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In May 2022, Google and Twitter users were searching for answers after receiving phone calls from scammers who claimed to be affiliated with the Publishers Clearing House (PCH)...
The Publishers Clearing House scam usually starts with an unexpected phone call, email, text message, or social media message informing you that you’ve won a lucrative cash prize or luxury item.
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.
BBB has received several reports of phone calls that impersonate Publishers Clearing House to BBB Scam Tracker. How the scam works. You receive a phone call from someone claiming to...
Answer: Reporting a sweepstakes imposter scam to Publishers Clearing House is easy. To report a scam, please click here to fill out a Scam Incident Report.
Publishers Clearing House sends checks for prizes under $600. If you get a check in the mail for a higher amount, then it is a scam. If it’s under $600 and requires you to pay legal fees or insurance before cashing the check, it’s also a scam. Publishers Clearing House checks can be taken directly to the bank and cashed.
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.