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Received call that I won the sweepstakes and they wanted to send someone to my house with a package. Hung up but they keep calling.

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- Saint Louis, MO, USA
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James * *** called me saying he was with the Publisher's Clearing House. He wanted me to pay $954 to the bank for taxes in order for me to receive $8.2 million.

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Was told I had won Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes all I had to do was pay them $2500 gift card from Family Dollar and the prize patrol would bring my big old check lol

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My father received a call on his cell phone from a man stating he was from the Publishers Clearing House. He said his name was James Summers and that my father won a sweepstake prize. The first call was placed on August 5, 2019 at 8:35am. James called my father's cell phone over 18 times that day, allowing approximately waiting only 4 minutes before placing the next call. The calls went on for several hours that day. I'm not sure what day my father gave in and arranged to wire the $91 dollars to cover what James said were fees and taxes for the winnings. Unfortunately, my father also incurred internal call fees totaling approximately $350 dollars attempting to end the harassing calls from James. We have suspended my father's cell number with Verizon. I hope this information helps put an end to the scam.

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Contacted today by scammer today at 9:30 am left a voice mail. Michael cooper 876-*** stated that she had won a package from publishers clearing house. He called back later and stated she needed to purchase a visa vanilla card for 200.00. Ask where she lived, what kind of car she drove, about bank accounts. She gave address and car info. She told him she had closed a bank account. She was to get 2,500,000 and a new Mercedes. She went to walgreens and purchased a card and gave him the account number, expiration date and security code. She told her youngest son and he told her it was a scam. I took the card back to walgreens and was able to transfer the money to a walgreens gift card. The card still had a balance of 200.00 when I used it. He had called back while I was gone and ask more banking information. Her son was with her and did not allow her to give any info. He is to call tomorrow and be here at 10:30 to bring her prize.

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- Crescent, OR, USA
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A woman supposedly by the name of Mary, called to tell me, that I had won $27,000,000. She did not speak good English and when I ask why she was calling from Jamaica, she said that they had lots of different offices, not just in New York. She said that the delivery could be made latter today. I told her she would have to swim real fast, to get here by then. She hung up.

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- Bethany, MO, USA
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Calling to claim that I won millions of dollars with publishers clearing House, when I do not even play that sweepstakes. When I called him out on his scam he began threatening to come to my house and kill me by blowing my house up.

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- Excello, MO, USA
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I received a phone call from this number and they claimed to be Publisher's Clearing House. They stated I had won $2.5 million and were to pay me $700,000 a week. I was required to submit a payment of $700 to receive the winnings.

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I got a call allegedly from Publishers Clearing House saying I won money and a car. They said the check and car would be delivered to my home accompanied by a lawyer. They didn't ask for anything immediately but did say I would need to pay $199 with a OneVanilla gift card at the time of delivery. They also said they would accompany me to the bank with the check. After speaking with BBB, I called the real Publishers Clearing House and they confirmed it was a scam.

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Told consumer they had won $100,000.00. Claimed to be Frank *** consumer hung up.

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- Utica, OH, USA
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I got a call today from Albert Johnson w/Publishers Clearinghouse today. He said I won $4 million and Mercedes Benz. He asked if I wanted it to be public or private. I said public. He asked me if I really wanted people to come out and take pictures. He said it would be better to keep it private. He said not to tell anybody because he didn't want his men to be injured with all that money on them (when they deliver the money). He said "Aren't you happy to have this gift from God?" He assured me it wasn't a joke as he was a minister at his church. He said I needed to pay a one percent tax. He asked if I had a credit card, I said yes, but didn't give him the number. He told me to go to Walmart in Mt Vernon. He asked if my spouse was home and what he was doing today, and how many other people were in the house. He told me to call him back at 775-297-4449. He had an accent. He kept me on the phone for 20 minutes.

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- Boonville, MO, USA
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Someone called claiming to be PCH told me I won $ 5M, and $5,000.00 and a 2019 Mercedes Benz. Told me I had to send a $100.00 gift card.

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BBB STAFF AR 8/6/19

Consumer has received 6 calls from a business claiming to be Publisher's Clearinghouse, stating he won a "luxury prize". When he called the number back, the prize is so large, there was a fee to claim the prize. They also said they would call the consumer back with the cost of what it would be to claim the prize.

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- Buffalo, NY, USA
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Received letter from PCH, stating I was a lucky winner, of 900,000,000. Check for $9597.16 was included with letter. Instructions to call Mr. Don Bailey at 1509-477-9970, to arrange payments.

The letter was signed by Deborah Holland, PCH Executive VP

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- Forsyth, MO, USA
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I received a call from a man, said his name is Alex Nelson badge # 1994, said he was with The Publishers Clearing House. He said that I was the winner of 3 million U.S. dollars, $50,000 cash and a brand new 2019 Chevy Malibu. He wanted to know if I was going to be home for the rest of the evening because they were going to deliver my package to me today, although he never asked me for my physical address. He said he was currently calling me from a city just north of the town I live in, however, the caller ID on my cell phone said the call originated from Jamaica and I'm located in the central U.S. The only thing I needed to do was immediately go to Walmart money center and make a one time cash transfer of $219.00 to cover the registration cost of my winning package. The recipient of this said money transfer is a man by the name of Mark Duckworth, address: 3040 N. Lakeview drive, Sandford MI, 48657. The man on the phone told me to call him back at a different number other than the one he called me on, 202- 871- 5852, just as soon as I made the transfer. He tried reassuring me that he is a Christian man and would never deceive anyone and that I could trust him.

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- Somerville, AL, USA
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I was contacted by phone telling me that I had won a prize of $350000. I was told that a prize patrol would be at my house as well as a armored Brinks truck and television crew with police and lawyers!!!!! All I had to do was provide money for the taxes! I contacted Publishers Clearing House and was informed that they NEVER call you on the phone as well as NEVER ask you for any money!!!!!! DONT give anyone money!!!!! They call you from numbers from Canada!!! It’s ALL a scam!!!!!!

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- Mentor, OH, USA
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I received a call on my home phone. The caller stated he was with Publishers Clearing House. Said he was my agent. Todd Sloan. He said I won $2.5 million. He asked if I wanted to receive my prize privately or on TV. Wanted me to pay $1000 for taxes. He was coming from New York to my house. He said I could pay out of my bank account. He did not ask for account numbers. He said I could buy two Gift Cards. A Vanilla Pre Paid. for $500. Wanted me to go to Walgreens.I went to Walgreens to look into buying the card. The Clerk at Walgreens told me it was a scam. I would have to read the numbers off. I kinda thought this was a scam. I was not sure. My friend and I checked online. The real Publishers Clearing house does not ask for money. I told him it was a scam. He said to check with the Better Business Business. Their phone number is 866-330-1775

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- West Plains, MO, USA
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Michael *** and Donald *** were the names of the people who contacted me telling me that I had won PCH. I've never entered into any of those kind of contests.

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- Colorado Springs, CO, USA
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I received in the mail a letter stating that I have won the PCH with a check enclosed for $9597.16.

Contact - Claims specialist Betty Moore - 1-253-214-4339. Letter was sent from Deborah Holland, Executive Vice President

Printed on The National Lottery @pch clearinghouse

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Winner publishing clearing house. Money 2255.55 registration

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