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(925) 255-0592 is a Fake Lottery/Sweepstakes Robocall

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  • Transcript Please hold on. We are transferring your greetings. The Mega million, in association with the Publishers Clearinghouse and Readers Digest, is contented to officially announce you as the second place winner in the $100 million Golden harbor sweepstakes giveaway. As the second place winner, we are pleased to announce that youll be awarded a total of $7.5 million in a certified cashiers check and a 2024 Mercedes Benz. The Mega Millions and its partners have made all the necessary arrangements for you to claim your prize. Your funds are currently being held by the claims department. Your prize information is strictly kept away from third parties to prevent unauthorized access to your funds and abused to our system. For all questions, please contact your account manager at 213-880-5394 the number is 213-880-5394 to be transferred to your account manager, please press one.
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  • Call Activity Low Last detected 8 months ago

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