No Deep Pockets Required Winning The $5,000 A Week “Forever” Race
There’s always lots of media buzz about how much money will be raised to support the campaigns of congressional hopefuls, incumbents and candidates for national office. Pundits wonder, for example, whether winning U. S. Senate candidates will spend more than the $10.3 million average they did in 2012. Phew!
Now I’m not trying to discourage any of you from running for political office. If that’s what you want, go for it with our blessings.
But if you don’t see yourself getting into an expensive political contest, you can take comfort in the knowledge that you can enter our race and possibly win the next Publishers Clearing House SuperPrize worth millions of dollars — $5,000 A Week “Forever” — without spending a single penny. That’s right: entering the PCH Sweepstakes is absolutely free!
Just think of it: If our Prize Patrol surprises you with roses, balloons, champagne and a Big Check worth millions of dollars, you will be set for a life of ease and financial security — with big cash deposits in your bank account year after year. You can reduce your work load or maybe retire; you can makeover your house or build a brand new one; you can travel or stay at home in front of your entertainment center; you can share your newfound affluence with friends and favorite charities or invest it to help the younger generation. The choices are entirely up to you! Remember, winning the “Forever” prize in our Special Early Look prize event on August 31st would pay $5,000 every single week for your life, plus after that, $5,000 a week for the life of someone you choose!
But before you get too carried away with the daydreams, remember this: “to win it you’ve got to be in it!”
So don’t waste a minute. Head over to pch.com right now and get started. No need to spend millions like some political wanna-be winners or even one solitary cent to win OUR SuperPrize! So what do you have to lose? Enter the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes today — and every day!
Wishing you the best of luck,
Dave Sayer
Prize Patrol Ambassador
