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- Johnstown, PA, USA
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*** *** stated that she was contacted earlier in the month on or about 09/05/2019, by a man whom provided the name "Robert" He advised ***. *** that she had won Publishers Clearing House in the amount of 1.5 million dollars and a brand new car. **. *** stated that "Robert" told her she had to send $3,500 in cash to the following address: ***  West Palmaire Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301. Once **. ***  sent the money, she then was sent 2 checks both in the amount of $4,000 issued from personal checking accounts, and told to deposit the checks into her account, and then withdrawal the funds the following day- and send the cash to the same address: *** West Palmaire Avenue, Glendale, AZ 85301. ***. *** did as she was asked, sent the money, and then received 2 more checks in the mail for her to deposit and withdrawal- total amount of $14,000.

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I have received a call from James Miller with Publishers Clearing House. Said I won 5 million. He gave me phone number 585-357-3014 to call back. They also have phone number 916-237-0204. I did not call them back.

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- Cleveland, OH, USA
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I received a mailing from Publishers Clearing House. It did not have a full address. Canadian Post mark. Their phone number is 647-219-2418. Stated I won $450,000. The mailing included a check $4980.00. Instructed me to call the phone number. Speak to Claims Manager Steve Williams. Give Security Code 5555. I did not call the number. I was not going to put that check in my account.

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Person in Jamaica claiming to be a person from PCH, and he needed money for fees and taxes, and in return we would win a new Mercedes

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- Annandale, VA, USA
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I just emailed to a Publishers Clearing House Agent recently to let a Publishers Clearing House Agent know that I got scammed by fake Publishers Clearing House for the first time after I received a fake winner confirmation in the mail telling me that I'm a $1,000,000.00 winner with developmental disabilities for the first time 13 years ago.

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I received multiple calls starting yesterday from a company claiming to be from publishers clearing house. They gave me a code 000157YB and told me I that I needed to call Mr Albert Johnson at 1-876-416-8541 they informed me I was the PCH grand prize winner of $6.5 million, $5K per month for life and a brand new car! What a deal!! They just wanted me to go to Walmart or Walgreens and get a $1k Amazon gift card that I would need to give to them on delivery of all of my prizes. So I told them I felt this was a scam and not interested and wouldn’t go get the gift card. They called countless times trying to convince me it was legitimate and for the $1K gift card they were going to deliver all my prizes from PCH in person to my business So this morning they started calling again. Again I told them I was convinced it was a scam. At this point they told me again it’s all legitimate and all being controlled and phone calls recorded under ScamPulse.com &IRS regulations. So I told him great I’m a ScamPulse.com member so I will call them for confirmation of legitimacy. They hung up instantly and have not called again

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I received two calls telling me I just won $750,000 from PCH. All I would need to pay is $3,100 for fees and processing.

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- Tyler, TX, USA
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Called and told me that I won money and to go to walmart to get money order to send to them to get the money I won

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A guy called stating I won $5000 a week. He ask me for my address and they wanted me send them $2800. Told them, "NO THANK YOU." And I hung up on them.

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Received two text messages from the Publisher's Clearing House asking to confirm my info and telling me I've won a Chevy Blazer.

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Received a call from Publishers Clearing House. The gentleman told me that I had won the Publishers Clearing House and they were going to come to my home and deliver my new car and prize money. He asked me how old I was, where I banked at and if I had any stocks. He told me I would need to send him $4,500. I told him didn't have that much money and he asked me how much I could send. I told him that I am not paying anything and said if I needed to pay I could pay it out of my winnings. He told me I couldn't do that. I told him I thought this was a scam. I called the Publishers Clearing House and they confirmed that this is a scam.

The scary part was that he knew my full name and address.

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- Columbus, OH, USA
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I've been getting calls for three days from John Green from Jamaica. He said: "Congratulations, you've won Publishers Clearing House, $7000 a week for life and a Mercedes Benz". He kept telling me he's a minister and ministers don't lie. He said I had been blessed. He said God Blesses and congratulations several times. He's coming this afternoon from Cleveland to give me my winnings. Just this morning he said I needed to get a money order for $499 to pay the shipping and handling. He asked if I was married, and he's been talking to my husband as well. He asked if I wanted it publicized or kept confidential. I told him I wanted something in writing from PCH.

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Caller ID said it was a private caller but I did not pick up the phone. Left a message on my on answering machine saying it was publishers clearing house and I won 5.5 million dollars etc.

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- Columbus, OH, USA
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I got a call this morning from Publishers Clearinghouse notifying me I had won 2.5 million and a Mercedes Benz. He asked What time would I be home because a lady from UPS will be delivering mail to me today about the prize. He said you know who PCH is, well you've won. He had an accent. He said something about not telling anybody until they got there. I told him I would see him at my house at 4:30pm.

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I'm 72 years old. I got a text today from Publisher's Clearinghouse. I won 7.5 million and a BMW which is $7000 a week for life. I needed to pay $4988 for state taxes. He sent me a picture of the car, and of himself with an ID card. He said to call 203-864-3445, a foreign guy answered and said "Yes, you've won Publisher's Clearinghouse!". He said he would email me the steps. He said, "This is legitimate. Do you think Publisher's Clearinghouse is a fraud?" They had my address.

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Called my mom yesterday claiming she won publishers clearing house sweepstakes. Requested she urgently go to do a money transfer in the amount of 500 dollars to them to cover the 'taxes' of her winnings.

Called me twice today. Same scam

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I got the call this morning from this number claiming to be Publisher's Clearing House. They claimed I won 2.5 millions dollars, $10,000 cash, and 2019 Mercedes-Benz in pearl white. They said it came with a year of gas and a year of insurance covered by Geico. They asked if I was a U.S. citizen, how old I was, and my marital status. They said I needed to send $299 and that they were a hour and a half way from my location with the certified check for the 2.5 million dollars.

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Caller was David Sawyer, claiming to be from Publishers Clearing house. He gave me a badge number of 007841. He said we had won 4.5 million, 7,000.00 per week for life and a new 2020 Mercedes. He said he didn't want any money because he worked for publisher clearing house. But, in order for them to bring the car and give me the check, I had to western union $899.99 to the federal government for taxes so all the prizes could be released and I had to do it quickly cause the prize patrol was on its way. I called publishers clearing house and the told me they never ask for money or wire transfers of funds to a third party.

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- Willoughby, OH, USA
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I received a message on my answering machine. Caller stated it was Publishers Clearing House House House. I won a million dollars. I do not have all the details. I called the phone number back they left 833-568-4661. They answered Publishers Clearing House. A man said can I help you. I said you called me. He wanted me to send $2500 for taxes to receive my prize. He asked if I wanted it on TV or confidential. Someone would come and I would sign for it. I said it does not sound real. I called and reported it to the police. I did know if it was a scam. I did not send any money. The man said they would call me back. I will not answer.

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Introduced himself as Mr. Williams. The name on caller ID JM Kingston said I had won the publishing clearing houses prize of $15,000,000 and a car and I needed to send 800.00 to deliver the prize from NY.

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