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(516) 929-9692 is a Fake Lottery/Sweepstakes Robocall

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  • Transcript Clearinghouse. Hello? The Publishers Clearinghouse is pleased to officially announce you has the first place winner in the 100 million Golden Harbor Sweepstakes giveaway. Sponsored by Publishers Clearinghouse, readers Digest Sweepstakes, Powerball Sweepstakes, american Cash Award Sweepstakes, mega Millions Sweepstakes and the Multistate Lottery Association has the first place winner. You will be awarded with a total cash price of $19,500,000. Congratulations. The Publisher's Clearinghouse has made all the necessary arrangements in order for you to receive your prize. Your funds are currently been held at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. For further information, call us at 516-929-9692. Publishers Clearing House where dreams come to reality. Continue looking out for a call of notification telling you you're a winner of Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes. God bless America and all winners and player of our monthly sweepstakes. Continue subscribe to Nbig in our Sweepstakes monthly. Please note us federal laws required prize information or kept strictly confidential. To speak with an agent, press one or call 516-929-9692. Once interested to claim your price, give us a call. If not interested, don't call back. Enjoy your day. God richest blessings. Okay. Hello? John? No. John. The number you have reached no. Yes. How are you doing, John? How are you doing? Good, John. Hello?
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