Just though I should add to this list as well, I got exactly the same call. They claimed I won 2nd prize, worth $400,000 Hong Kong Dollars, about $50,000 Australian. Looking online it turns out there is a legitimate store in Hong Kong, however it seems from the many 'second prizes' that this is simply a scam.For those interested, they sent me this email and document to me to claim my prize.https://docs.google.com/document/d/1jW6HcZdnRwQeX9gE72zGRyQdYWd0vh6nqSb4JnVwUiw/editGmail's spam filters also caught the email, and warned me when I opened it, "Be careful with this message. Lots of other people have marked similar messages as phishing scams, so this might contain unsafe content."

Please contact the Commercial Crimes Bureau in Hong Kong as they are looking into thisscam, I have been contact by these people and now reported to the Hong Kong Police, whoare investigating this scam so the more people they are from the better

Just got a call today saying the same thing. They called the other day for a survey and gave me a raffle ticket number. And today they called to tell me I won 2nd prize of $50,000. I was pretty sure it was a scam which is why I checked the number online n came up with this.

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Have an e-mail from Wing On Group confirming that their representatives are not contacting residents of Australia for marketing surveys and prize draws. They have reported this scam to the Hong Kong police.

Hey where are these stories??