OOPS: Phone fraudster tries to scam cop

Comment #7

LottoFanBoy — Thu, 17 May 2018 15:01:27 GMT

He could have done better and probably catch the guys behind it. Now the criminal is still at large and will just try with someone else

Comment #6

dannyct — Wed, 16 May 2018 23:29:08 GMT

I hope these scamers are cauugh and punished. However, why are some people so gullible? Maybe human greed overides our common sense.

Comment #5

Artist77 — Wed, 16 May 2018 22:45:05 GMT

Several high profile lawsuits have been filed and won/ or settled against pch over the years. One pertained to misleading mailings indicating you had won and another case concluding you do not have to buy anything to win and pch cannot exclude non-purchasers as winners.

Comment #4

noise-gate — Wed, 16 May 2018 22:25:26 GMT

According to their YouTube video, their salesperson says You DONT have to purchase anything to win* right, However, we would like you to look through our catalog .. that s the catch Stack. So filling out a sweepstakes form gives you a chance to win , however remotely.My thinking on the other hand is this If you think we going to give you 1st prize for not purchasing our stuff, think again. There are No free lunches

Comment #3

Stack47 — Wed, 16 May 2018 21:26:13 GMT

How does one win first prize in a contest they never entered

Comment #2

noise-gate — Wed, 16 May 2018 20:57:27 GMT

Whether folks are young or old- what they need to know about PCH, is that they* PCH, always notify you the winner in PERSON. There is also NO processing fee, taxes or Strings attached to the prize. All Vivian had to do, was go online or ask people who are in the know, before forking over $28K.

And so it begins...

Comment #1

music* — Wed, 16 May 2018 19:27:29 GMT

Thank You to Officer Jeff Bowling of the Peebles Police Department in Adams County, Ohio!!

The thin blue line of Officers is protecting us in many ways. They do need our help.

This is a funny story about a serious problem.

OOPS: Phone fraudster tries to scam cop

Lottery Post — Wed, 16 May 2018 18:54:13 GMT

Includes video report

A phone scammer made a grave error when he dialed Officer Jeff Bowling and attempted to access his personal information last week. At first, the caller had no clue he was on the line with a cop.

Officer Bowling with the Peebles Police Department in Adams County, Ohio, was actually working on the case when he got a call from a strange number that turned out to be a phone scammer. He quickly began to record the conversation, which lasted for 11 minutes.

A man on the