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(516) 813-1928 is a Fake Lottery/Sweepstakes Robocall

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  • Transcript Hello. This is a secure voice message from the Publishers Clearinghouse Company located at 101 Winners Circle, Jericho, New York, United States of America. This message is to inform you that you are the winner of an unclaimed prize. For more information on how to claim your prize, please give us a call and provide the live agent with your claims number. Your claim number is 4852. I repeat, 4852. Please contact us by dialing our phone number. Our phone number is 516-595-3392 I repeat, 516-59-5392 we are looking forward to speaking with.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 6 months ago

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