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- Carnegie, PA, USA
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I was contacted by Michael Anderson, claiming that he was an employee for publisher clearing house and tried to get me to do a pyramid scam of buying five $500 vanilla card, Visa vanilla card at the store so that his people can come out to my house and I give them that card and then I ripped out that that was my claim to be received $500,000

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- Cleveland, OH, USA
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My husband has been receiving calls on his cell phone from Publishers Clearing House. He won $450,000 and a car. They wanted his bank numbers. I stopped him from giving it out. They mailed him a check for $7800.35. He called the number on the mailing. Wanted him to deposit the check and call them. Phone number 914-412-8082. Told him not to take the letter to the bank. He did not deposit the check. The check was to help pay the the taxes on his prize winnings.

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- Huntersville, NC, USA
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The person told me I won 7.5 million and car and 30k a month for life from Publishers Clearing House and ask for my Bank account information and wanted 50k or more and told me to calm down. That prize patrol was coming to my house today and not to get upset because it was legitimate that I had won.

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- Westlake, OH, USA
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attached the letter and a fake check sent

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- Albuquerque, NM, USA
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I received a check from Foresight Engineering Inc. for $8700.54.

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- Santa Fe, NM, USA
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TRANSCRIPT OF VOICEMAIL: "This is a very important message from the publishers clearing house headquarter in 1300 Jericho quadrangle Suite 300 Jericho, New York Find an app approved by the sweepstakes audit bureau This is Susan Williamson, the vice president of winning experiences, publishers clearing house, sweepstakes Congratulations on being a first place winner from our grand promotion Did you check your mailbox or your email? Your confirmation number is **** Please contact our prize claim department at your earliest convenience to make preparations for prize delivery at 1- 8 00- 5 2 3- 2 2 8 1 I repeat 1 8 0 0 5 2 3 2 2 8 One congratulations once more Thanks for making it PCH. The house were dreams come through.…”"

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- Robbinsville, NC, USA
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Received call on land line asking if i remember Publishers Clearing House. I said yes. He then said i just won 2 million dollars. I said yeah right and hung up. He called right back and asked ifbi wanted my 2 million dollars. I said no and hung up

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Another scam call. Publishers' clearing house. They want a Walmart card. Do not trust anybody who wants you to go buy a card or give them anything!

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- Cleveland, OH, USA
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I received a call from someone claiming to be Publishers Clearing House. They told me I won a 2023 Mercedes Benz and FedEx would deliver a check for $5 million. They told me to purchase a Vanilla Gift Card or a GreenDot Gift Card worth $500 to receive my winnings. They told me to call them back in an hour after I purchased the gift card.

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- Albuquerque, NM, USA
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Caller excitedly told me I had won several million $ in Publishers Clearing House. Told him I didn't believe it and he tried to convince me it was real. "Are you home right now?" he asked, as if they were close to me. At some point asked what bank I used. I told him I wouldn't tell him that, and he continued "ok what is your bank?" Several times, I told him I wouldn't tell him, then he discontinued the call. I did not win several million dollars. Still waiting.

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- Lakewood, OH, USA
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I answered a weird phone call on my cell phone yesterday I feel is a scam. She said she was from Publishers Clearing House. It showed unlisted private number. I won second prize. $750,000. I said I think this is a scam. I hung up. She called back. She said it is not a scam. I won $750,000. Again, I hung up. She called a third time. Publishers Clearing. She wanted me to talk to another agent. A man got on the line. I have two names of men I spoke with. I think it was Peter Jefferson and David Anderson. One of them said about winning the money. He asked where I did my banking. I told him Where I banked. I gave the name of the bank. Then he started asked me how I get around. I said I don't drive. My kinds take me. He wanted to know how many kids I have, I told him that was personal. None of his business. I said I don't believe this. Then he connected me with another man. The new guy said since you don't drive how soon could you get to your nearest post office. Al I would have to do is get there and bring two forms of identification to prove it was me. I said I still think this is a scam. I hung up. They did not call back. They never got my address. I have to answer my phone. It comes up private number. I have people that check on me.

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- Cleveland, OH, USA
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I answered a call on my landline today from Publishers Clearing House. It was a man. Andrew Goldberg. He has been doing this twenty four years I think he said. I was on the phone with him about an hour. He was so sweet and kind. I do not have the phone number that called. I could tell this guy was good. He said I won $10 million for life and a Mercedes. He saif they would pay the $7200 taxes. I would have to pay $4800 for taxes. He would come and pick up the check. He wanted me to go to my bank. I told him I have a savings account I could take it. He told me to go to the bank and have a cashiers check made out to Betty White. He gave me routing number 2896047338RR That is Betty Whites routing number, He said I should take my check to Chase Bank at Kamms corners on Rocky River Dr. He told me to put on a red shirt. They will be here at my home at 3:00 today. They were going to drop off my car and other things. It sounded legit. But doesn't seem real. He said I hope this is a blessing to you. He said he is a Christian. He was so polite and convincing. He said it is a joy for him to do this. We have had other similar calls. He said he has three winners today to deliver to.

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- Lakewood, OH, USA
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I received a vm from the number I mentioned stating the they were the publishers clearing house and I won a million dollars and a new mercedes. I was instructed to call that same number back to find out how to claim the prizes. Out of curiosity I decided to call back and when I did the man on the other end claimed again that he was from the PCH and that this was legitimate and not a scam and that I really won. He told me that all I would need to do was pay 1% of the taxes which was $900. I knew right then it was a scam because simple math shows one% of the taxes on a Mercedes and a million dollars is more than 900. I continued to play along as if I was believing him (believe me I wish it was true) He told me in order to receive the delivery of the check and car I would need to go to family dollar, or Walgreens and get two visa gift cards one for 500 and the other for 400 and to call back once I did that with the info. I asked him if I could give the info at the time of the delivery, he said no. I told him that I know ur a scam and I am not that stupid and would not be giving him the info ahead of time so that I would lose out on the money and he scammed. I told him I saw on the news about these gift card scams. He said that he would not force me to take the money and the car and asked me did I really think he would be calling to waste my time if it wasn’t legitimate? I said YES, and that if I was stupid enough to give him that info he would be getting $900 and it wouldn’t be a waste of his time. I then hung up

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- Cleveland, OH, USA
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I got a phone call, they said they were calling me from the IRS. And said I won $8,000,000, the Ford truck they actually have on their website and $7,000 a week for life. The only problem is that they wanted me to pay the IRS the taxes $15,000. When I told him that the one thing I've learned is that when you win something you shouldn't have to pay anything to get your prize. I told him I didn't have a penny to my name. He told me he would give me the name of a company where I could take out a loan for the $15,000 and when I got the prize money I could pay the loan off.

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- Cleveland, OH, USA
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I received a mailing from Publishers Clearing House. I do not have their address. Mailing stated I won $150 million. There was a check enclosed. I called the phone number on the letter 929-695-2542. A recording came on to leave a message. I hung up without leaving a message. A man called me back. He asked if I was and said my name. I said yes. I started questioning him. Nobody gives away that kind of money. I know it is a scam.

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- Oberlin, OH, USA
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We received a call yesterday on our cell phone from Publishers Clearing House. I answered the call. The call came from phone number 540-904-9139. Callers name was Frank Buck. He said I won $7.7 million. A new Mercedes and a Ford F150 truck. He wanted $999.99 upfront payment. He wanted me to buy a Vanilla Visa Card for $999.99. This was to legalize the transaction. Yesterday he wanted us to buy a $20 Vanilla Visa. We purchased the card at Walmart in Amherst OH.. We called him and read the numbers off the card and security code. Today he wanted a Vanilla Visa Card for $999.99. We did not buy another card. We told him we would go to our bank and get a certified check. He suggested the Vanilla card or for us to go to the Post Office. I realized it was a scam when he wanted $999.99. They were to come to our house last night but they did not come. We would call the police if they came. I felt funny about getting the $20 card.

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- Ashtabula, OH, USA
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I have received three phone calls recently from Publishers Clearing House. Three different voice. Today it was a lady. Last Friday they told me I won $7 million. Today they told me I won $18 million. Send me $5000 a month. They would come to my house from Mansfield OH and deliver the check. He wanted $400. I said I am not giving you $400 or anything else. I should not have to pay for a prize. The call got quiet . I hung up. We did not get to the point how they wanted the money. Today they called from 607-400-487. They also called from 919-404-7285. Last Friday they called from 914-833-6672.

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- Amarillo, TX, USA
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Asked her to get a vanilla Visa card for $205 - $500 and they would show up at her house withing 45 minutes and she would get the money back. The purchase was to show she was the correct person. She won $2.5 million, $10,000/week for life and a new Mercedes for her 2nd place prize. She said she was not going to buy a Visa card. He told her she needed three forms of ID the vanilla one Visa card being one of them.

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- Mentor, OH, USA
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I received a $7865 check in the mail from Kern Health Systems. Mailing stated you are one of our lucky winners. Publishers Clearing House. Won over $1 million. John Gibson company representative. Instructs to deposit the check and call him at 236-881-7567. Their address is 2900 Buck Owens Blvd. Bakersfield, CA 93308. The check has Wells Fargo on it. I did not call the number or deposit the check.

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- Beachwood, OH, USA
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I received a call from someone claiming to be Publishers Clearing House. They told me I won $7.5 million and $5000 a week for life. They said they sent me a letter March 1, 2023 that I never responded to. I was told I needed to come up with $7500.00 to receive my winnings so I hung up.

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