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(206) 837-6726 is a Fake Lottery/Sweepstakes Robocall

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  • Transcript And good day. This is an official call from the Publisher's Clearinghouse. This is in regards to a cash prize you have won in our monthly promotion. You have won yourself $25,500,000 and a brand new 2024 MercedesBenz, and also a $10,000 weekly payout for life. For further information, please contact Mr. David Sayer or Mr. Tod Solane at the Publisher's Clearinghouse Headquarters. Our contact number is 516-646-9076. Again, that's 516-646-9076. Thank you for clarity and assurance. Please keep your prize information strictly confidential until you speak to your claim agent at the PCH head quarter. To speak to a claim agent, press one. And thank you for making the American dream a true dream.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 11 months ago

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