Publisher's Clearing House Imposter - Prize Winner - Gift Card Payment Scam Reports & Reviews

Publisher's Clearing House Imposter - Prize Winner - Gift Card Payment Scam Reports & Reviews (3)

Publisher's Clearing House Scam. Reverend Tony brown

They called me many times, once a guy named Peter Watson, who claimed he was truck drive and "Reverend" Tony Brown who claimed he was an executive with PCH. He said he had $18 million for me plus a new Mercedes Benz. He started asking a lot of personal questions bout where I bank, so I hung up on him.

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Scammer's phone (762) 422-9597
Victim Location GA 31217, USA
Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

The first phone called made was to my cell phone. I did not make it to it before they hung up. So I called 762-422-9597 and it stated that the text number couldn't be reached. Then the same number called my landline number. He said his name was David Miller, Badge #408. I had won the $7500 a week for life. My confirmation number was #905416. He asked if I wanted the deliver to be public or private. I stated I wanted it to be private. He asked for me to spell my name and give him my address. He asked who lived in my home and if I was working. He asked if something happened to me who did I want the money to go to. He gave me a check reference number of 850585001271. Then he asked if there was a Dollar General, Family Dollar, or some other store like those. I said there was. He then told me to go there a get my registration card. When I questioned him why I would have to go to Dollar General to get a registration card, he stated to get my money I needed the number off the back of the card which I would have to purchased for $200. I then hung up on him. He called back several times. We left the call go to our answering machine only to have him call back. Finally I told him I would not go get a $200 card for him. The number called stated was from McCaysville, Ga.

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Scammer's phone (516) 400-7268
Victim Location OH 44870, USA
Type of a scam Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes

I was left voicemails indicating that I won the Publisher's Clearing House 3rd place winner. I answered the phone Monday on November 21 and spoke with Tony Brown and was fold I won 20 million dollars, $5000 a week in cash and since I don't have a family it changed to $10,000 a week and a brand new Mercedes and I could pick the color of my choice. To receive all prizes, there was a service charge of $2500 in Visa cards, but I would be reimbursed. Once they delivered the check of 20 million dollars there was going to be a representative from the sheriff's department, a rep from UPS and a rep from Publishers Clearing House. They would escort me to the bank. As of today, Monday November 21, at 1;00 there would be s representative at my door to pick up the Visa cards.

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