Number: 775-350-1939 --This number is likely spoofed, look for the real one in the transcript.
Extracted num:661-569-2609
Carrier: Unknown
Voice Mail:
https://nomorobo-twilio-recordings.s3.amazonaws.com/honeypot/6478a0e8-de8d-11ef-b12b-0050569b5702
Transcript:
Mega Million Senior Sweepstakes and Promotion in association with publishers. Hello, this is a secure message from the Mega Million Senior Sweepstakes and Promotions in association with Publishers Clearing House and Procter and Gamblers with an extraordinary message for you today. After a thorough review, we’re excited to inform you of your unique ticket number, 2124, which has been selected as a potential prize winner in one of our most exclusive giveaways, the Set for Life. Again, the ticket number is 2124. We understood you might feel a little hesitant about this great news, but let us reassure you, this is a legitimate official message from the Mega Million Senior Sweepstakes and Promotions, a trusted name in delivering life changing prizes to winners. This opportunity could change your life forever. We want to ensure you have all the information you need. Please press 1 now to speak with one of our representatives. Or you can call us back directly at 661-569-2609. Again, that’s 661-569-2600 to confirm your ticket number and learn more about the next steps towards claiming your prize. Your potential prize is reserve. We must hear back from you soon. To proceed, don’t hesitate to give us a call back. We are here to guide you throughout the steps and answer any questions you may have in mind. Thank you. We.
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