A prerecorded message claimed to be from a representative of Publishers Clearinghouse, stating that we had won a significant prize and provided a claim number, which raised suspicions of a scam.
Publishers Clearing House voicemail scam—what to watch for!
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Ever wonder why a mysterious voicemail promises $5 million from Publishers Clearing House? That cue alone screams a classic lottery scam. Callers rely on glossy language, big‑number prizes, and a sense of urgency to push you into dialing back. Hang up, never share personal data, and verify any claim directly on the official PCH website or by contacting their known customer service line. Block the number, report it to the FTC, and consider adding it to your phone’s spam filter. Remember, legitimate prizes don’t arrive by unsolicited recorded messages, and no reputable company asks for payment up front.
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The caller claimed to be a represantative from Publishers Clearinghouse, stating we had won a grand prize of $5million, plus $5 thousand weekly for life, and even provided a claim number, instructing us to call back.
A voicemail claimed I won $5m in a contest, which appears to be a fraudulent scheme
This appears to be the same Publishers Clearing House scam that has been reported by others.
A voicemail claiming I had won a prize from Publishers Clearing House is clearly a scam.
Regarding PCH, alot of peoples recieve scam information
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The caller, whose number was not recognized, instructed me to dial this number back
Recived a (FAKE ) voicemail claiming I have won $5 million and $5,000 a week for life from PCH and to call this number back.
Pub cleajing house is completly fake
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