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Scammer called landline phone, which is already listed with Do Noy Call.gov). Said I had won third place prize of 2.8 million dollars and a Mercedes Benz car from a sweepstakes I had entered with either Reader's Digest or Publisher's Clearing House. Wanted to know, if I had received notification in the mail. Since I had not, he asked for e-mail address to e-mail the paperwork. I printed the paperwork and took it to the local police department to file a scam report. Police said both phone numbers did not exist and were (spoof numbers). The second phone call came in on my cell phone, which is listed with Do Not Call.gov. He said he was the Attorney General with Consumer Protection Bureau, I said I was in a grocery store and could not talk. He asked me to call him back. I called him back later in the day, but no one answered. They have full name, address, phone numbers, e-mail, and marital status.
WY, USA- 82414
New York, NY
Unknown Email
(508) 375-7934
www.sweepstakesadvantage.com
Sweepstakes/Lottery/Prizes
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American Swweepstakes
August 30, 2025
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