This post involves a Publishers Clearing House E-mail Scam. Seems like there trying to bate someone for $850,000 dollars. I didn't even think that Publishers Clearing House still existed... Take a look at the red flags and photos below. The email subject doesn't even contain a subject. Its just an abbreviation with random numbers. The winning dollar amount is an extremely high number. The scammer is pretty crafty adding a lot of demographical information, and how to respond via phone or email. The email name <mileone@tim.it> next to Publishers Clearing House. I'm confident in thinking that it's not coming from someone in the U.S. because they spelled the word ' check ' with a que ( checque ). Maybe from a country in the Caribbean or an African nation..? Photo #1 Publishers Clearing House E-mail Scam Photo #2 Publishers Clearing House E-mail Scam Photo #3 Publishers Clearing House E-mail Scam