Is Publishers Clearing House for real?

The real PCH The good news is that Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes are legitimate – although your odds of winning the current “$5,000 A Week For Life” giveaway are about one in 6.2 billion, according to the official rules. PCH will also never phone ahead to disclose that someone has won a major prize.

Who owns Publishers Clearing House?

Originally founded by the Mertz family in 1953, the company is currently owned by members of the family and by a number of charitable trusts established by the family. Currently, over 40% of the company’s profits go to trusts for the benefit of charities.

What is the deal with Publishers Clearing House?

PCH is a direct-marketing company that sells merchandise and magazine subscriptions and operates several prize-based websites. While best known for the sweepstakes and Prize Patrol it uses to promote its magazine subscriptions, the majority of the company’s revenue now comes from merchandise.

Where is the Publishers Clearing House located?

New York State
Publishers Clearing House’s headquarters are located in New York State. If you’d like to get a quick response by email, telephone, or live chat, contact them Mondays through Fridays between 8:30 am and 8:30 pm Eastern Time. Note that they are closed on holidays.

Who won Publishers Clearing House in 2021?

Dave Sayer of the Publishers Clearing House Prize Patrol congratulates $1 million prize winner Steavin Kratzman of Barton Lake on Tuesday afternoon.

Who won the 5000 a week for life 2021?

Donald Zayas, 66, claimed a top prize from the $5,000 A Week For Life scratch-off, Florida Lottery announced Wednesday.

How do you know if you really won a Sweepstakes?

Use a Search Engine to Check Out Your Prize By running the sponsor and sweepstakes name through a search engine like Google or PCH Search and Win, you can often discover whether a win notification is fake or a scam.