Topic: Behind The Scenes at PCH
Publishers Clearing House Winner Veronica Trombino is the gracious nurse who won $10,000 from the 2011 Publishers Clearing House St. Patrick’s Day Sweepstakes. Dave Sayer wrote about his experience awarding the Publishers Clearing House winner with $10,000 in another PCH blog post, but I thought it would be great for you PCHers to get to […]
Don’t let today’s chance to win be “gone with the wind.” Don’t be like Scarlett O’Hara and put off until tomorrow what you can easily do today.
An online search for information about April Fools’ Day revealed theories about its origin, ideas for pranks and offers for e-cards to mark the occasion.
One thousand origami cranes, according to Japanese legend, are a symbol of good luck, healing and wishes come true.
The name Publishers Clearing House is such a well recognized brand, welcomed and trusted in so many homes, that it is often illegally used by scam artists in an attempt to fraudulently con consumers for the sole purpose of soliciting cash. PCH would like to remind you to BEWARE OF SCAMS posing as legitimate sweepstakes. […]
Some believe the “luck of the Irish” comes from a shamrock, 4-leaf clover or pot of gold at the end of a rainbow. But last week, good fortune was delivered to our St. Patrick’s Day Winner from another source.
It’s time for spring cleaning. Not just around the house, but time to clean out some fuzzy thinking that slows some people from entering the Publishers Clearing House Sweepstakes!
What’s our favorite method of searching the internet and getting opportunities to enter sweepstakes? Short answer: PCHSearch&Win of course! You can use it for all of your internet needs! Long answer: Since PCHSearch&Win is based on the traditional search engine; maybe explaining how PCHSearch&Win fits into entering sweepstakes and searching the net will make it […]
“Listen to Mother” is something many of us heard while growing up, and it can still be winning advice, even for us adults.
Publishers Clearing House started off as a family business back in 1953. We like to think of you as part of our PCH family, and we’re happy to have you in our family business!
