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Fraudulent messages are likely to: Claim to be from or related to HGTV and its programming, including official-looking letters or random phone calls. Communication requesting you to divulge personal financial information such as your social security, bank account and credit card numbers.
Sweepstakes, prize, and lottery frauds are among the top scams people report to the FTC. These scams usually start with a call or message that says you’re a winner. (A lie.) They say to get the so-called prize you have to send money or click somewhere to give your information.
Sometimes there are scammers who might want to take advantage of your love for HGTV, so please be careful of solicitations offering free home makeovers or asking for money.
You can actually enter any of their sweepstakes for free, it’s just more difficult to find that spot on the site or that information. I actually know someone who called Omaze out and found a fake Facebook profile of their fake winner, and Omaze (a massive company) blocked them from posting on their page on Instagram and Facebook ...
31 Ιαν 2023 · You might get lucky and win one of the featured HGTV giveaways so it's important to know what your options are and possible scenarios after winning a prize from an HGTV Sweepstake. Is HGTV Sweepstake A Scam? Let’s make one thing clear: HGTV sweepstakes are not a scam.
29 Μαΐ 2022 · To seem legitimate, scammers create fake pages to use for Facebook giveaway scams. It's usually a page that looks like it belongs to someone you'd trust: a big company like Publishers Clearing House or a famous person like a popular celebrity. In this case, they used a well-known HGTV star.
If you are receiving the message that you have already entered to win for the day, it is because, based on your email address, our system recognizes that you have an entry that has been submitted for the day on that specific website. For most of our sweepstakes, a ‘day’ is from 12:00:01 A.M to 11:59:59 P.M Eastern Time, so if you’re in a ...
