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Phone call saying I won $85,000 from PCH
I don't know how they got my number but the call came from (876) 495-5112. He said the address was in TX but that doesn't really make sense for a local delivery.
I never entered any sweepstakes so this whole thing is strange. No check ever showed up and I'm not expecting one.
David Carter called saying we won $7.5 million
Then he connected us to another agent, Earl Austin, who said we needed to pay a processing fee before they could send us the check. It was $75 and he wanted us to pay using a prepaid gift card.
Video email call saying it was Mary Johnson from PCH
Eight calls from different numbers with 234 area code
Got a message saying I won money from PCH, have to call a number
It came from an address in Port Washington, NY. The whole thing feels off. I never signed up for anything like this.
Got a call saying I won a prize from PCH, felt like a scam
He said I needed to go to stores like Target or Walgreens and buy Registration Amazon Cards, either black or beige ones. He gave me a list of names to remember: Larry Goodman, Dave Sawyer, Danielle Lamb, and Bill Lowe. The whole thing felt off. I didn't buy any cards or give any money, but it was a weird call that didn't make any sense.
Got a call saying I won millions from PCH and needed to buy gift cards
Then he said I needed to go to Walgreens and buy an Amazon gift card to cover the taxes. He said a Debra Holland from the state department in Jackson, Michigan would be delivering the prize to me. The whole thing felt off right away.
Got a letter saying I won money and they wanted my social security number
He then told me to go to a UPS store and call him when I got there so I could fax the information. I said okay, but I called my daughter first. She told me it was a scam and to report it. I know Publishers Clearing House doesn't call people. They contact you by certified mail, email, or just show up. They only send an affidavit to sign. They never ask for your Social Security number or for any money for fees. This whole thing felt really off.