Scammers Pretend To Be From Publishers Clearing House (mediapost.com)

Authorities in the Buffalo, New York area are warning residents about scammers who pretend to be from the iconic Publishers Clearing House.

The scam artists inform victims that they have won the famous sweepstakes, but have to pay processing fees upfront, WKBW reports. Payment is accepted online or in person.

Publishers Clearing House informed WKBW that there are no such fees connected with its legendary prizes.
more at: https://www.mediapost.com/publications/article/392256/scammers-pretend-to-be-from-publishers-clearing-ho.html

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