Ross S.

I know someone who has been wasting time playing the Publisher Clearing House games website. I have visited it as well. He tells me he has accrued nearly 190 million so-called tokens and has not won one dollar in any cash prize. He tells e he is constantly barraged to buy merchandise from this outfit which he did earlier on, only to find out it is inferior and over priced, plus very high postage costs. Winning any cash seems to be virtually impossible. He also confirmed that the software used by PCH in its games, etc., is either second grade or highly sophisticated as there are constant glitches which penalize the player. From what he has told me, I am amazed he still wastes his time. Unfortunately, there is no way to effectively add photos to demonstrate the sheer lack of credibility associated with this website. It is nothing more than a revenue producing machine for its operators and nothing else. I have to think anyone who has won any sizable amount of cash has been pre-selected and programmed to "play the game" in return for their reward.

Two films were made in the 70s and 80s, "The Sting," and "The Sting II." They dealt with the "big con" in which a mobster was fleeced out of several hundred thousand dollars. As far as I am concerned, PCH is nothing but a "big con" in which there might be some winners, but the only real winners are the shysters running PCH. Their website is plagued with faulty software or software designed to curtail winning. The odds of wining any cash are virtually impossible! Your chances of hitting the national lottery, PowerBall or MegaMillions are better. If you want to waste time and feel constant frustration, this is the place to do it!