Publisher’s Clearing House Sweepstakes winner Edwin Walker was nowhere to be found when the contest’s Prize Patrol showed up at his Alabama home with a bottle of champagne, flowers and … ...

The winning bidder aims to attract a new generation of sweepstakes players.

Publishers Clearing House is using bankruptcy to reshape its business model. ... As for those huge lifetime prizes, PCH will owe those winners about $26 million over the next 60 years.

No, Publishers Clearing House will never email, call or message you on social media to tell you that you've won a major prize. A major prize is considered any winnings that are at least $10,000 ...

Publishers Clearing House agreed to pay out $18.5 million for "deceptive and unfair" sweepstakes practices and change several of its business tactics, the Federal Trade Commission said in a news ...

First, Publishers Clearing House never calls in advance of giving a prize. They just don't. ... You have to be able to enter to win the prize without doing anything which would cost money.

Publishers Clearing House prize winner Timothy Bomar and his wife Sandra hug their grandkids after receiving a $50k prize on Wednesday, March 19, 2025. The Bomars, ...

Publishers Clearing House, the sweepstakes company known for showing up on prize winners' doorsteps with oversize checks, filed for bankruptcy protection in New York on Wednesday.

Irving says like in Guerreros case, a phone call is a red flag for scams. “We never call consumers to tell them that they’ve won a prize. If you win a big prize with Publishers Clearing House ...

A Burnett woman got a surprise on Tuesday when the Publisher’s Clearing House Prize Patrol stopped by her home to give her a new Ford Ranger XLT or its cash Burnett woman wins $47,295 from ...

Who wouldn’t want to win thousands or even millions of dollars in cash? That dream has kept Publishers Clearing House’s sweepstakes popular for decades. But it has also made PCH a popular ...