Complaint Review: Publishers Clearing House International

 I had recieved a call on my cell phone from an agent Andy Jones saying I had won a million dollars that will be sent to me as a cashiers check, $250,000 in cash that will be brought to me by 2 FBI agents in a suitcase, and Mercedes Benz. In unbelief, I called my husband, and he too said that he just got the same call and it was a joint thing. That 1% wanted to belive it, but I always look into everything unless I see the facts for myself. I reported it to Publishers Clearing House and they said it was a fake. But the guy Andy Jones refused to give up in making us believe him. He sent us e-mails, and even notifications with Publishers Clearing House International  in the mail. A ticket number, and prize number as us being Congratulated in the first place drawing Publishers Clearing House Lottery. But because its in Anaheim, California, we have to pay for the registration fees of $1,249.99 sent to Southfield, MI. I will not send him money, but he is one scam artist that makes you really think he is the real deal. He will not take no for an answer and if u question him, he starts asking if you would like your winnings public or private. He keeps on calling our cell phones and will not leave us alone