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Terry Paulson said...

I think pch is a scam they get your hopes build up only later to shoot them down

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    PCH Customer Service said...

    Hi Terry,

    Our mailings are opportunities for a chance to win, and provide clear information that the recipient has not yet won any prize, must enter by the deadline, and must be chosen to win. In order to win an entry must be selected by random drawing or match the winning number selected. Please remember that while we receive entries from all across the land only one individual can actually win each giveaway. All PCH prizes of $500 or greater are awarded by either certified mail, or in person by our famous Prize Patrol. These awards are done as soon as all winning entries and prizes are matched. Best of luck!

    Regards,
    Rod @ PCH

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      Teresa Morales said...

      Pch is defiantly a real sweepstake. I know it’s like winning lottery but the old saying goes, if you don’t play you can’t win. So believe me, I’m playing! I also know there are scam artists that try to steal financial information & personal information. I’ve not been victim of anyone claiming to be from pch, but Walmart & Walgreens. I was contacted just yesterday. The person claimed to be a awards distribution and that I’d won a 400$ gift card from Walmart, but the catch was I needed to give my credit card number to confirm the winnings. I reported this to Walmart fraud department. I know pch never wants your financial information in order to play or win. I’m just keeping my fingers crossed & pray that I could be the 2012 pch winner. Good luck to everyone else too :)

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        Roman gomez said...

        How Many Real NeedeypplReally won.Look at the pics on you’re Blog everyone is super oldHave no jobs probably, and are Retired, Yeah you could win if Anybody stands a chance with all these seniors .You Know who you are Reading This right now .Its Bad enough There are more and more retired Folks Taking our jobs, period ,now we’re fighting for a raffle it’s an uphill Battle and the Elderly is winning,Check you’re post pics giving extreme cash amounts to folks who have a pension and are not really fighting for survival , But to give the money to there kids really look at the Facebook followers all over 50 ,and then they use pictures of kids that aren’t Theres Get Reall PCH. How many young followers do you have besides grandma pics of family . A SCAM ALL THE WAY UNLESSUR 50

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          PCH Staff said...

          Age is not a factor in winner selection. We have surprised winners of all ages! PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!Some young winners are Scott Kent ($10,000.00), Natalie Bostleman ($1,000,000.00), K.J. MacAlister ($10,000,000.00), and Zakiya Green ($15,000.00). You can see some of these winning moments on http://www.pchtv.com.

      Diane Outlaw said...

      PCH – while on your website – I was required to “take advantage of the following offers” – I was linked onto a site that matches individuals with “work at home” opportunities. AFTER adding my name address etc – I was matched up with ‘market research @ workmail.com a few days later I received a check for $2600 – requested to Western Union some of the $ – then become a customer service evaluator at Rite Aid – WalMart. The check was fraudulent – this has caused me and my family severe financial hardship. PCH should investigate “THE SPONSORS” – your site ALWAYS requires the entrant to “take advantage of our sponsors valuable offer.” PCH your credibility is questionable. TRULY questionable. Your sponsors PAY you to advertise on your site – so how are you not also involved in your sponsors scams? Answer this comment – if you can….. From a disappointed PCH Fan

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      tyler arrasmith said...

      ok i have been told on the 5000 a week for life atleast 30 if not 60 times that i need to confirm a entry and i keep doing so even when i already confirmed my entry atleast 59 other times

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      Tiffany Sorrell said...

      I have been entering for OVER 25 years now and have not won ANYTHING but after reading this comment I am VERY concerned, in the earlier years I entered via snail mail for the past 10 years or so I started entering online, so is the online version a scam?? have I been wasting my time?

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        Victoria At PCH said...

        Tiffany,

        PCH is not a scam! If you followed the entry instructions, your Sweepstakes entry has been fully processed.
        Your Sweepstakes entry will be verified as indicated by the ‘Processing Entry’ or ‘Information Authentication’ page. After your entry has been verified and you are taken to a partner’s website, your entry is complete.

        Thanks,

        Victoria At PCH

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      David Kerr said...

      Bell@bell scam contacted me! I wrote back that if they ARE really PCH they already have all the info they need!
      When you sign up at PCH you enter your contact info at that time, right?

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        PCH Staff said...

        Hi David, thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. DO NOT release your personal information to this individual! There is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

        - Jussie Wilder at PCH

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    george wagner said...

    I have won two $1000 gift cards
    and have not receive anything

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      Victoria At PCH said...

      Hi George,

      I’m sorry to hear about your problems with the gift cards. We will need more information to look into this issue. Please send us a message using our Ask Us page found here: http://pch.custhelp.com/app/ask. Please be sure to include where you won these gift cards and the approximate dates on which you won them.

      Thank you,
      Victoria at PCH

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        Val Stuempfle said...

        I was told I won a $100GC from Walmart. call this #1-855-397-2237
        When I did the girl said goodby.
        Called the next day just to verify what they told me.They asked me to enter my # which I did and again they said goodby.

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          Victoria At PCH said...

          Hi Val,

          Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

          Victoria At PCH

        Steve Roberts said...

        We are getting some insessent phone calls from a Mr. Kingston (1-876-421-3617) who is saying that we have won money from his company, PCH and that he is trying to get it to us. When we ask several questions he ends up hanging up. Just curious if anyone else has seen this scam or if is this just a really poor PCH customer service rep with a Nigerian accent? :-)

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          Victoria At PCH said...

          Hi Steve,

          Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

          Victoria At PCH

          Charlotte Zimmermann said...

          Got a phone call from jamaica 876-862-4578 saying I had won 250,000.00 and a new car from PCH. Thought you might want to follow up on this scammer. Thanks!

          Victoria At PCH said...

          Hi Charlotte,

          Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Please keep in mind that PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

          Victoria At PCH

    Alan Hurley said...

    PCH Sends tons of E-mails and i continuously enter one time after another for a chance to win the 1,000,000.00 per yr for life and it seems as if no entry even takes place time after time then they want you to search their controlled site and offer no link to connect to?? It’s totally impossible to enter so how can anyone even win?

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      Victoria At PCH said...

      Hi Alan,

      It is easy to enter the PCH Sweepstakes! You can enter online at http://www.pch.com, respond to any of the many emails that you’ve been receiving. Your first logged-in search on PCHSearch&Win (http://search.pch.com) automatically enters you for a chance to win one of the featured PCH sweepstakes of the day. You can also enter through the phone by calling 1-800-645-9242.

      Victoria At PCH

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    Concerned Citizen said...

    My 92 year old mother keeps getting the PCH mailings, and I keep sending them back with “please don’t send any more”. Dear God, she’s 92 and she thinks she might actually win. What a joke. When I miss grabbing a mailing (that hasn’t stopped), she orders another piece of junk from them. WHen I send it back, PCH still keeps on sending the bill.

    When I try to contact them, there is no way (or easy way) to report an item that has not been received. PREY ON THE ELDERLY AND GIVE THEIR CAREGIVERS STRESS? OLD PEOPLE ARE EASY MARKS, AND YOU SHOULD BE ASHAMED OF YOURSELVES.

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      PCH Staff said...

      Concerned Citizen, please remember that you never, ever have to purchase anything in order to play, enter or win with PCH…and buying something does not increase your chances of winning.

      If you would like to remove your mother from our mailing lists, if you would like to remove your name from our mailing list, please send us a message at our Get Help tab: http://on.fb.me/PCHgethelp. Our mailings are prepared in advance; therefore you may receive a mailing or two during the next 6 to 8 weeks. Thank you very much.

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    Julie Reeds said...

    I know you are only allowed to enter once a day. Would it be possible to enter everyday each once online, once by phone, and once by mail daily? Or would I just need to do one daily because the other two would not be valid?

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      Victoria At PCH said...

      Hi Julie,

      You can enter once per day per promotion. That means that you can enter from each email you receive as well as on http://www.pch.com, as well as on any of our other properties that offer sweepstakes entries. They will not be considered duplicates unless you enter from the same website, link, or email twice in one day.

      Thanks,

      Victoria At PCH

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    Frances Bateman said...

    They said someone in the Florence ms. area would win with the initials FB. Or FT. No one has won nor has has it been mentioned. I have brought 20 years of mags. and numerous items and yet to have been awarded anything. Have not paid for last shipment and its on my credit report. If they don’t get your money one way they get it another.They should be made give at least some of our money back for what we have spent. No one should shadier someone’s hopes and dreams. The little prizes of 100.00 dollars is not given away. The people that they said have won can not be found

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charles starks said...

I recently recevied a notice thatI had won a prize from pch. the agent name is Roland Crossan and the email was from J Keller. is this real and do they work for pch. the “Tell Number” is 00 44 7045 704 336 thanks charles starks

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Charles,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you described did not come from Publishers Clearing House. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Judy VanGundy said...

I was called and told I won 3rd place in a PCH sweepstakes. The also mentions paying my bills on time and purchasing from Walmart & JC Penny. I was told that a certified check for $275,000 was issued to me and an attempt to deliver was not successful. I was given a phone number to call to claim my prize. The number is 559-800-8055 and I was told to speak to a David White. When I called I was told I needed to pay a processing fee to get the check redelivered. Please confirm that this is a scam because my feeeling is that it is.

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    PCH Customer Service said...

    Hi Judy,

    That definitely sounds like a scam! At Publishers Clearing House the winning is always free and we would never require any money, tax, fee or payment be made to collect a prize. Winners of $500.00 or more from the real Publishers Clearing House are notified by registered mail and winners of $10,000 or more would be notified in person by our famous Prize Patrol with no advance notice.

    At Publishers Clearing House, we treat the fraudulent use of our name seriously. We keep track of these incidents and work closely with the law enforcement and consumer protection community to share this information. We recommend that you also report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org

    If you believe you are the victim of a fraudulent contact using the Publishers Clearing House name or logo, please contact us immediately by calling our toll free number at 1-800-392-4190. If you have received a suspicious email using our name and logo, please forward it to our fraud reporting mailbox, abuse@pch.com. We also encourage consumers to visit the Consumer Affairs section on our website at info.pch.com, where there is more valuable information on how to protect oneself and avoid falling victim to sweepstakes scams.

    Stay safe!
    Gloria @ PCH

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      Jamen Trousdell said...

      Recieved an SMS saying I am a prize winner and to contact Sweetman Burke Sinker solicitors with details. Is this a scam.

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        Victoria At PCH said...

        Jamen,

        Yes, this is a scam Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

        Victoria At PCH

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Jelisa m said...

I am entering a pch contest but they want me to activate a super pass card and i dont know if i should because it look like a scam

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Jelisa,

    Thank you for asking. The Super Pass Card is not a scam. All offers found on PCH.com are legitimate.

    Best Wishes,
    Victoria At PCH

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      Jenna said...

      After I enter my information in the boxes it takes me to the superpass thing. Do I have to do anything or can I close the page right away and still be entered? Because I enter again in the same day but it doesn’t say anything like I’ve already entered so I can’t enter again till tomorrow. So my question is, how can I just enter the contest? I don’t want the superpass or anything like that.

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janet utley said...

Really, I get aleast 10 entries a day from PCH. How often does anyone win or do they?

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    Laura At PCH said...

    Hi Janet,

    People really win! You can check the Winners Circle (http://www.pch.com/winnerscircle/winnercircle.shtml) to view our recent winners. PCHTV.com showcases the winning moments of recent winners, as well.

    There are PCH winners every day. PCHSearch&Win awards instant prizes multiples times a day. As for the larger sweepstakes, please check the Official Rules and/or Sweepstakes Facts of a sweepstakes to see the end dates.

    Laura At PCH

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    Richard Picone said...

    PCH emails me several times a day. I respond. I was told the next winner of a huge prize was definitely in my area (Washington, N.J. 07882) and the initials of the winner were definitely R.P.. Well the next winners name was Jason Clark. I called PCH and was irate. They said better luck in the “future”. They lied to me. They make their money having us click on the offers that appear after our “entry” is confirmed.

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      Victoria At PCH said...

      Hi Richard,

      The Initials Giveaway ended on 2/29/2015. One winner with your initials, chosen randomly from all eligible entrants, will win $100.00. The winners of the Local Area Giveaway were notified by certified mail earlier this week that they have won a prize of $1,000.00. There were a few winners from New Jersey. You can find their names here: http://www.pch.com/winnerscircle/2012-February-localarea.aspx. Neither the Initials Giveaway or the Local Area Giveaway are associated with the SuperPrize that Jason Clark won.

      Victoria At PCH

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    Julia MacEachin said...

    I can’t believe all the paperwork I’ve separated to return to pch or to recycle (that’s after I’ve found all the stickers to put on the entry form).
    Next year I am using the money I’ve spent on stamps and donate it to the ASPCA.
    Sincerely,
    J.MacEaxhin

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Teresa Ferguson said...

Something just popped up on my screen that says “Weekly Contest” Pch.com. It says that I have one either a 1000 gift card for Walmart or an Ipad I think. However, they are also asking me to register to claim my prize. Is this legit or not? Thanks.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Teresa,

    Can you tell us which website were you on when you saw this message so that we can better assist you? Do you see many other pop-ups like this one?

    Victoria At PCH

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Barbara Williams said...

I just received a calll from an PCH Agent named James Washington telling me I won $500,000 through my mastercard and if I wanted it I could pay my way to New York and receive it or pay $350 for UPS to send it to me….How did he know my mastercard number and do you have agents (which I doubt) calling people.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Barbara,

    This is definitely a scam! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Best Wishes,
    Victoria At PCH

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Barbara Williams said...

Oh yes I forgot to include his number 1-876-589-8244 JAMES WASHINGTON. Sounds rather suspicious to me. Thank you

Bar

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Marc Boeker said...

Another Scam: I was called today by a guy who claimed he was the UPS delivery man and told me I won 3rd place in a PCH sweepstakes. I was told he had a certified check for $255,000 that was issued to me and he was on his way to deliver it. I was given a phone number to call to claim my prize. The number is 876-494-0752 and I was told to speak to an Agent Malone. When I called I was told I needed to get a Western Union receipt. I could just go to any office and call them back from the parking lot for further info. Two other numbers involved: 876-875-3248 (fake UPS guy), 876-378-8593 (another agent number). These guys called my wife’s phone at about the same time.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hello Marc,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you described did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Best Wishes,
    Victoria At PCH

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blake saters said...

today i was sent a message from PublishersClearingHouse.HL87WC.3105099@superprize.pch.com
it was asking this and my name and adress was there too

can be the beneficiary of a SuperPrize® number that could result in a substantial $1O,OOO,OOO.OO win from Giveaway No. 183O.

The aforementioned party must respond from this bulletin before the deadline date of October 2Oth (11:59 PM, ET) to secure a $1O,OOO,OOO.OO entry and secure said SuperPrize number.
i didnt win anything but i clicked on the link it took me to a loading page and said i was entered im just scared that i was keylogged or something

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Skyler Ovesny said...

Hi I was wondering about the 1 million plus 5,000 for life contest.

The contest says enter in all day and everday.

Dose that just mean 1 entry a day with the 10 entries also?

and can I do this over and over again?

When I checked the rules it said only 1 entry a day?

I’m a little confused.

kind regards, Skyler

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hello Skyler,

    You can enter once per day per promotion. That means that you can enter on PCH.com once and if you receive an email, you can vote through it once. If you use PCHSearch&Win, the search engine with PCH power, your first search gives you an entry into an ongoing PCH Sweepstakes. Each unique opportunity you find to vote is considered as a separate promotion.

    I hope this helps,
    Victoria At PCH

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Laurie Barth said...

My sister just received a call saying she won the PCH second prize of $500,000 by a woman who transferred her to the “attorney” by the name of Allan Kauffman at 804.420.2827. Funny thing, he knew her credit card info and wanted to charge it $6500 to process her winnings for delivery by certified check this Friday. Sounds like attempted identity theft to me, so I called our personal attorney to check it out.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Laurie,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you described did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Heather Fisher said...

How do you know if your entry was successful?

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    Laura At PCH said...

    Hi Heather,

    If you followed the entry instructions, your Sweepstakes entry has been fully processed. Your Sweepstakes entry will be verified as indicated by the ‘Processing Entry’ or ‘Information Authentication’ page. After your entry has been verified and you are taken to a partner’s website, your entry is complete.

    I hope this helps!

    Laura At PCH

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June Nikirk said...

I received a call yesterday from a person named Ryan Fernandes telling me I had won $495,000 in the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes in the second drawing from September 2010. He gave me Claim # and check #000552114214and his phone #1-516-830-3992. Also verification phone # 1-888-481-1629 for PCH.(Michael Srevens) The check was to be delivered today, October 27, 2011. This person said he was calling from the Dallas International Airport with the package that came from a bank in Panama. Today Another person, James Wentworth,called who was from the Customs office with the Fed-Ex package. His phone #1-888-277-4981. He said I could be forwarded the money package if I would send a processing fee of $1625.00 and the Western Union fee would be $100.00. The money transfer was to be sent to Michelle Pepen in Boston, Massechusetts, stating that she was my employee. I called your PCH phone number when I suspected it was a scam and you told me it was. An hour later James Wentworth called me back to check if I had any problems wiring the money from Western Union and I told him I knew they were scammers and I would turn them in to the fraud line and then I hung up on him!!

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi June,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Best Wishes,
    Victoria At PCH

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Stephen Bauer said...

Do you know about this one ?

We are please to announce to you that your email address emerged along side 4
others as a category of two winner in this year Publishers Clearing House end
of year online promo. Consequently, You have won one million dollars and
therefore been approved for a total pay out of one million dollars
($1,000,000.00USD) The following particulars are attached to your lotto
payment order:

winning numbers : 1400
email, ticket number:ETN9091176

Please contact the underlined claims officer with the Contact info below

AGENT: MRS. Margaret Crossan
EMAIL: pchlott.board_2011@w.cn

Winner you are to send the details below to process the immediate payment
of your prize

1. Name in full:
2. Address:
3. Sex:
4. Nationality:
5. Age:
6. Present Country:

!!!Once Again Congratulations!!!

Yours Sincerely,
Mr.Dave Sayer
ONLINE CO-ORDINATOR.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hello Stephen,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Kathyann Scott said...

HERE IS THE LETTER I GOT IN THE MAIL. congratulations ,publishers clearing house and our sponsors visa,mastercard,discovery and american express are pleased to announcet that the 2011 christmas give away has been finalized.first we would like to thank our sponsors for there generous donations that have accumulated 3.2 million dollars into the prize pool. on and on and on.3rd place finish 650,000 call 1-877-548-913. phone number doesn’t work. is this a fake letter. its signed by andrew goldberg.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Kathyann,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Kathyann Scott said...

DEAR ANDREW GODLERG ,

I WON THIRD PLACE PRIZE FROM YELLOW LETTER’ PCH.COM TODAY . PLEASE TELL ME BE TO HONSET WITH ME ABOUT CONGRATULION . TO KATHYANN SCOTT , PUBLISHERS CLEARING AND OUR SPONSORS VISA, MASTER CARD, DISCOVER & AMERICAN EXPRESS, ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT THE 2011 CHRISTMAS GIVE AWAY HAS BEEN FINALIZED. FIRST WE WOULD LIKE TO THANKS OUR SPNSORS FOR THIER GENEROUS DONATIONS THAT HAVE ACCUMULATED $3.2 MILLION DOLLARS INTO THE PRIZE POOL. WE ARE ALSO PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT ALL WINNERS ARE APPROVED FOR AN AUTOMATIC PAYOFF ON ANY DEBT ACCUMULATED ON ANY QUALIFIED CREDIT CARDS. FINALLY , WE ARE PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT YOUR TICKET NUMBER 07-55789 WITH THE SERIAL NUMBER 847-548-913 WAS SELECTED 3RD PLACE IN OUR ANNUAL DRAW .CONSEQUENTLY YOU HAVE THEREFORE BE APPROVED FOR A ON TIME PAY OUT OF 650,000US IN CASH CREDITD TO FILED REFERNCE NUMBER 2011-55741. TO COLLECT YOUR 3RD PRIZE,CONTACT YOUR AGENT IN CAHRGE, TOM LARSON AT 1-877-278-6629.. QUOTE YOUR REFERNCE NUMBER 2011-55741.. OUR HOURS OF OPERATIONS ARE 9AM TO 5PM PST TIME.DONT NOT DELAY AS THERE IS ONLY A 2 WEEK HOLD ON YOUR WIN. DUE TO CONFIDENTIALITY ACT PUT IN PLACE BY THE LOTTERY COMMISSION OF NORTH AMERCAI YOU ARE REQUIRED TO KEEP ALL INFORMATION STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. FAILURE TO DO SO WILL RESULT IN AN AUTOMATIC DISQUALIFICATION OF YOUR WIN, SINCERLY , ANDREW GOLDBERG
PRESIDENT AND CEO OF PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE ANDREW GOLDBERG . PLEASE TELL ME TRUE ABOUT MY LETTER FROM MAIL TODAY . DID I WON ? I AM TIRED TO CALL TOM LARSON NO ANSWER OR OPERATIONS NO ANSWER TO ME ABOUT FIVE TIMES TODAY. I AM DEAF WOMAN I CAN CALLED MY SORENSON VRS TO TOM LARSON NOT ANSWER OR NO ANSWER OPERTAION. MY VP 419-775 4651 ALSO GIVE MY VOICE MAIL’S MESSAGE PLEASE . I WILL RETURN TO CALL U BACK. PLEASE DONT LIE OR CONIVINCE TO ME .. HOPEFULLY TO HEAR FROM U ..SOON ABLE . HAVE A GOOD NIGHT , THANK YOU , KATHYANN SCOTT

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Ivan Perez said...

who do i report fraud to, some one called me today saying they were you guys telling me I won $1000 then asked me for my credit card number, the expiration date, and the code on the back of it.

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    Laura At PCH said...

    Hi Ivan,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. Publishers Clearing House does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Laura At PCH

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mattie winters said...

I pch a had also had a scam letter sent to my e-mail form out of the country. I wish pch could attend to these e-mails they want all of your personal information. I feel some might not recongize these letter and be scams.
mattie

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    Laura At PCH said...

    Hi Mattie,

    Sorry to hear you received a scam email. PCH works hard to educate our customers about scams. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Thanks,
    Laura At PCH

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dora cuadra said...

Can I do my entries by phone and website one time per day? cause i’m doing my entries by phone everyday and i try doing it by website but for some reason it did not let me do my entries.

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Priscilla Pittington said...

How do you know if you really won PCH prize, I got an email from pch

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Priscilla,

    Publishers Clearing House prizes over $10,000.00 are awarded in person by the famous PCH Prize Patrol. For some smaller prizes, winners are notified by certified Publishers Clearing House email. If you doubt whether the email is authentic, please call us at our toll-free number 1-800-645-9242 before replying.

    Victoria At PCH

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Karen Mezzetta said...

I just reported this to your fraud dept at 800-392-4190:

My husband got a call from “Steve Hunter” at 876-440-6758 which our caller I.D. identified as a cell phone number.

“Steve” told my husband he was a $1 Million dollar winner. Package nbr 112976. To claim this package he was told to go to WalMart and buy a “Pay Pal Green Dot Card” for $200. We asked for a PCH phone nbr to verify our winning. Phone nbr given was 580-366-6403. We have not called either this nbr or the original one that came thru.

My wife got on-line and looked at PCH Fraud Dept info and we called and reported this scam.

They are attempting to prey on Senior Citizens – he asked if my husband is a senior and if he is collecting any “Government Payouts”.

These people are disgusting. Should I file a complaint with any government agency?

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Kimberley Glahn said...

PCH is a Scam in itself. Having entered PCH Sweepstakes for over 30 years, entering daily via the internet, never won a penny or more. DON’T WORRY – YOU’LL NEVER WIN – THERE ARE REALLY NO WINNERS! It’s so easy to create a first name and initial, pick a town and presto, you’ve identified a non-existent winner on your website. CERTIFIED E-MAIL – Never Heard of Such a Creature – Certified Mail we all know about, Prize Patrol Van self explanatory-go to your momma’s house again and let’s pretend someone really won something with PCH – Someone’s Aunt, Uncle, Parent, Grandparent or Child of Publisher’s Clearing House CEO’s.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Kimberley,

    PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company. Over the years, Publishers Clearing House has awarded over $233 Million in prizes to people all over the United States and Canada. To see some of those winning moments, featuring actual winners and not actors, visit http://www.pchtv.com. Relatives of Publishers Clearing House employees are absolutely not eligible to win any PCH prize. PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

    Victoria At PCH

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kenneth pinckney said...

I also received a letter from Andrew Goldberg claiming I had won $650 thousand dollars as a 3rd place prize. It’s sickening to prey on the old and the poor.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Kenneth,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Prizes over $10,000.00 are awarded in person by the famous Prize Patrol. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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wayne knight said...

I received an e-mail that said I have won one million pounds sterling said to contact Donald Mathews with name, address, and phone number sincerely Catherine johnson. Is this for real?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Wayne,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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tina short said...

I dont really know what to say. I cant wait.I have never won anything in my life. cant wait tina

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Mike Wolf said...

I wish I could scam enough people to be able to pay for a TV commercial to take advantage of even more potential “winners”.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Mike,

    PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company. Over the years, Publishers Clearing House has awarded over $233 Million in prizes to people all over the United States and Canada. To see some of those winning moments, visit http://www.pchtv.com. PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

    Victoria At PCH

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      James Adams said...

      First of all, Good luck to everyone trying to win, second, Victoria? It sounds like you are cutting and pasting to reply, especially when the person you are replying to already knows that they have been scammed or attempted to be scammed. I really doubt you need to say the same thing over and over, especially when they tell you “scam alert” lol, oh well. if this hurts my miniscule chance at winning so be it, I just had to say something because the cut and paste responses seem scammlike themselves.

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amber p. said...

I recieved this email and I was just wondering if it is legit or if it is a scam.

Publishers Clearing House Grant Award
http://www.pch.com
382 Channel Drive, Port Washington,
New York 11050.

Order Winning Numbers : 7-1-4-8-7 -3
Email Ticket Number: FL 654/29/75

Dear Beneficiary,

The Publishers Clearing House in Colaboration with the United State Goverment would like to
notify you that you have been chosen by the board of trustees as one of the final recipients of
a cash Grant/Donation for your own personal,educational, and business development. The PCH,
established 1953 by the Harold Mertz and now supported by the AMERICA GOVERNEMT with
the objective of human growth, educational, and community development. We are giving out a
yearly donation of US$1,000,000.00 each to 105 lucky recipients.

These specific Donations/Grants will be awarded to 105 lucky international recipients worldwide,
in different categories. Based on the random selection exercise of multi-channel direct marketing
company and millions of supermarket cash invoices here in the State, you were selected amongst
the lucky recipients to receive the award sum of US$1,000,000.00 as Grant donations/aid.

To elaborate more, this draw was held in Port Washington, New York 11050. where our head
office is located. Please note that these donations/Grants are strictly administered by the America
Goverment, until you have been able to collect your donation. According to the federal law
concerning the personal collection of PCH prize winnings, your bonding fees, broker fees, and
tarrif fees, have already been deducted from your winnings, so you are not require to pay any fee
to claims your funds.

The below information has been made mandatory which you must provide before we can proceed
with the claims and inform you on how you are to receive your pch award winnings. You must make
sure all information provided are correct and must be submited within (7)seven Working days.
Failure to abide will lead to disqualification. NOTED!

MANDATORY INFORMATION FOR CLAIMS:

1.FULL NAMES:__________________________
2.ADDRESS:_____________________________
3.SEX:___________________________________
4.DATE OF BIRTH:__________________________________
5.MARITAL STATUS:_______________________
6.OCCUPATION:___________________________
7.SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (SSN):__________
8.E-MAIL ADDRESS:_______________________
9.TELEPHONE NUMBER:___________________
10.CITY:___________________________________
11. STATE:_______________________________
12. COUNTRY_____________________________

YOU WOULD ALSO BE REQUIRED TO PICK A MODE OF PAYMENT :
1. BANK TRANSFER:
2. BANK CHECK

Congratulations once again from the Publishers Clearing House and the American Goverment.

Best Regards,

Mr. Christopher
Pch Senior Director.
San Francisco, California.
info.pchremittanceoffice2012@consultant.com

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Amber,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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arleen finwall said...

i recieved an e-mail saying it was from publishers clearing house
‘ address-382channel drive,port washington,new york11050 they say its a grant/donation pch grant awardthat 150 people world wide will recieve the mans name is mr christopher and he pch’s senior director his e-mail is info.pchremittanceoffice2012@consultant.com in san fracisco,california also e-mail ticket # of fl654/29/75 and order winning # 7-1-4-8-7-3 im pretty sure this is a scam but like most people with high hopes i need to hear it thank you arleen

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Arleen,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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arleen finwall said...

i have recieved a e-mail from publishers clearing house”<info @pch.org pch grant award http://www.pch.com 382 channel drive,port washngton,new york,11050 order winning #7-1-4-8-7-3 e-mailticket#fl654/29/75 cash grant/donation given to 105 luckey inter.receipts $100,000,000 as grant donation aid,held in port washington where the head office is then want info.?????with in 7 working days the grant is for education , bussiness etc. it said it was frommr. christopher p.c.h senior director san franisco,california to contact him at info.pchremittanceoffice2012@consultant.com im pretty sure that this is a scam but i need to hear it thank you arleen

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DORENE SWIFT said...

HI! I’VE STARTED GETTING THOSE DARN EMAILS THAT LOOKS REAL BUT I THINK IS A SCAM! THE LOGO PCHLOTTO LOOKS SO REAL? HOW DO YOU REALLY KNOW ABOUT LOTTO WINNINGS?

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Alice Berry said...

The whole PCH site is a mess! I signed up to play the daily slots. I then discovered the games but for some reason I couldn’t use my same log in info so I created another name and password. I was collecting tokens so I decided to enter them to try to win a Best Buy card. It didn’t work, my token count never changed. I went to the help section, tried everything I could find that might help (deleting cookies, etc.), it didn’t help. I tried to send a message to support but it wouldn’t accept either my slots or my games login info. I give up. No sense messing with it if I’d be lucky enough to actually win something but couldn’t claim it because of the totally messed up website.

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Crystal Rainey said...

I have entered for almost five years now I am about to just give up on it. Its a real nice dream to have but I dont see it ever coming true.

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Crystal Rainey said...

Oh and I dont think I have ever seen winner from Virginia

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George Vera said...

I was called and told I won 2nd place in a PCH sweepstakes by a Mr. Martinez 1-877-264-6959. I was told that a certified check for $495,000.00 was issued to me and was to be deliver between 9AM – 1PM. He also gave me a claim # and a check #.Then i get a call from a Alan Black from the Federal Trade Commission stating my delivery was not successful. I was told I needed to pay a processing fee of $1,980.00 to get the check redelivered. Please confirm that this is a scam because my feeling is that it is.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi George,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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      Milton Bell said...

      Please add telephone number 209-565-6949 to your PCH telephone scam list. I received a call from someone at the number who said I was a $1.5 million winner. Thanks

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        Victoria At PCH said...

        Hi Milton,

        Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

        Victoria At PCH

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yoyoksuharjo said...

Can I participate prize from Publishers Clearing House …. if i citizen of Indonesia

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Yoyoksuharjo,

    Unfortunately, at this time, only residents of the United States and Canada are eligible to win the PCH Sweepstakes. We apologize for this inconvenience.

    Victoria At PCH

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TEE Smith said...

What if you are a winner and PCH pay a visit to your home and you are not there? What happens next?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi TEE,

    Don’t worry! If you are confirmed to be our lucky winner, the Prize Patrol will use all of their resources to locate you and present you with your prize.

    Victoria At PCH

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James McDonald said...

My aunt recieved an email from Publishers Clearing House saying that her and 4 others were drawn to be the winner of a million dollars. We are guessing this is a scam. Is it?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi James,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. That is a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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felicia haynes said...

( scam) I was told that i won 75,000.00 from pch a man name jermaine johnson had wanted me to send a 100.00 to jamerica wi

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Felicia,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Irene LaPointe said...

After reading all these horror stories, I regret ever entering PCH. How would these “scammers” get the phone numbers/addresses of these people if, in fact, they had NOT entered? I believe that we have all been “scammed” and should learn from this, not to enter any personal information at all, for any advertising. I will not reply anymore and should have listened to my own intuition.

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Kathyann Scott said...

hello .. i just want to let u knnow i had cell phone … yahoo news channel 4 investigates publishers clearing house . yahoo new call their nubmer 446-363 … i dont understand i stared to cried ,, thinking nothing i alway use to love pch . i just want to know it is real or fake ! i alway love pch , thanks kathyann scott

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Kathyann,

    This is probably a report on scammers who use the Publishers Clearing House name. PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company. Over the years, Publishers Clearing House has awarded over $237 Million in prizes to people all over the United States and Canada. To see some of those winning moments, visit http://www.pchtv.com. PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

    Victoria At PCH

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lewis sanchez said...

hey about this whole PCH.com thing i am so confused i got an email from PCH.com telling me i won 25,000.00 dollars and claim it so this lady named Trudy wont win it again.so when i claimed it wanted me to by items because it would be “appreciated” is this site legit ? if so please make everything make sense for me.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Lewis,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Robert Spicer said...

Email winner of One Million Dollars in the recent PCHLotto, please reply to claim
your cheque with your Address, Tel. todsloane@imail.com to Mr Todd Sloane

This was from a site info@PCH.net

Is this a Scam ????

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Robert,

    That is indeed a scam! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Sherri in Michigan said...

PCH is a scam…enter daily online and receive nothing but spam in your email. Entry confirmation after entry confirmation but no proof you ever entered. They send no information or define how to actually really enter the sweepstakes. Or where or how the secret numbers are given…guess they really are a secret! PCH IS A SCAM!!!!!

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payman ebrahimian said...

someone plz tell me what this super pass card is….i havent hit the continue tab yet…is this something free or is this gona end up costing me a monthly fee… someone plz advise…i kinda wish i never even entered…thx all the best!!!

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Payman,

    The Superpass does not cost anything. It is just a pass for you to get through the rest of the entry process. You will see this each time you enter. There are no charges for entering the PCH sweepstakes.

    Victoria At PCH

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payman ebrahimian said...

hi victoria…im not sure who i would need to speak to…can u have someone plz tell me what this super pass card is….i havent hit the continue tab button yet…is this something free or is this gona end up costing me a monthly fee… someone plz advise…i kinda wish i never even entered…thx all the best!!!

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Payman,

    The PCH Superpass does not cost anything. It is just a pass for you to get through the rest of the entry process. You will see this each time you enter. There are no charges for entering the PCH Sweepstakes.

    Victoria At PCH

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Kathrine Copeland said...

Why is it that all these years playing, I never heard of anyone in Washington State winning? We play online now instead of by mail so we don’t worry about missing a chance…?!?…

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Agnes Bingamon said...

I have been entry all of RCH sweepstare at lest 200 a month on the enternet and by mail I have been put on the final list of 200 people at lest 10 time that is to get 1000 dollars if we do not win the big one So where is the money not one time have I seen it so if this is not a scam then where is the 1000

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Agnes,

    It sounds like the letters you received were entry opportunities, but to make sure, please call us at our toll-free number 1-800-645-9242.

    Victoria At PCH

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Larry Johson said...

Here is an example where PCH is probably going to get investigated and it appears there are two problems or scams – one from PCH and one from someone posing as a PCH employee. Today, March 2, 2012, I received an email (URL provided with posting info) with an enticement of $10 million at the top and with giveaway 1830 in fine print directly below the $10 million “lure”. But, the contest is really for giveaway No. 2419 because the text of the email list that giveaway number as the actual contest..

When I googled giveaway No. 1830, I found a website that states that the prize for giveaway No. 1830 will be awarded on February 29, 2011 and only awarded in Texas only. But, my email is dated March 2, 2012 and, it appears to be sent to more than just people in Texas. Here is the URL for the news about winners in Texas only and it was written by someone (Addison @ PCH) who implies they work for PCH.

https://getsatisfaction.com/publishersclearinghouse/topics/prize_1400_and_1830

Additionally, a check of the PCH website (pch.com) shows no listing for either of the giveaways by their number. There is only a one page with a generic statement about contests. This is the type of practice that should draw the attention of the Federal Trade Commission or possibly some state authorities because it is misleading or possibly deceptive consumer advertising and PCH will probably want to locate the impostor named “Addison @ PCH”.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Larry,

    The email you’ve received is an entry opportunity for both Giveaway 1830 with the $10,000,000.00 prize and Giveaway 2419 with the prize of 250,000 bonus token blast on PCHgames. The email states that you can click any of the links in the email to enter for both giveaways. Giveaway 1830 does not end until 2/28/2015, but many of PCH’s prizes from Giveaway 1830 will be given out between now and then. Giveaway 1830 did not start until November 31, 2011. On February 29, 2012, one $10,000.00 prize was given out to a winner from Texas, and one $1,000,000.00 prize was given out to Jason Clark from Pocahontas, AR. Right now on http://www.pch.com, the first entry opportunity displayed is for the $10,000,000.00 which falls under Giveaway 1830, and is marked right under the prize amount as well as in the Official Rules and Sweepstakes Facts. The “impostor” Addison @ PCH is part of our customer service team who is in charge of answering questions on forums such as the one you’ve linked to here.

    Victoria At PCH

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Raul Villamil said...

About a month ago I had this lottery price{from PCH} to uncover 3 of a kind in a box ,I uncobered 3, $5,ooo spots to win instantly. . Sent the letter certified, kept a copy of the play, have not gotten any answer. What a scam.

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MARIAGINA G. IMPERATI said...

Hi Victoria, i still believe that PCH is legit, But Icould not believe the people that complaint this is only my second timeand all those complaint it happen to me too but as i said lets give it another chance, if its for real I WOULD BE THE FIRTS ONE TO GO TO NATIONAL TV AND TELL EVERYBODY ITS FOR REAL GUYS YOU SEE IM LIVING PROOF BUT IF THIS IS A SCAM PCH SHOULD BE ASHAME ON WHAT THIER DOING THIER RAISING THE POOR PEOPLE HOPES

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Darrell Hensley said...

I enter everything they offer everyday and have not won not a penny. The whell you spin cheats terribly. Out of all the times that I use it, it never stops on money. Mostly try again. Why doesn’t it ever stop on money, I ahve had 15 diamonds and never recieve anything but entries and there is more money cards than entries and try again. All I ever get is entries and try again. It cheats

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Darrell,

    Spin wheel winners are picked randomly. Every day a bunch of winning times are chosen (usually several per hour) and the first person to spin after a winning time wins. Don’t give up, and keep spinning!

    Victoria At PCH

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Quadeca Jaksin said...

I got an email from pch saying I won but i never signed up!!! Its a scam.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Quadeca,

    If you feel that you have been contacted by a scammer using the name of Publishers Clearing House, please forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Karen Kelly said...

What a scam! I ordered This Old House magazine in February. Sent in the full payment in March, even though I haven’t yet received a single magazine. Got a letter the other day saying – get this – they received my payment but were unable to process it on 4/5/12 – hello! What idiots work there? First they admit they got my payment and then want me to send in another one because they couldn’t process it in April, which hasn’t even arrived yet!

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Dave Blaisdell said...

I’ve Been entering for 2 years now and it keeps telling me I’ve Won but I not Recieving anything What do I do?
PublishersClearingHouse@superprize.pch.com is what’s comming up on my e-mail…is this the Real PCH???

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Dave,

    You may be the victim of a scam. PCH does not notify winners of over $10,000.00 by email. Publishers Clearing House emails containing entry opportunities clearly state that you have not yet won any prize. If you are ever unsure about the authenticity of an email, please give us a call at our toll-free number 1-800-645-9242.

    Victoria At PCH

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Victoria Cortinas said...

Hi, I received a call today from a man that I could not understand. He told me that my father had won money from PCH and asked if we would be home around 4:30 to receive the check. I asked him for an address and phone number so I could verify if there was in fact a large check coming our way. He gave me an 876 number and an address in Miami Springs,FL. Throughout our conversation a rooster kept crowing in the background and I asked him why he was near a rooster? He claimed it was the animal channel, LOL. Anyway, seems I’m not the only one getting these calls, just wanted to add my story. Does publishers clearing house even call people who win money?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Victoria,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam, as you guessed. Publishers Clearing House does not notify winners by phone. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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William Bolden said...

i recieved this following email and it says pch, read it and tell if this is a scam, or is their a no# i can call to see//

Publishers Clearing House mega winner of $1,000,000.00 in the recent draw, send your Contact information to Dave Sayer mega@fm.bb for verification to collect winnings.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi William,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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kellie lawrence said...

Why do I and my family continue to enter everything pch,for years we have done so.they tell you someone will win with the letters of your name,nobody wins from Alabama,they lead you on even using the city where you live,I used the entry,pch surveys,search,lotto and nothing,never shows you ever enter.And why not give to those that need instead of those that are rich.

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    jlarkin said...

    Hi, Kellie. PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company. Over the years, Publishers Clearing House has awarded over $237 Million in prizes to people all over the United States and Canada. To see some of those winning moments, visit http://www.pchtv.com. PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

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Jackie Phelps said...

Hi, I just received a call from Raymond who said he was from PCH.He said I had won $4.5 million dollars. He gave the number 1-8768964671 as the number to call back. Of course I didn’t. But, thought you might want to know about this scam.

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Deb Brewer said...

I received an email requesting some information: Is this a valid email address for PCH?

pch@fm.bb

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Deb,

    This is not a valid email address for Publishers Clearing House. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. You have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Gary Wyatt said...

hi i keep getting a message that says someone in your zip or area code will win how would they know this. it seems like only older people win is there an age restriction or something?

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Carmen Santiago said...

I received a call which was picked up by my answering machine that said the person was from Publishers Clearing House and that a package was going to be delivered to my home but that I had to call tel. no. 8-702-320-9976. Is this legitimate?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Carmen,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Sarah Katherman said...

I received a letter in the mail claiming that it is from the Publishers clearing house and that soon I would receive an official Publishers Clearing House Bulletin with very important news. It also says that I should soon look out for a kraft-colored envelope regarding the winner selection list. Also that someone with my initials is going to be a winner from gwy #2231.
It seems very suspicious to me

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Sarah,

    That sounds like a legitimate Publishers Clearing House mailing. Please note that none of the details listed say that you have won any prize as of yet. If you think that the letter is suspicious and would like to read some parts to us to make sure whether it is legitimate or not, please give us a call at our toll-free number: 1-800-645-9242.

    Victoria At PCH

    Victoria At PCH

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Duane Diehl said...

I play PCH Lotto every day and at differant times each day,However, I never seem to get 2 bonuses at ANY given time on the slots, also, The ONLY Thing that keeps me from putting my FIST thru my monitor is that I can not afford a new one. The Diamond wheel Is Try Again?…..RIGHT…..How about SORRY…..also….no matter How many diamonds you have to play the MOST you ever win will be 10 Sweeps entries.
Please try and straighten this out.

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christian velazquez said...

i say forget signing up there is to much trouble and scammers out there wasting your time and tricking you for a prize it would prolbably take you forever to win instead just go play the lotto more chance to win there even vegas would be better

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robin case said...

Jeez people;I’m sure these blog admins are going nut>>>it is a sweepstakes company,your odds are better than say a state lotto but still your playing one of the largest sweeps competitions in the country,give up or suck it up and enter,I enter 90-130 a day all over the net and i have won some and lost alot.first rule read the cover letters/rules and instructions,save the band width and the admins sanity

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Ralph Exantus said...

pch is a scam i did all they ask me to do but nothing that’s why i don’t beleive nothing they say. Stop scamming people PCH please.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Ralph,

    PCH is not a scam. You never have to make a purhcase to enter or to win any PCH Sweepstakes. Buying won’t improve your chances of winning either. PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

    Victoria At PCH

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Dan Looney said...

In the envelope pch sent there was a prize pass. it says i won 25 grand but im afraid to send it in because half the time people dont even receive their prizes they won. what should i do?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Dan,

    Please make sure that the mailing you’ve received doesn’t contain a chance to win $25,000.00. It doesn’t sound like this is an instant prize. If you have any questions about mailing it back, you can give us a call at our toll-free number 1-800-645-9242.

    Victoria At PCH

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Heidi K said...

…Really? PCH is crap. Why are you sending people like me hefty letters in the mail with nothing but magazine subscription clippings and telling me that if i follow said “rules” then I can win $5000/week? Sounds like a total scam to me. Also, to the PCH representatives on this feed, think about all of the problems you are causing people by copying and pasting your “thank you for bringing this to attention. that email/phonec-all/visitor/etc is a scam” How about you start running a legitimate system and STOP SCAMMING PEOPLE yourselves! I know i know, “PCH is not a scam” pfft. anyways… Thanks for wasting my time PCH. Hope you all feel wonderful for getting people’s hopes up and bombarding them with scraps of paper covered in lies and false hope. Next time, consider saving a tree and dont bother.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Heidi,

    PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company. Over the years, Publishers Clearing House has awarded over $237 Million in prizes to people all over the United States and Canada. To see some of those winning moments, visit http://www.pchtv.com. PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

    Victoria At PCH

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Bobby Pharr said...

I recieved an email stating that i won $1,000,000.00. The agents name is Margaret Crossan and online co-ordinator is Dave Sayer,and is requesting address,phone number,occupation,nationality,country…is this real? Not sure what to do.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Bobby,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Please keep in mind that there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Andrea S. said...

I get at least 10 emails a day from PCH since I signed up online and all of them say that I’m not entered to win unless I click on the link and enter, then I have to purchase things. I’m not buying anything to enter, and why is it that the entry the day before didn’t go through. Do I have to re-enter every day? Also, I tried unsubscribing to the incessant emails because they are never ending and clearly don’t help me win anything, but you keep sending them starting with “we’re glad you’re back”. I’m not back! How is this not a scam?!

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Andrea,

    You can enter once a day, so we encourage people to enter every day since each entry has the same chance of winning. If you unsubscribe, but then you enter online and do not uncheck the boxes at the bottom, you will be resubscribing to the emails. Also, please note that there is no purchase necessary to enter or to win any PCH sweepstakes. The magazines or products that you see are suggestions of things we think you might like. If you are not interested in making a purchase, please click the “Continue” or “Skip” button on each page until you see the entry confirmation message.

    Victoria At PCH

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John Young said...

I received this today via email and I’m quite sure it’s a scam. Never know though, so I thought I would pass it along for comments. Thank you.

Publishers Clearing House Grant Award
http://www.pch.com
382 Channel Drive, Port Washington,
New York 11050.

Order Winning Numbers : 7-1-4-8-7 -3
Email Ticket Number: FL 654/29/75

Dear Beneficiary,

The Publishers Clearing House in Colaboration with the United State Goverment would like to
notify you that you have been chosen by the board of trustees as one of the final recipients of
a cash Grant/Donation for your own personal,educational, and business development. The PCH,
established 1953 by the Harold Mertz and now supported by the AMERICA GOVERNEMT with
the objective of human growth, educational, and community development. We are giving out a
yearly donation of US$1,000,000.00 (One million united states dollars only) each to 105 lucky
recipients.

These specific Donations/Grants will be awarded to 105 lucky international recipients worldwide,
in different categories. Based on the random selection exercise of multi-channel direct marketing
company and millions of supermarket cash invoices here in the State, you were selected amongst
the lucky recipients to receive the award sum of US$1,000,000.00 as Grant donations/aid.

To elaborate more, this draw was held in Port Washington, New York 11050. where our head
office is located. Please note that these donations/Grants are strictly administered by the America
Goverment, until you have been able to collect your donation. According to the federal law
concerning the personal collection of PCH prize winnings.

The below information has been made mandatory which you must provide to our claims officer before we can proceed
with the claims and inform you on how you are to receive your pch award winnings. You must make
sure all information provided are correct and must be submited within (7)seven Working days.
Failure to abide will lead to disqualification. NOTED!

Contact Our fiduciary Agent company via email.
Contact Person: Mr. Paul Anderson
Contact Email: pchremittancedept2012@msn.com

MANDATORY INFORMATION FOR CLAIMS:

1.FULL NAMES:__________________________
2.ADDRESS:_____________________________
3.SEX:___________________________________
4.AGE:__________________________________
5.MARITAL STATUS:_______________________
6.OCCUPATION:___________________________
7.E-MAIL ADDRESS:_______________________
8.TELEPHONE NUMBER:___________________
9.CITY:___________________________________
10.STATE:_______________________________
11.COUNTRY_____________________________

Congratulations once again from the Publishers Clearing House and the American Goverment.

Best Regards,

Mr. Christopher L. Irving
Pch Senior Director.
San Francisco, California.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi John,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Please keep in mind that PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Kaitlin Cooper said...

I got an e-mail from PCH saying that I won $1,000,000 from Order Winning Numbers : 7-1-4-8-7 -3
Email Ticket Number: FL 654/29/75. It was signed by a Mr. Irving with a contact named Mr. Paul Anderson.

This e-mail doesn’t ask for money or my ssn, so is this a scam?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Kaitlin,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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paula reardon said...

my only question is is there people in your company with the names David Van Peters or Mrs.Rena Cruz

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Paula,

    No those people do not work for Publishers Clearing House. If you received a message from them, it is a scam. Please keep in mind that there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Dale Cushinberry said...

I am very curious about me trying to get on the internet to participate in winning some things, and it never happens. You all want me to purchase something. Also, I am in danger of loosing the money if I win, because I haven’t sign up online. I have sent my paper work into your headquarters, so why do I have to sign in online? I feel you all are trying to make me pay before you will even consider putting my name in the pot.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Dale,

    You don’t have to enter online if you have already entered through the mail. Entering online is just another way for you to get an entry opportunity. You also don’t have to make any purchase when entering online. If you would like to submit an entry without placing an order, simply click the “Continue” or “Skip” buttons on each of the offers you see until you are directed to the entry confirmation page.

    Victoria At PCH

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Kent Hutchinson said...

Hello PCH!! This is my first time ever making a comment on this site (never knew it exist).For the first time I seen the “winners circle site” Wow!! many people do actually win. However I notice based on the January 2010 through March 2012 winners, only 2 winners from New York state won (I should move to texas, 13 winners in that state),and none from New York City so the odds of winning are even greater (greater than that since I am located in the Bronx)I have been playing for some time now and I always leave a message in the “reply” section.If the past winner circle list is anything like the one aforementioned, my chances truly are 1 in 1,215,500,000. I use to live in Florida (I miss it) I should move back because my chances of winning are even greater there based on the aforementioned winner circle list. How are states and cities chosen?

Thank you for the opportunity,

Kent Hutchinson

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Kent,

    We do not choose winners by states or cities. They are chosen completely at random from all eligible entries. Each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

    Victoria At PCH

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      Kent Hutchinson said...

      Thank you Victoria for your answer and I will not give up hope and continue to help others (despite my own financial demise). While unemployed and in deep debt in student loans (masters degree in business), I teach, counsel, and even help monetarily despite of. Nevertheless, I will maintain a positive disposition and not give up hope.

      Thank you for your time Victoria and answer,

      Kent Hutchinson

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Pamela said...

This is for my second chance of winning the $5,000.00 a week for life. I pray this is the right way to go. So important for my whole family…from my aging father in-law comfort and care to my sister that keeps getting cancer, and all of my loved ones in between. Thank You PCH for the hope.

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charlene villers said...

i received a letter from publishers clearing house saying that i won four hundred twenty five thousand dollars and they sent me a check for four thousand nine hundred thirteen and told me to deposit it into my bank account can u tell me if this is a scam

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Charlene,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. There is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Tawanna Hunter said...

love publishers clearing house

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alyce bonura said...

are yoou connected with Sweepstakes Clearinghouse?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Alyce,

    No, Publishers Clearing House is not connected with Sweepstakes Clearinghouse. If you’ve received any contact from Sweepstakes Clearinghouse, please note that it is not related to any sweepstakes entry that you have submitted to Publishers Clearing House.

    Victoria At PCH

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Bill Roberts said...

I received a call today from a Andy Goldberg stating I won $12 million and a 2012 Merc from PCH. The number he called from was 876-278-9458. He gave me the name Claudia Rutherford and I was to go to Western Union and send $1,250.00 to her at 18 King St.
Montego Bay, (JA) W.I. when I told him I had no money he hung up.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Bill,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Kostya Osetsky said...

Hello,
I have signed for the sweepstakes on official website and start receiving emails that required confirmation or acceptance etc. Usually they have my name or last name or my zip code or my complete postal address in it and informing that I have chance to win if reply before specific date, or questions like will I “accept the winning money if I win”. Or “Open this one before it’s too late”, etc. Why I need to confirm anything every week? Is it a scam or you actually sending emails to people who signed asking to confirm their entries?

Thank you.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Kostya,

    You are asked to fill out information with each email because each email is a new winning opportunity. You are entering yourself for the chance to win a prize each time you give that information. You should see a confirmation message at the time of entering that your entry has been submitted.

    Victoria At PCH

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Amanda Lyn said...

It seems like every answer is “it’s a scam” so how will we know real from scam if we are a winner? Will we never get notified via email if we are a winner? I’ve been playing quite a bit to. I know it’s that “one in a billion” chance but is it really worth all the emails and then trying to distinguish what’s a scam and what’s not?? I’m starting to think no.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Amanda,

    PCH does send email notifications to winners, but it will not be for a prize of more than $10,000.00. And Publishers Clearing House will NEVER ask you to pay a fee to claim a prize. Also, please watch any phone numbers given in a PCH email. Many times, they are from countries other than the United States. Publishers Clearing House is based in the United States. PCH doesn’t ask for a long list of personal information either in order to claim a prize. Emails that ask you to go give your gender, age, and country are most likely scams. If you are ever unsure of whether an email is valid or not, please feel free to call us at our toll-free number: 1-800-645-9242.

    Victoria At PCH

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Matthew Elliot said...

I received a very brief email, supposedly from PCH, claiming that I’ve won 1 million dollars, and that they need my contact info.

However the email address is out@teso.net, and I’m being requested to email to a Dave Sayer at mega@fm.bb.

Sounds like a scam to me, but better to double check.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Matthew,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, please remember that there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Abdul Musawwir said...

I’ve been reading some of these post. YES I must agree PCHonlinesurveys.com has its issues. I always address mine soon as they arise, so I know the people at their customer service dept. must rue my name as often as I contact them. But doing these surveys is all in fun. It took Constant complaints about spending 40mins to 1 hour on multiple surveys in DEC 2011 with not being rewarded the points that were stated were to be rewarded for taking their online surveys that someone at PCH finally told me what to look for in surveys to make sure the surveys were ones that rewarded points. I actually had to start taking screen captures of the beginning of each survey so when a issue arose to show them what the survey stated it was. (Becuase PCHonlinesurveys is quick to send out a form letter the survey is not closed yet or our records indicate this survey was for no points, then you have to show proof off the opposite. Headaches) I know they are in the business of making money, but man what a surprise in the past week or two that I notice they cut the point value on their surveys. Just for instance. A 80 point survey is now 50 points. A 60 point survey is now 30 points. A 40 point survey is now 15 points. They cut the points, but not the amount of time some of these surveys can run. I use to find taking some of their surveys was fun for passing the time. I get a little something out of it, they get a little something also. WIN WIN. Not any more I’ll just cut way back and let someone else enjoy the fun with PCHonlinesurveys.com until they get tired

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Kelly Plantz said...

I received an email today that stated it was from publishers clearing house i have copied the email and pasted it below;

“We are pleased to announce to you that your email address emerged alongside 4 others as category 2 winners in this year\’s weekly Publishers Clearing House PCHlotto. You have won One million dollars and have been approved for a total pay-out of (One Million Dollars $1,000,000.00 USD)The following particulars are attached to your lotto payment order: winning numbers:7-1-4-8-7-3 Email Ticket number: FL 654/29/75.

Please contact the underlined head claims officer with the Contact info below
Mr Dave Sayer
Email: usapchlot01@gmail.com

Winner you must resend their
1.Name in full:
2.Address:
3.Sex:
4.Nationality:
5.Age:
6.Occupation:
7.Phone number:
8.Present Country:

This information is to process the immediate payment of your prize.
Best Regards,
Mr Todd Sloan
Publishers Clearing House We also encourage you to act fast.”

I just wanted someone to be aware of this cause it is obviously a scam, I have read numerous posts on here by people who stated that they recieved this same email with the same names or similar ones, as well as the same winning ticket number. Thank you and I hope that this gets taken care of so that no one else gets scammed by these people. I have also sent a copy of this email to your suspicious emails box.
Kelly

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Nicole said...

Hi,

I just recieved an SMS on my phone saying the following : Your Mobile# won $900,000 in Publishers Clearing House (Giveaway No. 1830), email delivery details, age, occupation, email address and mobile # to pch2mobile@blumail.org.

I’m thinking scam??

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Nicole,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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gabriel Hostalet said...

I have been receiving request for money (checks or money orders) this last one says International Award Payment Center Special Judge presentation. Judge Arthur Lee, Judge Thomas Moore, Judge mary Kelley and also we the judges all do raise the grand prize up to 20,000 dollars and so for. Is this legitimate or is a scam?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Gabriel,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Terry McElroy said...

My Fiance got an email that says it is from publishers clearing house and that we won a million dollars. I am afraid this is a scam. They asked for our name address and phone number and they said they would send the check in the mail and to put it in a bank account within three days.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Terry,

    This is a scam! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Mark Williams said...

A guy called me & said he was with a claims dept associated with PCH. He wanted me to get $1500.00, or three $500.00 green dot cards from Walmart for travel arrangements to bring me $5.5 million dollars, and a 2012 Mercedes Benz. Is this how it is supposed to happen? I have his name & number.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Mark,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Chris Newsome said...

Please. I think I’ve screwed -up already, with PCH. Is there a way I can determine if I’ve been disqualified? Please. I don’t want to keep entering if I’ve been disqualified. I enter by phone, computer, and mail everyday; but, I think I’ve ‘ticked them off’, and I think I’ve been disqualified. If anyone can help me know that if my number is drawn I would be disqualified or my entries would be disqualified … I don’t know who to speak to.

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Chris Newsome said...

I don’t see my post!? I’m anxious to find out if I’m disqualified or still in good standing because I’ve attempted multiple entries. And I got kind of sassy with the online surveys.

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Tasha Deel said...

I’ve recieved a letter in the mail about an upgraded entry. With it came a instant prize scratch off (sorta like a lottery scratch off) anyway I scratch it and apparently won some money so I attached the offical “sticker” that came with it to the entry form with the “scratch off” and placed it back in the mail.. was wondering if this was infact the real deal or not.. I wasn’t ask for any person information aside from name and address and there was a place for two more “stamps/stickers” should I wish to pretake in the many prizes offers found with the envelope.

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arron said...

I got this package from PCH containing a scratcher and I won $25000 in cash. As i was instructed i sent back the scratcher with the provided envelope. Couple days later i get a postcard saying i need to enter for a winning chance that has 50 other people playing it!!!! WTF???? I won $25000 according to the scratcher and now they are playing games with me!!!! PCH is 100% SCAM!!!!! dont waste your time, believe you and me it’s just a WASTE OF TIME!!!!!

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george grasso said...

dont fall for this scam.if you get a phone from a steve rogers.he say hes from pch.and tells you you won some money.the next thing he tells you is go and buy a 500 dollar mineypack card.and call him back and give him the numbers on the back of the card.dont fall for this scam

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n_stewart_2009@yahoo.com said...

My husbsnd has been contacted through e-mail that he has won a big prize. The e-mail is requesting contact information for verification. Is this normal of is somebody pulling a fast one? Thank You

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Hi! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Tina McCalip said...

I received an email a few days ago saying I had won the million dollar prize and to respond to email, attn Dave Sayer with my contact info to verify confirmation of notification. The subject of email was winner in bold black letters. Would be great if it were true but so far no prize patrol van and no Dave Sayer. Maybe PCH doesn’t deliver on holiday weekends ;)

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Hi, Tina. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Darryl Kilgore said...

It sucks, but I just got the same email. Can’t believe I sent my info to them. They did have my excited about winning though. Broke and truly needed the money.

Here is the message I got: Publishers Clearing House mega winner of $1,000,000.00 in the recent draw, send your Contact information to Dave Sayer pchl@free.bb for verification to collect winnings.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Darryl,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Don Edwards said...

After buying countless mags and “entering via e-mail” for the same contest. New entry sent every tw days for the same drawing….1830……PCH is nothing more than a cheap bit scam made to look like a high dollar legit outfit…….very few are ever shown as winners….those that are,..cant be located nor can any internet info be found to even prove that person actually ever existed.

What a scam………shame shame shame.

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Hi, Don. You never have to purchase anything to play, enter or win with PCH. Plus, buying something will not increase your chances of winning. Winners are chosen completely at random.

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Carr Vidal said...

Got an e-mail saying my email address was selected among four others for a $1,000,000 prize and to message Pch agent, Mr. David Van Peters at reply.claims.office@claimsdeppt.co.cc with the following information to collect my prize:
Name
Address
Sex
Age
Nationality
Occupation
Present country

Is this a scam?!!!!

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Hi, Carr. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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      Jacob Steinberg said...

      There are various scams goin on and I wish to spread awareness regarding this name Roger Hedin who is the mastermind behind some very lucrative schemes and has gotten away with a lot of money. Check out stories of the sitetalk scam and unibank card schemes this man operates….

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        Dagmar Bergman said...

        Hi Jacob what proof do you have about these guys? One of colleagues told me about this guy and vincenzo carpanzano who own Unibank Group – it seems they play this game toghether??

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          Jacob Steinberg said...

          Hi Dagmar, that is the thing. Many people have been played out but these guys are good. They use a lawyer by the name of Bjorn Koritz fromNY who clears their names. Its a nasty racket. Will update you with more proof no sooner I get it.

Margaret Berton said...

I received a call from “Andy Goldberg” President/CEO of PCH this morning claiming I had won 12.5 million, and a car. I was to go to a Western Union, obtain a “TIMP” (Transfer money receipt) after paying them $1,000 cash. Then I was to give the receipt to a Fed Exp delivery guy who would be delivering my check. I called the hotline. THis is a SCAM. I asked Mr. Goldberg (who really is the CEO of PCH) for another name and # to verify the truth of this, and he gave me a Mark Washington and a #. The man who answered spoke exactly like “Mr. GOldberg.” I called the fraud hotline and was told that PCH NEVER calls, they ALWAYS show up as a surprise, with the van and prize patrol you see on TV. BEWARE!

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Hi, Margaret. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Emily Jansen said...

Does the prize patrol go to your house if you win 2nd, 3rd or 4th prize or are you notified another way

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Emily,

    There is only one winner for the SuperPrize. Every PCH prize of $500 or greater is awarded by either certified or express letter or in person by the famous Prize Patrol. No one else is authorized to notify you of a win in the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes. You will never be asked to pay a processing fee or any other type of fee when winning a PCH prize. If you are contacted by a third party, or asked to pay a fee to claim your prize, please report it to us at http://pch.custhelp.com/app/ask.

    Victoria At PCH
    Victoria At PCH
    Victoria At PCH

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Dortha Schroeder said...

someone called, said the publishers clearing House named me the winner of $5,ooo. I should order magazines for 3 payments of $88.98, but they would send me $1000in 5 days to coverthe cost of magazines. Is this a fraud?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Dortha,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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timothy mccamley said...

hi my name is tim and i recieved a message on my mobile saying i won alot of money, but i am hesitant to send my detalis like drivers liscence incase its a scam. but i really don’t want to miss out either. what should i do?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Tim,

    Do not respond to this. It is a scam. PCH would never send out a text message to let you know that you won. You should always be hesitant of companies that ask for personal information before sending you a prize.

    Victoria At PCH

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Kirsty facey said...

I received this on my mobile phone

Your Mobile # won £900,000 in Publishers Clearing House(Giveaway No.1830),email delivery details,age,occupation,email address/mobile# to pchmobile1@e-mail.ua

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Kirsty facey said...

I receiived this on my phone Your Mobile # won £900,000 in Publishers Clearing House(Giveaway No.1830),email delivery details,age,occupation,email address/mobile# to pchmobile1@e-mail.ua

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Melissa Toney said...

I just got a package in the mail i was wanting to make sure it was legit. I got the gold stamp upgrade from 5000 to 7000 a week (says i am qualified for it?) for life plus the win thousands in cash prize pass that shows i won 25,000 (from scratch off). I was wondering if i turn this in do i have to pay anything to return it and win my money will i really win money or is this a scam? What do i need to do?

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Richard Page said...

Hi,
Just wanted to say your products and service have been GREAT!

May you have a Blessed day!

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Josh Herbert said...

i assume its spam, but i received a sms from a number 00353862008231 reading ” Your mobile # won £900,000 in publishers clearing house (giveaway no.1830), email delivery details, age, occupation, email address/mobile# to pchmobile4@-email.ua
…whats this scam or what

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Josh,

    We do not contact people via SMS text messages. This sounds like a scam. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Rhiannon Tucker said...

I received a text message from 00353861906967 saying I had won money from publishers clearing house (giveaway no.1830) and was asked to email details of my age, and delivery address to pchmobile5@blumail.org.
I think it is a scam but am not sure!

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Rhiannon,

    This is a scam! Every PCH prize of $500 or greater is awarded by either certified or express letter or in person by the famous Prize Patrol. No one else is authorized to notify you of a win in the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes. You will never be asked to pay a processing fee or any other type of fee when winning a PCH prize. If you are contacted by a third party, or asked to pay a fee to claim your prize, please report it to us at http://pch.custhelp.com/app/ask.

    Victoria At PCH

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Brian DeMark said...

I received the following email and believe it is a scam and not reaaly from PCH. Can you verify?

Attn: Beneficiary,
We the PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE Group, Board of Directors like to officially congratulate you as one of our company esteemed winner.
Your e-mail with MICROS ID (PCHM-6669-GFK-891BK-544) was luckily drawn to be this year’s second place winner of £1,000,000.00GBP plus a brand new Range Rover SUV from the PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE; in this year’s promo..
This money and gift we believe will enable you make some impact in the society and possibly invest in our company in the near future..
We are processing your claims via the company’s remittance agent.
Please contact him for your claim with your details in the below information.He understands some languges.
Full Name:
Country:
Address:
Gender:
Occupation:
Age:
Phone Number:
Winning E-Mail:
Micros ID:

Remittance Contact
Agent Name : Mr.Nick Ward
Email : payout584502012@w.cn

Note: All funds should be claimed by their respective beneficiaries, not later that 7 days after notification. .
!!!Once Again Congratulations!!!

Best Of Luck,
Mr.Dave Sayer
Online Co-ordinator.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi, Brian. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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chelsea smiley said...

hi,i recently entered p h sweepstakes from a magaziene for 5000 a week for life.the due date was may 17 2012 and today i got a package in thr mail saying i can upgrade to 7000 a week for life. i was justwondering if this is a scam or not and if idont upgrade am i still able to win the 5000 aweek for life???

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Jacob Steinberg said...

It’s a scam. Im sure everyone has heard of gold quest and other similar pyramid schemes. Introduce people and earn – let me tell you its all bullsh*t! Roger Hedin, Bjorn Koritz and Vincenzo Carpanzano are names you might wanna be aware of. Google it!

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Jacob,

    PCH is not a scam. We have real winners of all ages and backgrounds. You can see them at our “Winners Circle,” just click the link at the bottom right corner of our websites. Please remember that many people enter to win and only one person can win the sweepstakes. To view the odds of winning, please refer to the “Sweepstakes Facts” and “Official Rules” of the entry you are submitting.

    Victoria At PCH

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mabel portillo said...

I received this e-mail:

Congratulations, your email address has won
($1,000,000.00USD) in the on going
Publishers Clearing House loto draw that was
held today, pls fill details bellow for
claims. Email us back:
onlinepch_203@pkuit.com

Name in full:.. Address:… Sex:..
Occupation:.. Present Country:..

!!!Once Again Congratulations!!!

Yours Sincerely,
Mrs.Reyna Cruz
ONLINE CO-ORDINATOR

I believe this is a scam. Please
help.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Mabel,

    This is definitely a scam! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Victoria At PCH

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Frances Frances said...

I just got a text here in Australia saying I had won 900,000 UK in draw 1830 and asking for details through email address pchmobile5@blumail.org

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Frances Frances said...

From email

Publishers C. House
8:13 PM (40 minutes ago)

to me

Dear Winner,

The first batch of results in the ongoing Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes is out. Congratulations! Your mobile phone number came out as one of the lucky winning numbers for the promotional Award. This entitles you to instant prize money of £900,000 GBP.

No play coupons or promotional tickets were sold. Mobile phone numbers were taken from databases of major telecommunication companies worldwide and entered in for the draws. The draws for international mobile phone users under your geographical region are grouped under category “B”.

This promotion is being sponsored by Publishers Clearing House to celebrate the life and legacies of the late Apple C.E.O- Steve Jobs.

A payment file has been opened for you and a set of reference and batch numbers have been assigned to you. Please find below the numbers:

Reference Number: PCH2/18/05/12
Batch Number: 0056/B/2012.

In line with the policies of the Publishers Clearing House Promotional Sweepstakes and the remittance procedures, you have two options to complete your prize money redemption.

OPTION (A): You are officially requested to visit our office in West London, United Kingdom within 7 days for physical identification and signing of the original copies of the Prize Release Authorization forms for immediate release of your prize money to you. You are advised to come with the following requirements: -

a) Valid proof of identification, ID or driving license.
b) Copy of your recent phone billing receipt.

Upon arrival you will be required to procure an affidavit of claim from a UK High Court or a notary. This must be duly signed and thumb printed by you. This goes to legalize your winnings. Please be informed that your trip to the UK and other expenses is solely your responsibility.

OPTION (B): This is for winners who are unable to make a trip to our office. Such winners are presented with the option of contacting our accredited attorney here in the UK who will take you through the legalization process on your behalf and his retainer fee can be negotiated.

The Publishers Clearing House Promotional Sweepstakes put in place this procedure for all international winners because we are almost certain physical presence at our office will be an issue. The attorney- MR. PETER SWEETMAN OF SWEETMAN BURKE AND SINKER have to be contacted as soon as you receive this email so that he can furnish you with the legalization process. After the legalization process, the paying financial institution will be remitting your prize money to you.

To process and remit your prize money, we request that you furnish the attorney with these info:

1. Full Names.
2. Delivery Address
3. Your winning Mobile Number (for confirmation and final verification)
4. Occupation.
5. Date of Birth
6.Email Address
7.A copy of your identity (Passport/driver’s license)

Here is the attorney information below and do email him via his private email address pchclaims1@sbslaws.co.uk with the details you mentioned above and copy me with the email.

Name: MR. PETER SWEETMAN
Firm: SWEETMAN BURKE AND SINKER
158-160 Broadway,West Ealing,W13 0TL,London,United Kingdom
Phone #: +44 703 591 9461
fax # : +44 703 591 9461
Email: pchclaims1@sbslaws.co.uk

A claim file will immediately be opened for you after the receipt of your information. Thereafter, your claims will be processed, verified, legalized and funds approved for payout by the Sweepstakes Corporation Payment Service (S.C.P.S). Your winnings fall under the United Kingdom processing center. As an international winner, an accredited attorney will be handling the legalization and processing of your winnings on your behalf. For security reasons, you are advised to keep your winning information confidential till your claims is processed and your money remitted to you. This is part of our efforts to curb double claiming and impersonating.

We look forward to hearing from you and once again, Congratulations!

Sincerely,

Dr. Andrew Stevens

Copyright © 2012 Publishers Clearing House All rights reserved
……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..

This email and its attachments are confidential and intended for the exclusive use of the addressee(s). It is copy righted by Publishers Clearing House This email and its attachments may also be privileged or protected by legal rules of the PCH Promotional Sweepstakes. If you have received this by mistake please let us know by reply immediately and destroy the email and its attachments without reading, copying or forwarding the contents.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Frances. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Dagmar Bergman said...

Hi Jacob thanks,

I jus read that Roger Hedins and Vincezno Carpanzano are the guys who own and run Unibank and together they play this racket. Look forward to more updates:)

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Jacob Steinberg said...

Hello all jus another reminder of these scammers Roger Hedin aka Tony Hedin, Anders Hedin, Hedin Thorwald and Vincenzo Carpanzano who cheat people via a credit card scheme. The company name is
UNIBANKGROUP
CORPORATE NETWORK LTD
Vincenzo Carpanzano
SUITE B, 29
HARLEY STREET
LONDON
W1G9QR
Company No. 06823275

Mail: Info@corporatenetwork.info
Tel.: ES +34 669 600 542
Tel.: DE +49 177 96 56 171

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    PCH Staff said...

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Tyler McCane said...

Hi my father got a call the other day from someone saying they were from PCH. They said he won and that they have been looking for him for about a year because supposedly he won sometime last year. This would make since because we moved quite a bit and changed our #. They said he would get a certified check by Fed-Ex on Tuesday. Is this the real deal or just a scam? Please get back to me ASAP.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Tyler. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Gerald Charboneau said...

After playing or responding to the PCH email offers (games) for almost two years I have not hit any luck drawings. I think it is all just a come-on to get you to watch the commercials and unless you regularly purchase a product you never win anything. Just take the slot machine games as an example. They say that you need 3, 4 or more bonus points to win but you only get 2 or 3 spins and the last spin does not count. Rip-off! Missleading!

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Austin Moore said...

I got a call from somebody and I didn’t catch his name. The number was also listed as unknown. He said I had been entered into a prize drawing from pch for 1,000,000 dollars. He also said that for entering I could get a diamond watch and I get some sort of magazine subscription for free. I declined the magazine offer and he told me that they would notify the winners by phone. He also asked me what kind of credit card I had. Was it a mistake to tell him? I never gave out a number.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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robin audain said...

I KNOW PCH IS. A SCAM I have been playing forever and not even a 5 dollar prize. My mother played when I was a child and she died playing. I use their search engine all the time. And nothing ..But they send all kind Of gimmicks to SET YOU UP FOR A BIG *** FALL ..I WILL POST AND MAKE MY OWN BLOG THAT YOU ARE A FRAUD! !! MAKE FLYERS AND HAVE FRIENDS AND FAMILY AND THEIR FRIENDS DO THE SAME. FACEBOOK, TWITTER. Everyone needs to know so they don’t waste their time

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi there Robin,

    PCH is not a scam. We have real winners of all ages and backgrounds. You can see them at our “Winners Circle,” just click the link at the bottom right corner of our websites. Please remember that many people enter to win and only one person can win the sweepstakes. To view the odds of winning, please refer to the “Sweepstakes Facts” and “Official Rules” of the entry you are submitting.

    Victoria At PCH

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Carole Sonduck said...

I received a snail mail package from PCH presenting me with “consolation prizes” requiring me to use the enclosed $400 vouchers toward a variety of options all costing over $400 which I could charge to my credit card. Fortunately I read about your scams before I responded. Thank you for this service.
Carole

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Emilio Rico said...

This is my email that was sent to me. Your Email Address won Ј900,000 in Publishers Clearing House (Giveaway
No.1830),email delivery details, age, occupation, email address/mobile# to
pch2mobiles@blumail.org and state your Giveaway No.1830. It was sent from: Publishers Clearing House (Giveaway No.1830) From: Publishers Clearing House Hide Add to: To Do, Calendar To: undisclosed-recipients:;Date:Sat, Jun 30, 2012 12:51 pm. Is this for real or a scam ?

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Emilio! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Claudene Henry said...

I have received a letter from PCH stating that I have won US$550,000 and I need to contact Donald Pierre or Teresa Chretien on 1-516-874-5504 to verify my details. Is this a scam?

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Claudene! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Allan Mearns said...

Hi
I received the following email is this the type of email you send, or as I suspect is this a scam.

Regards
Allan

**********************************

Publisher’s® Clearing House ediele.sousa@mip.com.br

to undisclosed recipients
Congratulations!
We are pleased to announce to you that your email address emerged alongside 4 others as a category 2 winner in the online weekly Publishers Clearing House total pay out of One million dollars
($1,000,000.00 USD).

**Winning Numbers : 67-03-07-27-43-18
**E-mail Ticket Number: FL 645/24/62

Contact E-Mail: for claims..(usa.pch.play@admin.in.th)

Yours Truly,
Mr.Mark Justin
Co-coordinator(On-line Promo Program)

**********************************

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Allan. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Steven Ta said...

Accidently ordered something, please help, PCH!!

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    PCH Staff said...

    Due to our automated processing system, there is a very limited window in which we are able to cancel your merchandise order. We process orders very quickly and, like many other companies, once a merchandise order enters our fulfillment process, we are unable to cancel it and stop shipment. If your order was just placed online, please be sure to contact us as soon as possible. We will make every effort to cancel and stop the shipment of your order, however it cannot be guaranteed. Please select the ‘Request to Cancel’ subject and contact us by visiting http://pch.custhelp.com/app/ask. Remember to provide as much detailed information as possible so that we may research our order files. If we are unable to cancel your order, upon receipt of your shipment, if you still do not wish to keep your order, we ask that you please follow the return instructions on the back of your Invoice to ensure your account receives the proper credit due.

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Rick Daleson said...

How come in the entire history of PCH no one who lives at an apartment address has ever won? It’s always some person who lives in a nice home, never an apt. dweller. Only home owners win as if PCH is selling some image. This to me is an PC elitist set up scam.

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Wayne said...

I received a call from a person saying that he represented PCH and that I had won $2.5 Mil. but would have to pay $250.00 for a goverment stamp to have it delivered to me. Is this for real?

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Wayne. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Jim Tones said...

Please explain how the scammers know we entered your sweepstakes. Scammers never called before I entered PCH’s sweepstakes.

How do the scammers get our phone numbers? At best, PCH appears to have a very serious security issue.

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savannah smith said...

Hi, I. Haven’t been getting emails from pch anymore. I’m still signed up and everything. I was trying to figure out also how to put two addresses in my information I live at one and get mail sent to the other. Also inone of my emails I accidently hit the submit button even though I had already did it once. I think it was in a few emails actually my phone messes up. I didn’t know if this affected me getting emails?

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Savannah – please call our toll-free customer service number so we can get this worked out for you: 1-800-459-4724

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      Janelle Kelley said...

      Recv’d via EMAIL SCAM??

      SCAM?? Rec’d via email:

      RE: Winning Numbers: 3-4-11-21-24-29-31-36
      From PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE publishers.clearing.house@xnmsn.comhide details
      To prissyjk prissyjk@aol.com

      Attn:Janelle

      We acknowledge your message and this office wishes to reconfirm the requested information will be needed to process your winnings.we await your mail

      Have a good day.

      P.C.H Management
      To: publishers.clearing.house@xnmsn.com
      Subject: Re: Winning Numbers: 3-4-11-21-24-29-31-36
      From: prissyjk@aol.com
      Date: Sat, 14 Jul 2012 01:16:22 -0400

      Then come to my door please!!

      Janelle
      prissyjk@aol.com

      —–Original Message—–
      From: PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE
      To: undisclosed-recipients:;
      Sent: Fri, Jul 13, 2012 9:16 pm
      Subject: Winning Numbers: 3-4-11-21-24-29-31-36

      Your Email has won ($1,000,000.00 USD)in the recent Publishers Clearing House
      lottery.Winning Numbers: 3-4-11-21-24-29-31-36..Email Ticket Number: FL
      754/22/76….Please reply to collect winning, Please send your Name, Phone
      Number, Occupation, via email…

      RE: Winning Numbers: 3-4-11-21-24-29-31-36
      PUBLISHERS CLEARING HOUSE to youshow details

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        PCH Staff said...

        Hi Janelle. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Tina said...

I just received an email from PCH saying I won $ 1, 000 000 they want me to send them my name, address, workplace, country I live in, is this a scam? There is no phone in the email I am suppose to reply with the information to a Mrs. Reyna cruz.

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Tina said...

add your comment here I just received an email from PCH saying I won $ 1, 000, 000 they want me to send them my name, address, workplace, country I live in, is this a scam? There is no phone in the email I am suppose to reply with the information to a Mrs. Reyna Cruz.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Tina. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Kathy Scardina said...

Rec’d 3rd call 7/20/2012 telling me (this time) I won $1.5mill and a new car from PCH. When will I be home etc. Told John Freeman he was the 3rd to call, this time rec’d a password to give4 to anyone else who called.
While I’m playing along w/his scam he’s going on and on. I need to go to Walgreen’s or Walmart and register and what time can I go so they can deliver my check and car. Of course, being smarter than he, I told him Mon between 9am and midnight. That did it, he hung up. He also asked personal finance questsions and what time would I do some of the things he asked. Told him I it was none of his business. Oh and after the password asked if it was upper or lower case, he didn’t know what I was talking about.
I just can’t believe people fall for these scams. And the Thurs call was for $2.5mill. I am reporting to Fraud div too.
A shame they’re using Pub Clearing Hse as an excuse.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Kathy,

    It is a shame that scammers are out there. We do our utmost to report as many as we can and of course all the information we receive from our fans helps immensely! Thanks for looking out and stay safe!

    Victoria At PCH

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liyahz said...

hello.
i recently recieved a call from Viking Magazine. they said that i have been nominated for the pch sweepstakes. also that i am to recieve a $250 gift card with the purchase of magazines such as glamour etc. somehow it went from $3.95 a month for subscription to $59.80 a month for 9 months. i need to know if this is a scam because its annoying. spoke with 2 reps. Ledra was the first & then Magnolia Walker was the second rep. they gave me the number 1-800-339-9492×674, but the number showing on my cell is 651-829-3144.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Liyahz. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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christina dennison said...

I just received the mail in order packet for the august 31st grand prize. as usual I got my usual entry a bingo card and of course all of many selection of offers to buy product a discounted prices but I also got a scratch off card this time that when scratched noted that I 1 35,000 dollars. I am done the scratch off before and they usually say something about having an additional grand prize entry and you have not won yet this 1 however doesn’t say anything about that. and the official guide lines sweepstake official rules barely noted the card in there at all. I just want to know if this is a scam or or have I actually won the 35,000 dollars. I’ve taken several pictures of all of my entry forms including the scratch off card bingo card and the grand prize. then I send it in so that I will be eligible but I want to make sure that I will be able to receive this and don’t have my hopes up pretty much for nothing. can someone please explain to me this giveaway of 2184 for the august 31st 2012 entry.

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Beverly Loschiavo said...

received a email i won 1 million dollars sent to Mrs Margaret Crossan with my information

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Beverly. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Jennifer Brown said...

I believe I have received a phishing email using PCH mega prize as the draw, here is what it said:

Publishers Clearing House mega winner

Hide Details
FROM:
Graham, Catherine

Message flagged Tuesday, July 31, 2012 12:44 AM
Publishers Clearing House mega winner of $10,000,000.00 in the recent draw,send your Contact information to MR jack potter;(pch.mega01@blumail.org) for verification to collect winnings.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Jennifer. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Tina Silmon said...

I enter PCH contest online often(atleast once a week)And had gooten an email recently from PCH Lotto which stated tha i had a winningnumber than ask to email the name,address,sex,phone#,ect.I sent them an email with this info then got another email to claim prize but knew it was a scam when it asked me to contact a company in UK to claim the money.I have forwarded the email on to abuse@pchmail.com please let others know.

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travis said...

Am i just waisting my time entering my information on pch, i recive about 6 emails a day, for the past two years. never won anything, just got my hopes up a lot. getting sick of entering the contest constantly. and i never herd anyone win in my area like they always say. why is that? Im just letting everyone know: DONT WAIST YOUR TIME WITH PCH CONTESTS. TELL THE TRUTH, IS IT A SCAM???

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Travis,

    PCH is not a scam. We have real winners of all ages and backgrounds. You can see them at our “Winners Circle,” just click the link at the bottom right corner of our websites. Please remember that many people enter to win and only one person can win the sweepstakes. To view the odds of winning, please refer to the “Sweepstakes Facts” and “Official Rules” of the entry you are submitting.

    Victoria At PCH

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kathy lock said...

I’ve recently received an email from pch saying my email was chosen to win. all asked was name occupation n county I replied maybe its true.. got follow up n thinking its scam.. something abt winning ticket # & winning email #. .
best Regards,
Mr. Walcot Smith
(Claims Officer- P.C.H LOTTO)
that was the end. everything sounds lik it but still ify. course everyone wants win especially times lik this so is it real or scam

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Kathy! Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Peter Bosman said...

PCH should stop their sweepstake/lotteries. All their sweepstakes/lotteries do is to provide food for scam artists to feed on and rip off the public.

How do these scammers get the all personal information that is given to PCH in confidence. Clearly PCH is incapable of protecting their customers personal information. It is useless telling customers after the fact how they should have protected themselves.

Looking at all the problems and scams, listed above, that your sweepstakes/lotteries have created, all you are doing is creating false hope and heartache for thousands of innocent people. If you cannot protect personal information, please warn everyone, at the time of entering your sweepstake/lotteries that they are going to be subjected scam artist who will pretend to represent PCH.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Peter. Thanks for your interest in Publishers Clearing House. Privacy and the security of consumer information we maintain is a top priority at PCH. We do not share information with third parties unless a consumer provides us permission to do so. We utilize a number of security features that prevent the unauthorized release of or access to the user information we collect online. For example, database information is firewall protected. Also, only authorized pch.com personnel have access to any stored personal information we collect from our users. Moreover, sensitive information that we maintain is always encrypted during transmission.

    We continue to work closely with law enforcement to target the scam artists who would attempt to defraud using our name and to educate consumers to always remember that no payment, tax, fee or purchase is ever asked for to claim a legitimate prize. Thanks!

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Lisa White said...

I received an email saying I had won, and they would like my name, email, sex, address, phone number, and a scanned copy of my passport. It looks like a legit PCH email address, but I wanted to see if this was a scam.

Thank you.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Lisa. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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troy ferris said...

I,ve been playing lotto numbers and slots for over a year, can,teven win the minium five dollars. after august 31 i,m not playing anymore it takes too much of my time.

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daniel ojeda said...

welll so what you have to laern faith i know that GOD is real and JESUS is his only son that .if you dont put your faith in something or just dont have any then way do you even brother trying to win the prize thats call you trying to get .if you pay attention you realiz,the geart offer’s PCH has work Hard to bring to but in your greed those pueny prize’s mean nothing to you .then what good is it for you to win .iam sure you keep it all to yourself ………….xdaniel

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scott cook said...

why do they keep sending you a email to confirm what your all ready in

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Kami Helm said...

I got a call and they told me I won second place PCH monthly contest for $18,000. I told them I wouldn’t give any info but my address and they said UPS is sending the check. He said we could call back and ask for James Miller. Their number was 876-481-7600

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Bobby Dickerson said...

All people win if they are rich and have nice homes.Poor People Like me and some others do not have a chance.My freedom of rights to speak,unless they can make me believer.PCH has information to whom they give money.

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Lin Pannell said...

PCH is a scam! Haven’t you ever noticed, most of the winners are mostly SENIORS. Only because they know seniors won’t be around long enough to enjoy the wealth. You don’t hardly ever see people in their “40′s” winning. It’s all a scam! The only way you’ll ever get any money is if you WORK for it the old fashion way. Get real!

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Rose Padgett said...

I won 100.00 dollers from pch took check to my bank and they said that they would not cash it. Because pch is a scam frist you will get one check for 100 and them another check later for 1000 dollers and then they will want you to pay for the next check. I think this is so wrong of pch. Some people like me are sick and just thing to get a chance to make it. And have a good life for are remained time on earth. I guess I trusted pch how I am scared of it. Thanks r Padgett

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Marina Bowman said...

I received this email today. Could you please inform me if it is real or a scam…

Publishers Clearing House Grant Award
382 Channel Drive, Port Washington,
New York 11050.

Dear Beneficiary,

The Publishers Clearing House in Colaboration with the United State
Government we are notify you that you have been chosen by the board of
trustees as one of the final recipients of a cash Grant/Donation for your
own personal,educational, and business development. The PCH, established
1953 by the Harold Mertz and now supported by the AMERICA GOVERNMENT with
the objective of human growth, educational, and community development. We
are giving out a yearly donation of US$1,000,000.00 each to 105 lucky
recipients.

To elaborate more, this draw was held in Port Washington, New York 11050.
where our head office is located. Please note that these donations/Grants
are strictly administered by the America Government, until you have been
able to collect your donation. According to the federal law concerning the
personal collection of PCH  prize winnings, your bonding fees, broker
fees, and tarrif fees, have already been deducted from your winnings, so
you are not require to pay any fee to claims your funds.

The below information has been made mandatory which you must provide
before we can proceed with the claims and inform you on how you are to
receive your pch award winnings. You must make sure all information
provided are correct and must be submited within (7)seven Working days.
Failure to abide will lead to disqualification. NOTED!

MANDATORY INFORMATION FOR CLAIMS:

1.FULL NAMES:
2.ADDRESS:
3.SEX:
4.DATE OF BIRTH:
5.MARITAL STATUS:
6.OCCUPATION:
7.SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (SSN):
8.E-MAIL ADDRESS:
9.TELEPHONE NUMBER:
10.CITY:
11. STATE:
12. COUNTRY:

Congratulations once again from the Publishers Clearing House and the
American Government.

Best Regards,

Mr. Christopher L. Irving
Pch Senior Director.
San Francisco, California.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Marina. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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William Rose said...

Dear Beneficiary,

Hide Details
FROM:
Publisher®’s Clearing House

Message flagged Wednesday, August 22, 2012 5:26 PM
Publishers Clearing House Grant Award
382 Channel Drive, Port Washington,
New York 11050.

Order Winning Numbers : 7-1-4-8-7 -3
Email Ticket Number: FL 654/29/75

Dear Beneficiary,

The Publishers Clearing House in Colaboration with the United States Government would like to
notify you that you have been chosen by the board of trustees as one of the final recipients of
a cash Grant/Donation for your own personal,educational, and business development. We are giving out a
yearly donation of US$1,000,000.00 each to 105 lucky recipients.

These specific Donations/Grants will be awarded to 105 lucky international recipients worldwide,
in different categories. Based on the random selection exercise of multi-channel direct marketing
company and millions of supermarket cash invoices here in the State, you were selected amongst
the lucky recipients to receive the award sum of US$1,000,000.00 as Grant donations/aid.

To elaborate more, this draw was held in Port Washington, New York 11050. where our head
office is located. Please note that these donations/Grants are strictly administered by the America
Goverment, until you have been able to collect your donation. According to the federal law
concerning the personal collection of PCH prize winnings, your bonding fees, broker fees, and
tarrif fees, have already been deducted from your winnings, so you are not require to pay any fee
to claims your funds.

FILL FOR CLAIMS.

FULL NAMES:
ADDRESS:
SEX:
DATE OF BIRTH:
MARITAL STATUS:
OCCUPATION:
SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (SSN):
E-MAIL ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE NUMBER:
CITY:
STATE:
COUNTRY

Mr. Paul Anderson

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi William. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Robert Vetter said...

I think that PCH should take action on the people using and abusing their name. Or sincerely appologize to the people that have been lied to and anounce out loud that GOD is their savior and that there is no other power greater than God.

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Thomas Haeflinger said...

i just wanted to comment on your lotto games …i have been playing them daily since january and i have yet to have more then one bonus marker come up on any spin and seeing that this is the only way to even have a chance at the bouus round ,I believe your just wasting my time…what do you think …be awaiting your bs answer

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Annie O'leary said...

HELLO FOR AS LONG AS I HAVE ENTER THIS CONTEST I’VE NEVER WON ANYTHING.ALL I EVER GOT FROM PCH IS A BILL THE MORE I SPENT THE DISCUSSED I GOT BUT I STILLED PLAYED BECAUSE I HAD FAITH BUT I THINK I;M ABOUT READY TO GIVE UP ON PCH BECAUSE I HAVE SPENT MORE MONEY THEN I HAD BECAUSE THEY MAKE YOU FEEL GIULTY ABOUT NOT ORDERING.THE ONE THING IS I’M OVER THE AGE OF 60 I GIVE UP IDON’T WAT TO BUT I’M TO OLD FOR THIS. ANNI O’LEARY

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Annie – please remember that you never, ever have to buy anything to win with PCH and buying something will NOT increase your chances of winning. While we have many contests, only one person can win – but everyone has the same chance. Thanks!

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Carmen Smith said...

I have ordered from PCH and have gotten cash prize bulletins that I must sign and send back with my payment. I sent the first in April and have yet to receive a payment. I am beginning to believe that PCH is a big scam to get people’s money, and I don’t have it to give away as I am on disability. I made copies of these small flyers – which range from $150 to $5,000 – and if I don’t get my money soon…

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Greg Burnham said...

A few months ago I entered and followed the instructions carefully. I happened to receive something called: WIN THOUSANDS IN CASH! PRIZE PASS in my entry form envelope. I dutifully filled out all required information. The particular item of interest was a “scratch off” game. It was very simple. It was similar to a lottery ticket. I scratched the “Secret Number” (47 in my case) and was told to scratch the 3 numbers below it and match it to the “Secret Number” and reveal the prize PCH is offering. I did so and scratched off “47″ the winning number. Below this winning number $25,000.00 was revealed. On the very bottom of the ticket it says: FULL ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS LISTED ON BACK

On the back it says:

“Entry instructions: Please return this Prize Pass in your Official Reply Envelope. You must also return your Official Entry-Order form to arrive by the 5/11/12 deadline.

===

Note on the front it said:
FULL ENTRY INSTRUCTIONS LISTED ON BACK — and I have reproduced these full instructions above.

So, it seems I should have been a winner. I sent the forms and this ticket back to PCH on the SAME DAY that the USPS delivered them to me, so I know they received them in plenty of time before the deadline.

If the FULL INSTRUCTIONS were indeed stated on the back (as I copied above) why am I not due to receive $25,000.00?

I kept copies of all of this but so far PCH has not replied to my inquiry.

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SHELLEY CHANEY said...

I recieved this emAIL SCAM FROM YOUR COMPANY: WHAT DO i DO??? THESE EMAIL ADDRESSES WERE WHERE IT WAS SENT FROM;
fairfield@singnet.com.sg AND

info info@pch.com

Congratulations, your email address has won
($1,000,000.00USD) in the on going
Publishers Clearing House lotto draw that
was held today, pls fill details
below for claims. Email us
back:pch_claims2012@@ozledim.net

Name in full:.. Address:… Sex:..
Occupation:.. Present Country:..Tel..

!!!Once Again Congratulations!!!

Sincerely
Mrs.Reyna Cruz
Online Co-Ordinator
Publisher’s Clearing House.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Shelley. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Peggy Clarke said...

With all due respect, the PCH Search and Win appears to be nothing but a dead end. My wife sent in her contest entry and received a notice in the mail to go to a website to enter her authorization code.

Upon entering the code she was sent through 4 pages of items she was asked to consider buying. When she hit the continue button she was sent to a page with a search function and a red bar below it.

Verification and examination were red with the only grey area being the search activation needed for completion of the activation.

Here’s the thing, neither of us, no matter what we searched for could get the final activation to be recognized for our entry. It basically remained, incomplete without our entry being counted.

As far as we are concerned, this is just a bogus contest designed to get people to make purchases before they can enter the contest, which of course is illegal.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi there – firstly, please remember that it is never necessary to buy anything in order to play, enter or win with PCH – it will not improve your chances of winning. You can easily skip through these merchandise pages without penalty. As for your problem with verification, I strongly urge you to go to our Ask Us page about this incident: http://pch.custhelp.com/app/ask

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Peggy Clarke said...

Instead of sending me to another website that wants me to sign up as a PCH Member so you can send me all kinds of propaganda and email requests, why don’t you just answer the original question here, like you should?

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Teresa Christmas said...

I was contacted today from someone saying they are from PCH and that I won a lottery drawing for $1 million dollars and wanted me to reply to the email with my name , address, occupation and sex. Is this a way that PCH contacts winners? Or just another scam?

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Teresa. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Kevin Sealey said...

I received this in my mail the other day.
i know its a scam, please tell me if its from your company?

Publishers Clearing House Grant
Award
http://www.pch.com
382 Channel Drive, Port Washington,
New York 11050.

Order Winning Numbers : 7-1-4-8-7 -3
Email Ticket Number: FL 654/29/75

Dear Beneficiary,

The Publishers Clearing House in Colaboration with the
United State Goverment would like to
notify you that you have been chosen by the board of
trustees as one of the final recipients of
a cash Grant/Donation for your own personal,educational, and
business development. The PCH,
established 1953 by the Harold Mertz and now supported by
the AMERICA GOVERNEMT with
the objective of human growth, educational, and community
development. We are giving out a
yearly donation of US$1,000,000.00 (One million united
states dollars only) each to 105 lucky
recipients.
These specific Donations/Grants will be awarded to 105 lucky
international recipients worldwide,
in different categories. Based on the random selection
exercise of multi-channel direct marketing
company and millions of supermarket cash invoices here in
the State, you were selected amongst
the lucky recipients to receive the award sum of
US$1,000,000.00 as Grant donations/aid.To elaborate more, this draw was held in Port
Washington, New York 11050. where our head
office is located. Please note that these donations/Grants
are strictly administered by the America
Goverment, until you have been able to collect your
donation. According to the federal law
concerning the personal collection of PCH prize
winnings.

The below information has been made mandatory which you must
provide to our claims officer before we can proceed
with the claims and inform you on how you are to receive
your pch award winnings. You must make
sure all information provided are correct and must be
submited within (7)seven Working days.
Failure to abide will lead to disqualification. PLEASE BE AWARE, NOTED!

Contact Our fiduciary Agent company via email.
Contact Person: Mr. Paul Anderson
Contact Email: pchdeptclaims@imail.com

MANDATORY INFORMATION FOR CLAIMS.:

1.FULL NAMES:__________________________
2.ADDRESS:_____________________________
3.SEX:___________________________________
4.AGE:__________________________________
5.MARITAL STATUS:_______________________
6.OCCUPATION:___________________________
7.E-MAIL ADDRESS:_______________________
8.TELEPHONE NUMBER:___________________
9.CITY:___________________________________
10.STATE:_______________________________
11.COUNTRY_____________________________

Congratulations once again from the Publishers Clearing
House and the American Goverment.
Best Regards.,
Mr. Christopher L. Irving
Senior Director.
Publishers Clearing House Lottery
San Francisco, California.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Kevin. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Lori Garza said...

I have been entering PCH sweeps since I turned 18, back when you had to lick a bunch of stamps in a mailer and match it to the appropriate boxes in the mailer and then return your entry. Still waiting for the Prize Patrol. I’m leaving my lights on for you. :)
Keep your heads up people, it’s a game, a chance, a hope. If you win a blessing.

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RickyMiMS said...

Thank You Pch for giving all of us HOPE , FOR THINKING THAT WE COULD HAVE A CHANCE FOR WINNING. i BEEN KNOW THAT THIS CHANCE AND ONLY CHANCE COULD GIVE US A CHANCE TO HELP SOME OTHER PEOPLE WHO WE KNOW WHO SURELY NEED HELP IN AMERICA ,A LONE BY HELPING OUR OWN FAMILY WHO ARE IN NEED . sAY YALL , jUST KEEP HOPE ALIVE (OKAY) iN THE NAME OF (Jesus) Ricky

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michael riddle said...

Hello,

I am a over the road truck driver. If by some freak chance I were to win a prize over 10,000 I would more than likely not be there to accept the prize. Can someone from your houshold living with you accept as a proxy or does the winner have to be there in person to win? Not everyone gets to stay home or has a 9 to 5 do you take this into account when you give no advanced notice of a larger prize winner?

Just wondering

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THERESA LYNN MORELLI said...

I DON’T BELIEVE U LOOK 4 A PERSON THAT DOESN’T HAVE ANY LUXURIES AND PICK THEM AS A WINNER. IT IS ALWAYS THAT IS WELL ENOUGH 2 A HAVE A HOME AND AN INCOME, NOT DISABLED AS I M AND WOULD CHANGE MY LIFE, BREATH AGAIN. THIS IS MY OPINION FOR I NEVER C ANY 1 THAT WINS THAT IS HAVING HARD TIMES. SINCERLY YOURS THERESA LYNN MORELLI

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Diana Bellina said...

I just received a call from a man claiming to be from PCH. He said I won 1.5 mil and a Mercedes. I do enter the sweepstakes but I was apprehensive. I didn’t believe it for a second. I was just waiting for him to say how much I had to pay to claim my prize. He gave me the whole spiel and after about 10 min on the phone it came. I need $135 on a WalMart Green card and $127 on a Pak Paper card (what ever those are?) Every Moron knows you don’t have to pay to win/claim a prize. So I hung up.Don’t fall for these scams people. I personally won’t believe I won until the prize patrol comes to my house…which I hope will be soon:)

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    PCH Staff said...

    Diana, thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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jeanne nix said...

I am being contacted by some people saying I have won a large prize in the hundreds of thousands of dollars all I have to do to collect is get a re loadable green dot card for $250 or $299. and give it to the people who come by my house with check; They have personal contact information on me. They said PCH yesterday an d Mega Millions the other day the named MGM Grand then they were the IRS. They call back and call back on the point of harassment, if you are interested I have phone numbers.

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Jeanne,

    That is definitely a scam! If you are contacted by someone who says you won a prize, but in order to claim it you must drive somewhere, pay a shipping, handling, or delivery fee, prepay taxes, pay a deposit, give a credit card number, call a 900 number, or purchase a product with a ‘discount voucher’, it is NOT affiliated in any way with the real Publishers Clearing House. Please take great care to understand the identity of the contest sponsors as well as all the details and requirements before participating in any sweepstakes program. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.
    Thanks,

    Victoria At PCH

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David Butler said...

I’ve been playing the PCH since the late 80′s. Where is My PCH money?

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Roma Sue Noffsinger said...

I play to Win,I just wish it soon..

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Jabet said...

Sometimes I wonder if this sweepstake is real, I have been entering PCH sweepstake for 5 years 5 days a week sometimes several times per day and never won anything, but I promise to keep on trying to prove to myself if it’s real or not.

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    PCH Staff said...

    PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company. Over the years, Publishers Clearing House has awarded over $237 Million in prizes to people all over the United States and Canada. To see some of those winning moments, visit http://www.pchtv.com. PCH Sweepstakes winners are chosen at random, and each entry has the same chance of winning. You never know who will become the next BIG winner, so don’t lose hope!

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Janet said...

come on it is my time to win, I have been entering for over 5years 5days a week sometimes more, my friends make fun of me let’s proove them wrong.

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Tammy Binger said...

I read these thing’s,but it’s ok.the only reson i enter is to win money for some Charities that needs the money more then i.i don’t have much to do so just maybe it may be true,it doen’t hurt anything if you don’t count on winning for sure.I only hope that it is true that people can win if not,that’s o.k. too.

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Elvira Sejdinovic said...

I am ready to be the next winner sooooo readyyyy really looking forward to it can’t wait

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Elvira Sejdinovic said...

Its cold but don’t feel like closing the door that way i can wait for u guys :)

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Muliyani Made said...

Muliyani Made with initial MM Giveaway 1830 to claim Enhanced Bonus Opportunity Approved. Thank you.

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Steven Rowitt said...

Just got an official looking Payment of Winner letter with a PCH logo on the top and Master/Visa logos on the bottom. Tell winner to call Mr. Charles Thompson and he answered and asked for the numbers and my phone # (They would have had that). I’ll let you know if he calls back.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Steven. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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tawny Kingsley said...

Did I read, that you only get 30 minutes to reply to a posting that you win a prize? How do you Call in ? Where do you contact people? Do you call + come by? Send letter or email? Please don’t reply with a link! Thank you!

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Shawn Ford said...

I keep getting emails from PCH searh@win and PCHlotto. Saying my chances are great. They are even saying that if the winner with the initials S.F. will when form my area code. Is this a scam just to get me to enter. Or is this just for entertainment purposes only. What are my true chances of winning if any

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BEN MCCARTY said...

i am aperson WHO really needs the MONEY I have done every thing you have asked of me. I HAVE TRYED EVERYDAY FOR AWHILE AND STOPED.
I DON’T CARE ABOUT ALOT OF MONEY.
30,000.00 would help me pay off my pickup and get false teeth. I HAVE ALREADY LOST MY JOB BECAUSE THEY SAID I NEEDED FALSE TEETH. I SERVED DOING THE VIETNAM WAR . I HAVE TRYED TO GET FALSE TEETH BUT NO MONEY. I KNOW YOU WILL LAUGH THIS OFF AND OVER LOOK IT. BUT TTHIS IS WHY I QUIT TRYING. GOD BLESS

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Hector Garcia said...

I was searching PCH and I just got a call from an unknown number. The guys aid he was Eric Mc something and said I had won my entry into the $50,000 grand prize. And just for that he was also sending me a watch and subscribing me to magazines all free. Then I was like “yeah!” but then he said he did require me to pay for some and said to put in a good word for him to his supervisor to whom he gave the phone to. I talked to him for a bit, but then I started asking questions and he hung up. Any info on this?

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Hi Hector,

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. This is definitely a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    Thanks,

    Victoria At PCH

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Muliyani Made said...

Muliyani Made with initial MM Giveaway 1830 to claim Official Prize Award Notice for a total of 18 prizes valued at at $1,500.00 were not claimed and must be a awarded.

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Michael Murdock said...

Got scammed on facebook today by someone claiming to be Danielle Lam. I documented it all. What sucks is they told me I’d won the $10,000,000 super prize. Sad thing is I have a Mom in a home with Alzheimer’s and a Dad in the same home needing assistance. They’re on limited income, the money is tight and my wife and I are divorcing. Needless to say the last thing I need is a fake money winning. A real one I’d take. So there’s enough info in there that you might be able to catch these people. I sure hope so.

Michael Murdock, Huntington Beach, CA

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    I am so sorry to hear that, Michael – official Prize Patrol pages will never tell a winner they’ve won over Facebook! You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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scott haberman said...

Ive recieced notice after notice to do my search on pch search and win set and ill be ented toin the jan 28th drawing but when i do my search it doesnt prosses my entry and ive used pchsearchand win many times for the chance to be enterd in many drwaings and prizes and it doesnt work im better off using bing,google or yahoo cause pch is dissappointing me

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Virginia Fisher said...

I received an “OFFICIAL PRIZE AWARD DIRECTIVE” from “SWEEPSTAKES CLEARINGHOUSE” which proposes that I have won a consolation prize which amounts to six $400.00 checks which can be applied to the purchase of any or all of six different items. It is impossible to identify the exact information about any of the items and the supposed values indicated are impossible to confirm. However from the little experience I have with researching this kind of thing I believe that none of the items indicated are worth the amount listed and actually question that this is anything more than a scan to get me to commit money which would be ultimately lost. I am reporting this to organizations that investigate this kind of scam.

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Virginia Pfender said...

“Me thinks thou dost protest too loudly”.

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cierra jones said...

Pch is the biggest scam I know! My mother has been buying and playing with this mess over 50 years and I can remember er believing in these people since I was a child and all they have done is build your hopes up and shoot them down with lies…there are not that many pch that’s not recognizable. They send u keys to cars and stuff u have to send back by a certain date by peeling a sticker off putting on a form and try to get u to buy there merchandise. If they cared about other scammers they would of tried a different method so that you could identify there company. This company is a fraud say what you want I get there stuff in the mail and see pch a quickly throw it away!

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Hi Cierra – please rest assured that PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company and we have awarded approximately $240 million in prizes to date! You never have to purchase anything in order to play, enter or win! We are doing everything we can to stop these swarthy scammers and we will continue to do so so that we can protect our fans :)

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Lauren Bianco said...

I don’t know if this is a place I can ask, but I’m under 18. Can I still enter and win? Do my parents have to do anything?

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Vicki McClendon said...

How does this make PCH feel knowing all of these innocent people are being scammed? Every day I receive at least two e-mails from PCH? Before e-mail you entered, either bought magazines or not, and that was it. Now some of the offers are real “winners” especially the one where you get the Walmart gift card. I went through that one this summer on another website. Took me forever to get charges off of my account.

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Vicki, please rest assured that PCH is a legitimate sweepstakes company and we have awarded approximately $240 million in prizes to date and you never have to purchase anything in order to play, enter or win. We do not offer Walmart gift cards – scammers do, unfortunately! You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Joan Shirley said...

I got a letter from PCH saying that I had definitely won $2,6000,000 but I only had 7 days to respond. Well, in the midst of the holidays, someone put this notice in with my xmas cards which I found today. Was this legit and is it too late to respond if I was a winner. I suspect that it gave me a chance to win…not an actual check. It sounds like you had to order something to win.

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Hi Joan. Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Karla M said...

I just received an email from Publisher Clearing House claiming i won 1M , claim code 38599284929 asking me to send my contact info to pchwinnersdept201@imail.com…pretty sure its a scam after reading all the comments below. Please verify .

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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caren crawford said...

i am no sure about pch i have been entering for over a year and dead lines come and go every time i get the “what is called a drawing date” the date change, i even did a scratcher and it said i won 100k x 2 because i did it 2 time in a row and i received nothing, for the 5000 a week i was given a code but it does not work when i put it in the place it tell me to it tells me it is invalid, so i am loosing faith with pch, i do keep entering and nothing

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Real people win every contest, and the winners are varied in age and ethnicity, and they come from all walks of life. You can always look at our “Winners Circle” found at the bottom of PCH.com to see the names of recent winners! The scratcher acts as an entry if you sign it and return it by the deadline :)

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Christopher Deely said...

Okay how about this one?
Order Winning Numbers : 7-1-4-8-7 -3
Email Ticket Number: FL 654/29/75

Dear Beneficiary,

The Publishers Clearing House in Collaboration with the United State Government would like to notify you that you have been chosen by the board of trustees as one of the final recipients of a cash Grant/Donation for your own personal,educational, and business development. The PCH, established 1953 by the Harold Mertz and now supported by the AMERICA GOVERNMENT with the objective of human growth, educational, and community development. We are giving out a yearly donation of US$1,000,000.00 each to 105 lucky recipients.

These specific Donations/Grants will be awarded to 105 lucky international recipients worldwide, in different categories. Based on the random selection exercise of multi-channel direct marketing company and millions of supermarket cash invoices here in the State, you were selected among the lucky recipients to receive the award sum of US$1,000,000.00 as Grant donations/aid.

To elaborate more, this draw was held in Port Washington, New York 11050. where our head
office is located. Please note that these donations/Grants are strictly administered by the America Government, until you have been able to collect your donation. According to the federal law concerning the personal collection of PCH prize winnings, your bonding fees, broker fees, and tarring fees, have already been deducted from your winnings, so you are not require to pay any fee to claims your funds.

The below information has been made mandatory which you must provide before we can proceed
with the claims and inform you on how you are to receive your pch award winnings. You must make sure all information provided are correct and must be submitted within (7)seven Working days. Failure to abide will lead to disqualification. NOTED!

MANDATORY INFORMATION FOR CLAIMS:

1.FULL NAMES:__________________________
2.ADDRESS:_____________________________
3.SEX:___________________________________
4.DATE OF BIRTH:__________________________________
5.MARITAL STATUS:_______________________
6.OCCUPATION:___________________________
7.SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (SSN):__________
8.E-MAIL ADDRESS:_______________________
9.TELEPHONE NUMBER:___________________
10.CITY:___________________________________
11. STATE:_______________________________
12. COUNTRY:_______________________________
13: ZIP CODE:_______________________________

Congratulations once again from the Publishers Clearing House and the American Government.

Best Regards,

Mr. Christopher
Pch Senior Director.
San Francisco, California.

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    Jussie At PCH said...

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

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Madeleine Ellsworth said...

Hello,
My name is Madeleine. I received an email on Friday Feb 1st from PCH Clearing House PCH Lotto stating that I was a pch winner. code
#38599284929 and to contact the pch winners. I will forward this email to abuse@pch.com.If I won and it’s a million dollars I feel that I would
not be notified by email.It’s a scam.
Take Care (19)

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    Victoria At PCH said...

    Thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize.

    Thanks,
    Victoria At PCH

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Pauline Norcross Nawroth said...

I regret I am not good at the wonderful computer, but lucky to have one. No, I can’t seem to understand games and gambling is not good for me at all. My needs are much greater than I could possiably explain
so just bare in mind I am old and only wish to be able to do
a visit to my only living relative who is in Las Cruses, NM. He is ill now too and what a joy to have the opportunity to hold his hand and tell him I really care. Sincerely, PNN

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Searina Kaye said...

Dear Roman:
Regardless of age, the random number(s) selected are just that! Random! Your number is and remains yours regardless of age, ethnic background, or location. I’ve been playing and jusr received a $50.00 check. Hey I did not expect it so I was surprised to see it.

As for people “taking jobs”? I don’t want to get political here but look whom you elected not once but twice. I even was taken in by his “coolness” but he has been in over his head since the beginning.
R>S

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Larry Copeny said...

C’mon now PCH, won’t you reconsider _ a WIN would be APPRECIATED I want to Buy but, all I have is bills nothing left.

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kevin ford said...

The scam behind PCH is in the odds 1 in 2 billion for the 5000 a week giveaway that runs until feb 0f 2015 and they send out entry emails every day,sometimes multiple times so only if the number picked at random by them is entered will someone actually win.think how many entries don’t get submitted and the odds that they will have to payout go down dramatically,if you read the fine print if the number picked is not a registered entry then they award a 2nd winner a much smaller amount.It’s all legal i’m sure just remember there’s always fine print to minimize their payouts

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MARY IHRY said...

My concern: someof the contest entry emails do not fully load when asked to continue. If the entry is a confirming right away, it’s ine but others that have extra steps don’t always work. Example: todays entry asks you to “activate”, sends you to a page to click a button the ISN’T THERE! To me, this is a issue that needs to be corrected.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Mary, if you followed the entry instructions, your Sweepstakes entry has been fully processed.

    Your Sweepstakes entry will be verified as indicated by the ‘Processing Entry’ or ‘Information Authentication’ page. After your entry has been verified and you are taken to a partner’s website, your entry is complete.”

    If you continue to experience issues, you may contact one of our Customer Service representatives by calling our toll-free number 1-800-459-4724, Monday-Friday, 8:30am-8:30pm, EST.

    - Jussie Wilder at PCH

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steve duso said...

dear lord let it be me for once!

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Diana Smith said...

3/15/13 Hi!! Let me tell you about this woman that called. She said it was “Jessica” & she was from PCH & I won the $25,000 prize…I said “oh really” (knowing Jessica didn’t call me) She then explain how Dave Sayer, Danielle Lam & Todd Slone (that how come I knew she wasn’t Jessica), anyway she went on about the prize & how good it was. I waited until she got thru & I carried on about my stroke & all of that, & she could get me off the phone fast enough!! These people!! Do they not realize the people they call AREN’T dumb!! GEEZ!! I never hear from PCH & the ph. # she called me from…I called it back & it just rang, & rang, & rang!! I never hear from PCH!! And Never will!! Thot you want to know…..

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Diana, thank you for bringing this to our attention. You’re right, that was NOT a real PCH representative. PCH does not notify winners by phone. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    - Jussie Wilder at PCH

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Leah kelly said...

I hope i win i do t think i understand how to reply too my bulletin. :( i hope im doing things right im hoping to win so me and my fiance can have our wedxing finnally we had to put it off twice:( the forever for life super prize would be awsome and so much appreciated

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patricia ridenour said...

I haven’t been able to login to play my games, it says it doesn’t recognize my password. I’ve tried to change my password but that didn’t work either. can you get this fixed? Also I ordered the readers digest and have not received it as of yet. I still owe and I will pay but if I’m not going to get my magazine I don” want to pay for it.

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Verlaine Valencia said...

Hi my name is Lainey, I’m a 28yr old married mother of two autistic children (8yr old boy & 4yr old girl) and my 30yr old husband is also Disabled. And we would really like to 1st say “THANK YOU!” to PCH for an article on their web site about FAKE PCH EMAILS, which read “PCH does not send ANY emails that do not start with your (the consumer’s) full name.” And it’s because of that article that we as a Servilely Financial Struggling Family have not fallen prey to such EVIL HEARTLESS emails very much like the email my husband received this morning. Which I have copied and pasted below. We just wanted to Make sure PCH is aware of this particular individual who is falsely acting on behave of PCH.
-Lainey

*******(The Publishers Clearing House in Collaboration with the United State Government would like to notify you that you have been chosen by the board of trustees as one of the final recipients of a cash Grant/Donation for your own personal,educational, and business development.The PCH,established 1953 by the Harold Mertz and now supported by the AMERICA GOVERNMENT with the objective of human growth, educational,and community development.We are giving out a yearly donation of US$1,000,000.00 (One million united states dollars only) each to 105 lucky recipients.

To elaborate more,this draw was held in Port Washington, New York 11050.where our head office is located. Please note that these donations/Grants are strictly administered by the America Government,until you have been able to collect your donation.According to the federal law concerning the personal collection of PCH prize winnings,your bonding fees,broker fees,and tariff fees,have already been deducted from your winnings, so you are not require to pay any fee to claims your funds.The below information has been made mandatory which you must provide before we can proceed with the claims and inform you on how you are to receive your pch award winnings.You must make sure all information provided are correct and must be submitted within (7)seven Working days.Failure to abide will lead to disqualification.NOTED!

MANDATORY INFORMATION FOR CLAIMS:

1.FULL NAMES: __________________________
2.ADDRESS: __________________________
3.SEX: __________________________
4.DATE OF BIRTH: __________________________
5.MARITAL STATUS: ______________________
6.OCCUPATION: __________________________
7.SOCIAL SECURITY NUMBER (SSN):__________
8.E-MAIL ADDRESS: ______________________
9.TELEPHONE NUMBER: ___________________
10.CITY: __________________________
14. STATE: __________________________
15. COUNTRY _________________

YOU WOULD ALSO BE REQUIRED TO PICK A MODE OF PAYMENT:
1. BANK TRANSFER:
2. BANK CHECK

Congratulations once again.
Best Regards,
Mr. Christopher L. Irving
Pch Senior Director.
San Francisco, California.

christopher.irving@live.com
————————————-
This message was sent using IMP, the Internet Messaging Program.)*********

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Verlaine, thank you so much for bringing this to our attention and acknowledging it’s fake! We’re aware that there are many individuals out there posing as PCH and we appreciate you coming forward with this information. Please forward suspicious emails to abuse@pch.com. Also, you may report it to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    - Jussie W. at PCH

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William Heikkila said...

Is this real? Your E-mail has won $1,000,000.00 in the recent PCH! Finance Bonanza!. Contact: Mr. Paul Anderson

Contact Person: Mr. Paul Anderson,
Remittance Director.
E-mail: pchremittance@kimo.com
Tel: 352-353-7332

OUR REQUIREMENTS FOR CLAIMS:WE NEED YOUR: NAME+DATE OF BIRTH+HOME ADDRESS+OCCUPATION+TEL NO.

Thanks,
Mr. Richard Allen
Pch Senior Director.
San Francisco, California.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi William, thank you for bringing this to our attention. It sounds like you have been the victim of a scam. The offer you’re describing did not come from Publishers Clearing House. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. You may forward the suspicious email to us at abuse@pch.com or report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    - Jussie W. at PCH

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Curtis Massie said...

PCH notified me both yesterday and today that I had won an IPAD. Turns out to be a fishing expedition to gather all of my personal information and share it with numerous companies. One of them just called me wanting to sell me auto insurance. Also, when I looked at the fine print, in order to win the IPAD I would have had to acquire two credit cards and talk/answer numerous sales presentations. Seems like a scam to me.

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Curtis, thank you for bringing this to our attention. The offer you’re describing DID NOT come from Publishers Clearing House. PCH does not notify winners by phone or email. Also, there is never a catch with entering or winning any PCH Sweepstakes. PCH, like any legitimate Sweepstakes, will never ask you to pay any fee or make a purchase to claim a prize. We’ve had winners in every state! You may report this occurrence to us using our toll-free number 1-800-392-4190. We also recommend that you report this incident to the National Fraud Center at http://www.fraud.org.

    - Jussie W. at PCH

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John Whitsett said...

I really got to question the validity of these games. I’ve played for months now and havent won more than “tokens” I see “winners” in the columns next to play areas etc and none of them seem real. Then there is issues with websites freezing and my time and effort is lost through no fault of mine or my equipment.
Ive been playing for 6 months now and not even been thrown a $10 bone that I see “people” winning.
I think its a fraud and there should be something done about it.

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AUSTRALIA BOOTS said...

Bad news, everyone! Unfortunately, Matt Groening best series (you heard me) is going into that dark knight… again. Entertainment Weekly reports that Comedy Central has decided not to renew the show after the final set of 13 episodes starts airing in June

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Avi said...

The balls drawn in pch bingo matched my card last week but I never heard from pch. Also there seems some issue with scratch cards, I get three amounts matching since last three days and it declares me as a winner of the card and just asks me to continue, I didn’t hear from the team on that too. I don’t want to waste my time anymore on fake pch games anymore.

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W B said...

Why do I have to search online every day? Is it so you can sell advertisements telling people how many million people use your search engine? And how long is this contest it has been going on for months, daily emails to play this game with no results, who won and what, how do anyone know, it says check to see if you won, then takes you to another page of adds! I have been called by insurance agents and online schools/job placement people even though I am Very Careful to uncheck the would you like more information box! I thought you were a publishing company not a gatherer of personal information to be sold to the highest bidding advertiser!
I call BS!!!!!!!

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi W. B., we offer many winning opportunities daily on PCH Search&Win. All of our Sweepstakes include the Sweepstakes’ time frame and rules in the Official Rules listed on all of our contests. We DO NOT sell your information to third-parties. Also, Publishers Clearing House does not send unsolicited email to consumers. Consumers receive emails from us only after providing permission to us in the registration sections of our sites.   We take consumer privacy seriously and it our efforts have helped earn us the independent TRUSTEe seal for adherence to best practices in the area. If you would like to unsubscribe from our emails, please go to http://sb.pch.com/partnermail/unsub-leads.aspx?v=20061190&tc=202NC2 to Unsubscribe. Just follow the instructions on our Unsubscribe Request page. Please note you may continue to receive emails while your request is being processed. Please notify us if our emails do not stop after more than 10 business days. If you receive our emails to more than one email address, please be sure to process an Unsubscribe request for each one.

    - Jussie W. at PCH

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Florence Saucier said...

Giveaway 1830 has been going on for 3 1/2 yrs. that I know

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Sarah Davis said...

I received a phone call on my cell phone from someone claiming to be from Publisher’s clearing house, stating that I had won $250.00 in gift cards, that the places they would be from are affiliated places with PCH or something like that. They did not ask for anys money or anything, just that they wanted to confirm my address, asked for my age and occupation. Congratulated me on winning and that was the end of the conversation. I am unsure if this was a scam or legitimate.. I am going to be so sad if it was a scam! I was very excited until I thought a lot about it and then I started questioning the validity of the call… Please HELP!

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Anne Nelson said...

Is it true you only have 1/2 an hour to respond to the email to qualify for the big win?

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    PCH Staff said...

    Hi Anne, the email message that you received is referring only to the entry opportunity contained in that email. All of your other timely entries are valid and will remain valid even if you don’t respond to the email. This email is simply offering you another winning opportunity.

    - Jussie W. at PCH

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carmen pellegrino said...

I tried to get on win one million for life which I had been doing now when you go on it gives you an error message, like ajax error could not respond, this has been going on for days, also how the hell do I claim my tokens there is no site for me to do this.

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