Complaint Review: American Money Corporation

I am at work and receive a telephone call at my employer's telephone number.  The man starts telling me how I have been chosen to win 2.5 million dollars and a mercedes. 

I am immediately on guard and he continues to ask for an email address or fax machine to send me information, which I did not.  I wait for requests of anything personal he could try to access for a scam.  I answer only general questions about having a bank account (who doesn't) , but not who with, and a credit card (but not which company).  I already know I am not giving any specifics that could be used for gain.  I told him to send me information thru regular mail (who doesn't have an address) and I would look over anything he had. 

I asked him where he was located and he told me in Washington DC.  I had already heard roosters crowing in the background and almost had to laugh.  I asked him if he was in Washington DC why did I hear roosters crowing in the background?  He was caught off guard. 

I finally said, okay, I will call Mr. Fisher, you have a good day, then hung up.  It took a while for the line to disconnect and then I started worrying about the scams to gain access to the telephone lines and make outrageous long distance calls.

Please beware, and I probably gave too much information, but nothing that could not be found on the internet anyway.