Publishers Clearing House Scam - PCH Email Draws

The Publishers Clearing House email below is a scam. Therefore, recipients of emails like the one below, which claim they are winners in such a lottery are asked to delete them because they are being sent by lottery scammers. The aim of the scammers is to deceive their potential victims into thinking they are the real Publishers Clearing House, but they are NOT! The real Publishers Clearing House would NEVER ask their winners for money or personal information for any reason to claim sweepstakes prize awards.

Publishers Clearing House Scam - PCH Email Draws

The Publishers Clearing House Scam

Dear PCH Customer,

We wish to inform you that you have won (Eight hundred & fifty thousand dollars) in our PCH (email) win draws.

please email Mrs. Fiona Shaw for collection. fionapch@yahoo. com

Mrs.Fiona Shaw

fionapch@yahoo. com

PCH Officer

75 Rockefeller Plaza, New York, NY 10104, USA

You are to establish contact with the Following details below

Full Name__

Address____

Phone Number____

Thanks & Regards

Publishers Clearing House

Publishers Clearing House (PCH) is a direct marketing company that markets merchandise and magazine subscriptions with sweepstakes, prize-based game, search, and lottery websites.

Publishers Clearing House (PCH) does not ask for bank account or other financial information. There is no processing fee, tax or special handling charge required to win. The Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes prizes are delivered free of charge to the winners.

How to Determine if you are being Scammed

If you are contacted by someone claiming to represent Publishers Clearing House, or claiming to be a PCH employee and asked to send or wire money, send a pre-paid gift card or a Green Dot MoneyPak card, or cash a check and send a portion back to him/her as payment for any reason to claim a Sweepstakes prize, it is a scam.

The scammers’ preferred method of sending money is through Western Union, MoneyGram, Green Dot MoneyPak card. This is because those methods of sending money make it virtually impossible for the victims to get back their money.

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  • March 14, 2022 at 6:59 PM by an anonymous user from: Austin, Texas, United States

    I received this email but sent no information and deleted it immediately.

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