A short phone call. Just someone trying to scam me. as usual
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Mark Young from Publisher's Clearance House receives a call from Marty Bird, who wants to claim his prize. Marty provides his name, address, and verifies his status as a winner. Mark informs Marty that he has won $5.5 million and asks if Marty received any notification letters, which he did not. Mark explains that Marty needs to claim his prize for it to be delivered and asks if he wants the delivery to be publicized or private. Marty chooses private and confidential. Mark gives Marty a package code number and arranges for an agent to contact him the next day with more details about the prize delivery. They agree on a specific time for the agent to reach out. The call ends. Hello, Publisher's Clearance House. Mark Young speaking. How may I help and assist you? Hey, I was just wondering if I could claim my prize. Is it true that I'm a winner? Okay, what's your name? Marty Bird. Marty Bird? Yeah, M-A-R-T-Y-B-Y-R-D. And your address? It's 269 Chestnut Street, Irondale, Alabama. Okay. All right, just hold on the line so I can check the system. Just to verify if you're a winner, all right? Sure. Okay. A warm congratulations to you and welcome aboard the family of a publisher. Thank you, Publisher's Clearance House. All right? Thank you very much. How much? You have won yourself a whopping $5.5 million. All right? Okay. What I want to ask you, though, did you receive any of the notification letters that was sent to you in the mail to notify you? No. No, I just got a phone call today. And you're positively sure that no one in your household might have received these letters and showed them outside and it was trashed? Who knows? I never know. I'm not the one that's in charge of the mail around the house, so. Okay. All right. Well, what I want you to understand here, you're required to be claiming your prize so that it could be delivered to you. Do you understand? Okay. So that the delivery team could be able to deliver it to you. What I'd like to ask you, how do you like the delivery presentation? Would you like it to be a publicized one or do you prefer it to be private and confidential? Private and confidential. Okay. Because once it's private and confidential, this will just be between you and our company. No one outside the Publisher's Clearance House will have any idea that you are a winner. Understood? Okay. This will just be between you and our company. All right? Okay. Okay. So private and confidential your delivery will be. Okay. All right. Well, what I'd like you to understand here, all right, I'm going to provide you with a package code number and tomorrow an agent will contact you, all right, to fill you in with more details about your prize and how it could be delivered to you tomorrow. All right? Okay. All right. All right. The number is 1190. 1190. Okay. Yes. And do you have any specific time that we could be able to reach you tomorrow? How about 10 a.m. specific? 10 a.m. specific? Yeah. Okay. And we could be able to reach you at this number, right? Yeah. Okay. All right. So I'll have an agent to reach out to you tomorrow, all right, so that you could be able to claim your prize and it could be delivered to you, all right? All right. Sounds good. Okay. Okay. All right. Bye-bye for now.
