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I'm 89 years old. I've been participating in Publisher's Clearing House for years. I got a phone call from a woman. She speaks broken English. She says I've won $1.6 million or $750 a week for life.

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- Mansfield, OH, USA
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I keep getting calls from foreigners saying he was with Publisher's Clearing House. He said I won $7,500,000 and a car. He said I would have to register with a card for $400. He offered to connect me to the Better Business Bureau, a woman came on, she said she was with the Better Business Bureau.

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- Indianapolis, IN, USA
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Dwayne Michaels said he has been trying to contact me for 3 months. And I need to pay 800.00 for some insurance, then they would bring me my $5000.00 and then that amount every week for life.

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- Annandale, VA, USA
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In May of 2019, I just received a phone call from both a real Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes attorney general and my Logistcare transportation that I surpose to claim all of my winning prizes as soon as possible when unfortunately, it never happen at all because, instead, I could go to jail for me entering the real Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes and surpose to win the fake Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes as soon as possible.

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- Hamilton, OH, USA
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I received a phone calls from Mary Johnson (786-377-6702, Bill Cooper & David Miller (309-432-5801) claiming to be with Publisher's Clearing House. They stated that that I won money. I said that I thought this was a scam. The next call that I received was from Mr. Washington claiming to be with the ScamPulse.com and he stated that it was not a scam & then he asked for money. He said that I should go to Walmart and send money via "Walmart to Walmart. He said that I Should send $950.00 to Jeffery Baxter Panama City FL. I did send the money and now I realize this was a scam. They are very convincing. I don't want others to be scammed. I have notified the real Publishers Clearing House, my bank and I will also contact Walmart and the police.

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I got a call from Daniel he said he was with Publisher's Clearinghouse. He said I won $1.7 million. He wanted my bank card, so he could send the money ot the bank. I didn't give it to him because it's in my husband's name. Then he asked for my Driver's license number and my social security number so he could set up an account at the Laurelville Bank. I gave it to him. He told me to call him back at 816-535-9677 at 11am. He thought he would have the account set up by then. He had an accent. I could hardly understand him. I could hear others talking in the background. He's still calling. I called the Hocking County Sheriff's Department to report the call.

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I received a call stating that I won the Publisher's Clearing House prize that was approved by the FTC.

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David called and told me that I was the latest Publishers Clearinghouse winner and sent me a text showing me the check written out in my name. Then he said that 1% of 2.5 million had to be paid to clear taxes. My instructions were to go to the bank get $2500.00 in cash and it was wired to NY or overnight express via Fedex. He continues to call my phone and harass me. Other than reporting to the ScamPulse.com is there anything else I can do about this?

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- Navarre, FL, USA
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I received a phone call from a lady who said she was calling from Publisher's clearing House & that I had won a million dollars & 5,000 a week for life. She said 3 men would be at my house tomorrow Fri. Nov 8 at 1:30. One of the men's name was Blake. Asked if I would be home...did I want a Public presentation with TV etc. or Private I said private. She said I would need 3 kinds of ID...one would be a photo ID...I did not really understand the other two. She asked what would I do with the money...if something happened to me who did I want the beneficiary to be. She asked my age...did I work...did I own my own home. Did I want the weekly check deposited to my checking account or in the mail. She then said due to FTC rulings & government regulations I would be have to pay 399.00 to receive my prize. I said I am not paying any money until I receive my prize. ...told her I thought it was a scam & that I would call the Better Business Bureau.She then hung up on me.

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- Columbus, OH, USA
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I'm 83 years old. I got a call from John Grohm from Publishers Clearing House. He said I won 1.1 million. He told me not to tell anybody about the call because if I did they would call and get the money instead of me. He wanted to deliver it to my house. He wanted my bank account number. He told me to go to the bank and open an account and put in $25. He gave me a number to call to verify the prize, 888-973-3751. A woman answered "Wells Fargo". She confirmed I had won PCH. I gave them nothing.

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- Reynoldsburg, OH, USA
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I got a call from Charles King, Federal Consumer's Office, 202-470-4326. He said I won a prize from Publisher's Clearing House. He gave me a number to call 702-936-6707 for more information. He said he was with Holiday Sweeps. He wanted $7,500 to get the prize money. It was a registration fee because the money was coming from Nevada. He told me to call John Moretti at 855-331-2639. He asked if I wanted to stay off television. I said yes. He asked if I was married. He said if we couldn't afford the $7500, he could try to get a loan for us. He wanted PII for the registration. We did not give him any PII.

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My 75 year old father received a call yesterday from a man who said he was from Publisher's Clearing House. He told him he had won $2.5 million. He had to pay the IRS 1% or $925 in cash. He gave him a confirmation code. He told him to call 516-499-5512. My father called and spoke to Andy Goldberg, who had an accent. They have called back.

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- Charlotte, NC, USA
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Received numerous calls stating I am a winner of Publisher Clearing House award and they need to obtain personal information to provide winnings. Caller ID list call coming from Kingston, JM 1-876-995-2821

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- Longview, TX, USA
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I received call saying he was publishers clearing house. And told me I would receive a check today from 2 guys in a blue jacket flowers ect. Then wanted a check for $365 to cover some kind of fee. I ask him if i could put him on hold to ask my attorney to see if that was ok......he hung up.

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In October of 2018, I just got a email from [email protected] telling me that I need to reply back to [email protected] by email in order for myself to win a horrible fake Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol visit in person as soon as possible when unfortunately, it never happen at all because, instead, I was using those horrible bad languages in order for myself to win a horrible fake Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol visit in person as soon as possible when unfortunately, again, it never happen at all either because the real Publishers Clearing House along with a real Publishers Clearing House attorney general was so angry and upset at me on Tuesday, November 6th, 2018 which was at the time.

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- Bastrop, LA, USA
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Daniel George & Josh Kennedy Chief Financial Officer I called the number the letter said to call the claims manager before depositing the check they send me.

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- Wichita Falls, TX, USA
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Mike Nelson identified himself as an agent with Publisher's Clearing House. He said I was a second place winner of $6.5 million plus $2500 week for life. The call came in at 10:46 CST on 10-16-2019. He stated the prize ticket # as 64666001164 with prize ID code 872078515 and a prize confirmation code 020586. He started recording me and admitted recording when I asked. It seemed he wanted me to repeat all the numbers. When I asked for the phone number to Publisher's Clearing House he hung up.

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I received a phone call on Tuesday, October 15th. The caller ID came up as "Publishers' Clearing House". I was not home at the time, and a message was left saying that I had won 4.6 million dollars; a claim number was left. The message also directed me to call the number back with this number so I could claim my prize. The following day I called the number and spoke to someone identifying himself as Robert Davis. Mr. Davis began by asking me some questions about my home phone number- which I confirmed. He then asked if I was married and if my husband was home- which I confirmed that he was. Mr. Davis then proceeded to ask if my husband could confirm that I could "claim" the prize. I placed my husband on the phone - he confirmed our address and said that I could claim the prize. Mr. Davis then asked where I had retired from - I did not recall telling him I was retired. He also asked about my husband's previous employment. Then he informed me that he was going to ask me some questions, so he could complete some forms for the 1040 and 1099 forms that would be needed when I claimed my prize. I asked why ths paperwork could not be completed after I received my money. He began to say things like I did not want to miss out on my 4.6 million dollar prize. I responded that I would not be giving him any confidential information like my SSN. The line then went dead. Now, I am going to have to monitor all of my accounts just to make sure that no one is messing with my identity.

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- Muncie, IN, USA
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They said I won 2nd prize in Publishers clearing house drawing.I knew it wasn't publishers clearing house so I requested a phone number to call them back.

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- Arnold, MO, USA
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I was contacted by phone that I had won a publisher clearing house sweepstake prize of 9.5 million dollars, $5000.00 a week for life, and a 2019 car with 1-year state farm insurance. They instructed me to go to Walmart to receive a money gram for $5000.00 payable to me as soon as I paid a $250.00 processing fee. This caller made this sound very believable and went to great lengths to insure me this was not a scam and he was not asking for any personal information. I got leary once they wanted me to go to Walmart.

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