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- Jacksonville, FL, USA
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A Mr. David Miller called said I’d won $8.5 million dollars, thru a random phone number selection that I had to write down first my winnings # 0007577275 than my claims # 838484859 than I believe he called it the package # 9905505290015..... Mr. Miller than said I have an account now because of Publishers Clearing House at Bank of America & have me this # to call 1(800) 706-6546.... and an account # 41629569 to enter in after pushing option # 2 when calling, than when prompted to enter the pin # 25640. When the automated female voice said “welcome” after each # I was given to enter, I definitely knew this was not real winnings. She said I would need to pay$4,000.00 dollars to receive this $8.5 million dollars!!!! Mr. Miller has not called me back yet and God Willing he & All Who Are involved in scamming will be stopped!

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- Bullard, TX, USA
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Frank Anderson called, claimed that she won 2.5 million and a Mercedes. Requested $500 in prepaid cards for the taxes owed.

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- Longview, TX, USA
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Janice (wife) has had multiple calls in Feb 2021. She gave him a prepaid $200 card. Last time he wanted her to send $3500 to get the car out of where it's being held. (903) 553-1920 (Landline) & (903) 530-3774 (cell) Scammer then asked for a check or money order when she refused to get another pre-paid card for $3500. His name is "James" but she can't remember his last name. The supervisor (Jim Thurston) then called and she could hear him in the background saying "send her the email that has all the information from PCH".

A David Miller sent her an email on Jan 30, 2021, with a picture of 2 men & a woman standing in front of a van that says Prize Patrol, etc.

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- Hereford, TX, USA
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A man with a foreign accent called, said his name was Patrick Anderson and said he said you are familiar with Publishers Clearing House. I said I was but had not entered in a number of years. He said I had won $850,000.00 + $5,000 per week for life. What he wanted to know how I wanted to get the money quietly or come and act like it was a surprise. He then wanted me to go get a vanilla card from CVS for at least of $150/dollars. I told him I wasn't going to pay to win anything. Then he hung up on me. I gave him no information. He did have my address.

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- Reno, NV, USA
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The scammer said he was from Publishers Clearing House and that my husband (he did not know is deceased) won $5,000/month for life. I told him I am a widow and he said it was mine. He wanted me to send all of my personal information over a scheduled phone call the next day. I talked to my daughter who said it was a scam. So I did not call him. Tom Turner was the name he used.

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- Paris, TN, USA
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fake PCh call saying I won.

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- Munford, TN, USA
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fake PCH call-  

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- North Richland Hills, TX, USA
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Received voice message from individual claiming to be with the publisher's clearing house, the caller claimed to be with PCH that they have been a winner. The only thing the consumer had to do was to call back with confirmation number 369, and provide their routing and account number for the funds to be deposited to their winning.

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- Beckville, TX, USA
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Consumer bought vanilla gift cards at a Dollar General after receiving a call from Publisher's Clearing House. Claimed that the prize was a brand new car plus cash winnings in the amount $4 million.

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Consumer received call from a Mr. Jerry Dawkins stating that consumer had won $4.8 million and a new Mercedes from Publishers Clearinghouse. Consumer was also told to contact Ms. Selma Ward, Manager Director, at Wells Fargo in San Francisco in regards to this. No contact information was provided for Ms. Selma Ward.

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I've gotten 15 calls from Publisher's Clearing House in the last two weeks. They are foreigners: Mike Henry and something Moler. They say they work for the US Treasury Dept. But they are also CEOs. They said in 2019 I had won $5.5 million and 2021 white Mercedes Benz, with 6 months of Geico insurance, which will be delivered on a flatbed truck. They said they'd been looking for me for two years. They said they paid the Better Business Bureau $150,000 to find me. I said the ScamPulse.com doesn't do that. They said the Better Business Bureau wouldn't tell me if they were. They said the IRS told them to drop it, but they were determined to find me to give me my money. They want me to go to Walmart and buy a $500 Vanilla Card. The card is for the people who will come. I said I don't have $500, so they said they would pay $200, so all I would have to pay is $300. I'm also supposed to get $100,000 cash in a locked briefcase. They said they would not scam me out of money as they believe in the Lord Jesus Christ who died to deliver us from our sins and they go to church every Sunday. They said they could see that I had been scammed before. I told them they are the scammers.

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- Tyler, TX, USA
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Frank Miller gave a package confirmation number

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- Bullard, TX, USA
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Danny Baxster (agent #010)- claimed the individual won the sweepstakes and asked for vanilla gift card in the amount of $100 before they would arrive with balloons and champagne to award her the prize. Danny gave a number to give to the agent upon arrival 925-376-409USA.

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- Granville, OH, USA
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I'm 79 years old. I received a letter in the US Mail from Publisher's Clearing House with a check for $7785.50 for covering insurance and legal fees. I am not to cash the check until I call them at 365-833-1071. It's signed by Chief Financial Officer Richie Jenkins. The check is written against Wells Fargo. OPTUM RX is the company name on the check.

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- Toledo, OH, USA
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I received a phone call, that I was a 2nd place winner 2.5 million dollars and a 2020 Benz. A Phil Peterson from Publisher Clearing House

would call back 10 minutes to go to Cvs, or Dollar General, and get 2 Vanilla ice prepaid cards for 500.00 a piece . That a crew would arrive in 1.5 hr to present my winnings and the car. The person keeps calling me several time, that same day and the next day.

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- Miamisburg, OH, USA
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Received a call from Publishers Clearinghouse. I had won 2nd price, $490,000. I should go to Walgreens or Dollar General and buy a Vanilla Visa gift card. I hung up.

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- Mount Gilead, OH, USA
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I got a call from Taylor from Publisher's Clearing House, saying I had won $1.8 million dollars and a Mercedes Benz. He said the car would be delivered on a flatbed truck. He asked if I was marrid or lived alone. He asked my boyfriend if we had a checking account so we could deposit the check. He said it wouldn't cost us anything but I should buy a $100 Vanilla Gift card to give to the lawyer when he came to the house to register my winnings with the government. He asked if I wanted it kept confidential or put on the news. He kept saying: "this is no joke. how does it feel to win a million dollars, this is for real. this is not a scam. stop wasting my time. I want the number off the card". He told me to buy the card from Family Dollar Store or Walgreens. He offered to say on the phone while I went to get the card. I said it's a landline, then he wanted to know how long it would take to get the card and how many miles to the Dollar Store. He asked that 3x. I asked where are you calling from, but he wouldn't answer. He was very upset when I hadn't purchased the card. He called later and talked to my boyfriend. He said, "I guess it's between you and me. Do you want this money or not? You could quit your job." He had an accent. His tone started out friendly but became more hostile the more times he called. The caller ID said Jamaica.

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- Borger, TX, USA
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A man named Robert Bernard called and said I had won $2,500,000. He gave me an ID badge number and said he was a prize director. He gave me a package number and a claim number. He told me to go to Dollar General and buy a Green Dot Money Pack Scratch card for $200 and he would call back to tell me what to do with the information on the card. I called Publishers Clearing House and reported him. They said I should also call the Better Business Bureau. He keeps calling repeatedly. He asked how much I had in the bank. I know better than to tell him.

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- Patriot, OH, USA
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John Goldberg called from Publishers Clearing House. He said he was at 100 Circle Dr NY. He said my package number is 399191200. He said his manager is John Tony. He said Bob White from the Federal Reserve approved the winnings. He said I had won $5.5 million and a 2020 C class Mercedes Benz with 4 wheel drive. He had an accent. He asked if I was married or lived alone. He asked if I wanted it to be public or confidential. He said the were coming today from Cleveland, OH to deliver the check, and the car would be on a flatbed truck and would arrive at 4pm. He also asked me to send a $785 money order to Ona Wilson, 716 First Ave, Selma AL 36701. He said the taxes would be $825 and I would need to buy a Greendot Go2bank card from CVS in Gallipolis, OH. I bought the cards but did not give them the numbers from the back. He also said his manager was Deborah Holden.

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- Troy, OH, USA
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Robert Banks from Publishers Clearing House wanted me to go to Walmart (near South Salem,Oh) & give their attorney Mary Ellen $780 for a gold stamp for the Check I will receive for winning over a million dollars. The $780 is for the government. The attorney will be driving a truck with Publishers Clearing House logo's all over it. Then I am to buy gift cards at Walmart & various other stores.

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