Number: 313-247-0194 --This number is likely spoofed, look for the real one in the transcript.
Extracted num:254-421-3291
Carrier: Unknown
Voice Mail:
https://nomorobo-twilio-recordings.s3.amazonaws.com/honeypot/a4770d34-3693-11f0-b106-63beec2f75bb
Transcript:
Congratulations. You’re hereby entitled to receive an unclaimed cashier’s check for. A whopping. $5.5 million. That you’ve won yourself from the publisher’s clearinghouse Annual sweepstakes giveaway this is not just your average check, but a life changing amount that could bring about. Endless possibilities and opportunities. It’s no surprise that you may be feeling a mix of excitement, disbelief, and even a bit of apprehension at the thought of receiving such a large sum of money. But rest assured, this check is legitimate and you are the rightful recipient. Your postal information was entered. Into our automatic ballot raffle along with over 1000. Participants. For paying your monthly bills on time and for filling out and signing up raffles at any one of your favorite drugstores. Miraculously, you were selected as this year’s lucky. Winner. Congratulations. As be advised, this is to be transferred to the bank of your choice. Free of all charges. Best, tax free. Please get yourself a working pen and a clean sheet of paper to take down. Your package claims number. Again. That’s mo n one free one. If you’re interested to have your prize claimed and to be connected to an agent. Immediately, please press. One. No. Again. Press number one now or please call us at 254-421-3291 once again, that’s two, five, four. 421-3291 thank you.
Notice:
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