Number: 888-424-6132 --This number is likely spoofed, look for the real one in the transcript.
Extracted num:250-9157
Carrier: Unknown
Voice Mail:
https://nomorobo-twilio-recordings.s3.amazonaws.com/honeypot/880ecd5c-5043-11f0-951e-066c885eb90c
Transcript:
Absolutely delighted to inform you that you have been selected as a grand prize winner with publishers Clearinghouse. This is a life changing moment, and we are excited to share the details of your incredible winnings, you have officially won the following a certified check for $18.5 million. This is your grand cash prize sec. Secured and ready for delivery. $7,000 a week for life. You will receive this amount. Every single week for the rest of your life. Three. A brand new 2025 Mercedesbenz. Your luxury vehicle comes with fantastic benefits, including a five year. Manufacturer’s warranty for complete peace of mind. 36 months of free insurance ensuring that you’re fully covered. A gas card providing free fuel. For 36 months so you can drive worry free to officially claim your prize and begin the processing. Of your winnings, please use your exclusive claim code 51 97 PCH and contact the PCH claims department at five one. 8250-9157 immediately. Our team is standing by to assist you with the necessary steps. To finalize your claim. This is your moment, and we at publishers Clearinghouse are excited to celebrate with you. Please reach out as soon as possible to ensure a smooth and timely processing of your prize delivery. Congratulations again. Press one to replay this message. Press two to end this call.
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