Eligibility for SLMB ends if the enrollee is no longer Medicare-eligible, or has excess income or assets. A person who becomes eligible for QMB may not receive SLMB. See QMB Eligibility Begin Date for more information.
4. If someone from Publishers Clearing House sends you a friend request on Facebook, DONâT BE FOOLED: ITâS A SCAM! The Prize Patrol will NEVER send friend requests to you on Facebook. Moreover, the PCH Prize Patrol members (Danielle Lam, Dave Sayer, and Todd Sloane) never send private messages on Facebook.
More likely, itâs a prize scam, and youâll find the prize isnât worth much â if you get a prize at all. Hereâs one way to think about it: if you have to pay, itâs not a prize. 1  About Contests and Prizes. 2  Signs of a Prize Scam. 3  Foreign Lotteries.4  Text Message Prize Offers. 5  Check Them Out.6  Report a Scam.he FTC doesnât oversee sweepstakes, and no federal government agency or legitimate sweepstakes company will contact you to ask for money so you can claim a prize. Other scammers might pretend to be a company like Publishers Clearing House or Readerâs Digest, which run legitimate sweepstakes.