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  • Transcript Notification from the Publisher's Clearinghouse. Hello, this is a notification from the Publisher's Clearinghouse. We are pleased to officially announce you as the second place winner in our $10,000 a week for life promotion sponsored by the Reader's Digest, the Mega Million and the Multi State Lottery Association. As the second place winner, you will be awarded a total cash price of $500,000 and a brand 25 Ford Super Duty F250XL. Congratulations. The publisher's Clearingh has already made all of the necessary arrangements in order for you to receive your prize. Please note the Publisher's Clearinghouse requires that all prize should be kept strictly confidential from third party. This is to prevent unauthorized access to your funds of our system. All questions should be directed to your claims agent. For additional information, claim your prize. Give us a call at 516-348-6214. Again. 516-348-6214. Provide them with your claim number 22451 again, 2241. Or if you wish to speak with the claim agent, press 1. Open Monday through Saturday, 8am to 5pM I'm sure this is a call you do not want to miss. Keep watching your mail for more ways to win.
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