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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.
Please read through this page and if you’ve received a scam contact from someone claiming to be from Publishers Clearing House, click on the “Yes” circle. You will then be asked if you sent or lost money to the scammers.
Publishers Clearing House wants to warn you about scam artists pretending to be the Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol or other PCH employees on social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram and Twitter.
The Publishers Clearing House (PCH) scam tricks many people into relinquishing money and personal data. This FAQ covers common questions targets ask when navigating this fraud minefield. Peruse and share the guide to bolster protection all around.
The first sign of the Publishers Clearing House scam is when you receive an email, text message, phone call, or social media message. The company will never attempt to contact you in this way. Here’s how you can tell what is real and what isn’t.
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.
If you’ve received a scam contact from someone claiming to be from Publishers Clearing House, fill in the “Yes” circle. You will then be asked if you sent or lost money to the scammers.