first told her that there wasn't one available, but that she should call him back in 5 minutes but only speak to someone with the codename - speed and code # 70942. When she insisted on speaking to a manager herself, she was transfered (aka he passed the phone) to a 'David Peterson', who gave her a tracking number that was supposed to be from UPS, but was way too short and came back saying so. When she told him this, he told her that they would send her the tracking number when she gave them the receipt number from Western Union. She said she was not going to do that, and he changed the subject. He asked her a bunch of personal questions about her job and her kids. He then hit on her! He told her she had a nice voice, and asked her if she was single, and how old she was. He then said that she should come visit him in an unnamed tropical country, said that he would "hook her up" so she only had to pay for the plane ticket. He asked her to send him a picture, and made comments about her shape and her beautiful voice. He changed his tone to try to sound seductive and told her all kinds of things that he wanted to do with her if she came to visit, and then tried again to get her to send the $200. When she again refused, he then started telling her about how he needed a mother for his kids, and then he admitted that he was trying to scam her so that he could feed his kids! He said this was the only way that he could feed his kids... essentially he gave her a sob story about these kids, that we don't even think exist considering he didn't even remember how many he had, and what their ages are. He then asked her to try to find it in the kindness of her heart to send him the money for his kids. Needless to say, this was the best laugh my sister and I have had in a long time! What a joke!

Got numerous calls both on home and cell phone from Winners International in the past few days, claiming I have won 5.5 million dollars, as others have been told, because I paid my utility bills on time. They gave me a couple of numbers to call they said were UPS phone numbers (suppose I should alert UPS that its name is being used frauduently). The 1st one connected me to the same group of people; I could even hear the now familiar voices in the the background. The 2nd number gave me a message saying my international call could not be connected as dialed. They got a bit menacing today, starting the first call by asking, impatiently, if I had made that transaction yet and, later in the day, asking me what time I picked up my mail. I alerted the guy the last time that a website out there is saying his org is being investigated by the FBI. Have not heard from him again since then.