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1. info.pch.com › fraud-protectionFraud Protection - PCH

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   The call you received was most likely from a fraudulent sweepstakes scam operation. At Publishers Clearing House the winning is always free. If you believe you are the victim of an impostor scam seeking money using the Publishers Clearing House name or logo, please provide us with details by clicking here to fill out a Scam Incident Report.

2. blog.pch.com › youre-contacted-publishers-clearingWhat to Do if You’re Contacted by a Publishers Clearing House ...

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   Sep 13, 2017 · At Publishers Clearing House the winning is always free! That’s why we have a super-easy way to report scams – our online PCH Scam Incident Report. No matter whether a scammer has contacted you by phone, by postal mail, by email or by social media (such as Facebook), we strongly encourage you to fill out the online PCH scam form.

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4. pch.custhelp.com › app › report_scamPublishers Clearing House

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   The real Publishers Clearing House would NEVER call you or ask you for money for any reason to enter or claim a sweepstakes prize award. Please ONLY use this form to document the details of a scam contact you received from someone fraudulently claiming to be from Publishers Clearing House. The information you provide on this form will be shared ...

5. lifelock.norton.com › learn › fraudPublishers Clearing House scams + tips to avoid them - Norton

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   Feb 1, 2024 · No, Publishers Clearing House itself isn’t a scam. PCH is a legitimate company that sells magazines and merchandise. Founded in 1953, the company gained popularity by organizing high-value contests, games, and sweepstakes to promote their subscriptions. Since then, the company has given away more than half a billion dollars in prize money.

6. pch.custhelp.com › app › answersHow do I keep from being a victim of scams or fraud?

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   Publishers Clearing House urges all consumers to remember the following tips that may help prevent them from becoming the victim of a sweepstakes scam: No Purchase Necessary to Enter or Win a Sweepstakes It's the law! At Publishers Clearing House the winning is always free. If you are required to send money to enter, collect or claim a ...

7. blog.pch.com › pch-safety-guidePCH’s Guide to Avoid and Protect Yourself Against Scammers

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   Jun 8, 2022 · In essence, these people are looking to commit identity fraud. Therefore, you should never give out any of this information online, particularly to those who are claiming to be from PCH. The second kind of Publishers Clearing House impersonator scam involves trying to extract money from a person. This can be done in a couple of different ways.

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   How can Publishers Clearing House help stop fraud?

   • With the belief that educated consumers are in the best position to stop fraud, Publishers Clearing House has undertaken a number of consumer education programs that are designed to reach those who might be targeted by fraudulent sweepstakes scam artists. These efforts include:

   Fraud Protection - PCH

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   What should I do if I'm a victim of the Publishers Clearing House scam?

   • If you are a victim of the Publishers Clearing House scam, there are steps you can take to minimize the damage. This is what we recommend: Contact Publishers Clearing House directly: You can confirm the correspondence you’re receiving is real while letting them know about the details of the scam.

   How to Spot and Avoid Publishers Clearing House Scams

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   Is Publishers Clearing House a scam?

   • Publishers Clearing House has received reports from consumers and consumer protection authorities of illegal and fraudulent offers by scam artists using the phone, mail or internet seeking some form of payment from consumers to collect a non-existent prize. In many cases the Publishers Clearing House name or sound-alike name is illegally used.

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   Does Publishers Clearing House offer a free prize?

   • At Publishers Clearing House the winning is always free. If you are required to send money to enter, collect or claim a sweepstakes prize you have not heard from the real Publishers Clearing House. Swindlers may request this information as "proof of eligibility" or for "authorization" and then quickly and illegally invade your account.

   How do I keep from being a victim of scams or fraud? - pch.custhelp.com

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   How do I contact Publishers Clearing House?

   • Contact PCH’s customer service team via chat or call their support line at 1-800-566-4724 during business hours. An agent can verify your winnings with your name, email address, or customer ID number. Can antivirus protect against Publishers Clearing House scams?

   Publishers Clearing House scams + tips to avoid them - Norton

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   What is Publishers Clearing House?

   • In an effort to better educate consumers and fight those who may perpetrate frauds using the guise of a legitimate sweepstakes, Publishers Clearing House has actively participated in a number of public/private partnerships whose mission is to stamp out the scams.

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9. www.security.org › scams › publishers-clearing-houseHow to Spot and Avoid Publishers Clearing House Scams

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   Oct 10, 2024 · Contact Publishers Clearing House directly: You can confirm the correspondence you’re receiving is real while letting them know about the details of the scam. Call the U.S. Postal Service: If you’ve received a fake check, let the USPS know, and they can update their processes to reduce the number of other people receiving them.