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(819) 805-4597 is a Fake Lottery/Sweepstakes Robocall

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  • Transcript Greetings. This is a secured phone call from the publishers clearinghouse USA. It's our. Notify you that you were selected as a first place winner in our publishers clearing house sweepstakes grand prize raffle. You were awarded a grand total of. In dollars, along with $5,000 monthly as a part of your life insurance bonus. We previously mailed your winner's details to your home mailbox. On your response. Your $55 million package, along with your additional prizes, will be delivered to your home address. Once you legally claim. You are required to cover the mandatory tax and government fees with ahead of receiving your prize. Please return our call. At 509-671-9005 that is 509-671-9005 in order to speak to an agent. Your claims code is 317511, USA. Congratulations on your winnings.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 6 months ago

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