PCH added staff and money last spring to examine all areas of delivery. PCH enlisted Habeas, Mountain View, CA, which certifies the reputation of e-mail marketers. Habeas audited PCH's system ...

The email, which I’ve copied below, uses a real Publishers Clearing House ... ask for money to receive the prize, but it directs the recipient to contact a courier to arrange for delivery ...

No, Publishers Clearing House will never email, call or message you on social ... personal friend on Facebook about the ability to claim money from PCH. The friend told him to message a PCH ...

money she no longer had. It was all a scam. PCH will never call, email, or write in advance to say you are going to be a big winner. If you win big, you receive a visit from the Prize Patrol.

The new year brings a new Publishers Clearing House ... money she no longer had. It was all a scam. Publishers Clearing House warns about scams on its website, saying "PCH will never call, email ...

money she no longer had. It was all a scam. PCH will never call, email, or write in advance to say you are going to be a big winner. If you win big, you receive a visit from the Prize Patrol.

Publishers Clearing House is sending checks to more than 280,000 people, but not the kind of checks, and you may be one of them — but the money isn ... to believe the email was related to ...

According to the viewers, the messages asked the person to send money to someone ... winners in person. When PCH does this, it does not give advance notice by phone or email.

Publishers Clearing House is known for giving money away in sweepstakes and other contests. Now it's offering a different kind of payout — a refund for customers who may have been deceived by ...

“If a card, letter, email or contact claims to be from PCH, but is requiring you to send any money to claim a prize DO NOT RESPOND. At PCH, the winning is always free!” That’s because it’s ...