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(650) 220-1876 is a Fake Lottery/Sweepstakes Robocall

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  • Transcript This is a very important message from the Publishers Clearinghouse headquarter in 1300 Jericho Quadrangle, Suite 300, Jericho, New York. Signed and approved by the Sweepstakes Audit Bureau and the Federal Communications Commission. This is Susan Williamson, the vice president of winning experiences publishers clearing house sweepstakes. Congratulations on being a first place winner from our grand promotion. Did you check your mailbox or your email? Your confirmation number is 4258. I repeat, your confirmation number is 4258. Please contact our prize claim department at your earliest convenience to make preparations for prize delivery at 516-782-4124 I repeat, 516-782-4124 you are not required to pay anything in order to claim your package. Our company policy explicitly states that all costs related to package delivery and claim processing are covered by our organization. Congratulations once more. Thanks for making it PcH. The house where dreams come through.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 3 months ago

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Thanks so much for your great service. Perhaps as much as half of my incoming calls are now stopped by Nomorobo. Some still get through, however; please publicize how I can report those numbers to you to stop them also. It's amazing to me how some of the same robo calls recur again and again; those computers are tireless and don't seem to care that their prior calls have been unsuccessful in getting me to buy anything or that I have asked them to stop calling me.

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Incredible. We smile, knowingly, when the phone rings ONCE (and one time, only) and the readout displays "Unknown Caller" or 800-***-****. Keep the server room nice and cool, 'cause "revenge is a dish best served cold..." :-)

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i cant describe to you what a sanity saver you are to me. we were trapped by the tele-caller criminals who spit on all the gov. no-caller lists. there was no defense against them. things were becoming so bad that i believe the telemarketers should also thank you for saving them from possible violence. you added years to my life. thank you.

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