I received this letter from publishers clearing house today that i had won this years jackpot surplus of$ 1,000, 000.00then in ($1,500, 000.00) on a winning ticket # o3-11-33-41-53. The letter said to act fast as to not lose the prize, and to call 1-604-500-2730. So, i did. And i spoke to a claims agent named, michael king.
He verified that i had won $1,000, 000.00 and at first asked if a check was attached with the letter. There was none. So he informed me that i'd be getting half of the money tomorrow, sat. 4/21. Right away i questioned him about how pch operates. I've been a customer since 1986 and have seen enough commercials to know what goes on with winning big money. So i said, "where is the van, and the balloons, and pulling up to my door?" he said that it would all happen tomorrow. Yet he told me to call him back tomorrow when i received something in the mail. (that didn't make sense). Now this first letter came in a plain white envelope. Pch does not do business that way. I've read their rule policy over and over. Plus they do not charge you any taxes on your winnings and my letter said by law, i'd have to pay insurance fees, processing fees, and tax fees before i got the rest of the money.
Right then and there a red flag went up and mr. King was in my book a scam artist. He is claiming to work for pch out of 1125 stanley st., montrel, quebec h5b 565.
Thank you for hearing my story
louise ferrazzano
he killed my dream of being a pch winner after 20 plus years
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