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On 9/21/2020 Received call saying I had won 2.5 million dollars thru Publishers Clearing House. Asked would I be home to receive it, would I like it to be public or private also won a Denali which color would I like red or white. I would need to stay on the phone and go to a nearby CVS or Dollar General to pay the processing fee of $250 dollars. I said I was on my house phone and wasn't comfortable giving him my cell number, he gave me a cellular number to call (702)381-5448 and ask for Steven Williams then stay on the line while I went to the store. I hung up and never called the number. 10/7/2020 Received a similar call, voice sounded a little robotic started the same but when I said I was home and not out they hung up. The caller ID listed the number as Kingston, JM 876-366-8700 I only answered bc when I initially saw it was thinking it said Kingston, TN.

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Mr. Marshell and a Brian Diamond said I had won a sweepstake of 1.5 million and asked me several questions. Stated that the winnings required me to pay $7000 for the IRS upfront.

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- Memphis, TN, USA
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Mr.James Fisher has been contacting saying that he's contacting me from PCH and I won a 2020 pick up truck and also a money prize of 7.5million dollars. They also have a lady to reach to and she will connect you with mr.fisher.He wanted me to open up a new savings account so that he can send me $3,500.00 so I can pay my fees.I knew then that it was a scam if I was asked to do all this to receive my prizes. They also other business names like Readers Digest

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- Memphis, TN, USA
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Received a call from 1-876-557-0524 indicating I was a winner through Publishers Clearing House and gave me another number to call 1-876-378-8269 ext 9 and ask for John Mason claim #7043455. Both numbers show Jamaica as it's origin. When I called the number the guy said I had won a check for $1.5 million dollars and a 2020 Mercedes Benz that would be delivered to my house but first I had to go to Walmart and purchase a money card and I knew it was a scam. I really knew it was a scam because that's not how Publisher's Clearing House operates. Please flag this scam so others don't get suckered.

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- Memphis, TN, USA
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Caller, John Bell with heavy accent, said he was with Publishers Clearing House and I had won a monthly random prize of 5.5 million. Said I could pay the taxes after I got the prize but there was a processing fee of $950.00. I hung up.

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- Germantown, TN, USA
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I recd a call at 11:30 AM this morning from a man with a foreign accent offering 2.5 million dollars. He wanted my address so he could come over and give me a check. I asked him to send me something writing -- then I hung up. However, I failed to obtain his phone number.

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- Horn Lake, MS, USA
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I recd a voice mail from PCH on June 21, 2018. The call was from James Washington who stated he was w/PCH and I was a 2nd place winner.

He mentioned something about coming to the house -- but I did not return the call because I was very skeptical. I called the ScamPulse.com and they

informed me it was a scam.

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