Publishersclearinghouse hat eine Gesamtbewertung von 1,5 von 5 basierend auf 35 Bewertungen. Die Bewertung setzt sich aus WebVouch (1,0 von 3 Bewertungen) und Trustpilot (1,5 von 32 Bewertungen) zusammen. Auf WebVouch: 33 Bewertungen. 9% vergeben 4 oder 5 Sterne, 91% 1 oder 2 Sterne. Publishersclearinghouse hat dieses Profil noch nicht beansprucht.
Unsere Lösungen entsprechen der EU-Omnibus-Richtlinie.
Really DISAPPOINTING: the item felt cheaply made and barely did what I bought it for. I tried to get help, but reaching someone was a hassle, so the purchase left me frustrated. The price felt hard to justify for something that didn't work well. I won't order merchandise here again.
So frustrating when long ads block the page and the skip button doesn't work. It made it hard to get back to what I was doing.
The game I used to play is gone, and the big sweepstakes now seem tied to shopping or membership. That changed this from a pastime into a chore.
As of today 041026, I can no longer play for the big sweeps on my desktop, only the little ones which are a waste of time, after paying taxes wouldn't even pay off my credit cards, you can only enter the big sweeps now when on their shopping page and buying crappy merchandise or purchasing a membership. After playing by mail since 1995, online for 12+ years and amassing trillions of tokens and points, as a vip I will no longer be participating in this scam of an operation, lets get real, chances are we will never win anyway, it's all been a lie!
I have been participating in publisher's clearance house for almost 20 years I never once purchased any items from the massive showcase they have . I only played some games sweepstakes ect . Eventually becoming VIP one day a few years ago I got a call from pch and the woman on the other line stated I won. She never said what but transferred me to another women who flat out told me to purchase about 300.00 worth of items . I refused and she hung up. If you find the games entertaining then continue but keep in mind pch had a recent bankruptcy and some prior winners are having some problems. Ps . I stopped playing.
PCH has new owners but it's the same ole rip-off and fraud. They're still are trying to sell imported inferior and defective junk. I've bought acouple things over the years that broke or stopped working within days of receiving it. They don't even try to hide the fact that their phone app games and contests are openly and blatantly rigged. They use a technique that the Federal Trade Commission calls "Computerized Mathematical Manipulation" in their contests and sweepstakes. They hand out hundreds of thousands of free tokens but that doesn't mean diddly when your odds of winning anything is like 2-5 billion to one. (read the sweepstakes facts). They've been hemorrhaging money and they're so desperate for revenue that they're selling ad space to everyone and anyone, ethical or not. Up to 4 minute long video ads and usually the "Skip ad" button doesn't work. You can't continue to navigate the website till the ads are finished. They're even stacking ads on top of each other. Like I said.....new owners, same fraud and scam. Trustpilot won't let me give it zero stars so I give it one star that it doesn't deserve.
Boycott games at PCH until they bring back Minute Mahjongg!!
Exchanging points for a chance on winning a gift card or other prizes is fake. So-called winners are made up of names and locations, they are no winners
Horrible, Horrible Horrible!! Publishers Clearing House scammed my grandfather out of thousands and thousands and thousands and thousands of dollars! He was in his 90's and had dementia!! My mom had to move him into an assisted living facility and his place was packed with all kinds of Publishers Clearing House boxes. Boxes he never even opened. The boxes filled his kitchen, living room, spare bedroom, office, lined the hallway! It was ridiculous! There was all kinds of stuff. I thought Publisher's Clearing House just sold magazines but apparently, they sell just about everything! I thought I heard somewhere that Publishers Clearing House is supposed to recognize if someone is ordering a lot and they would put the breaks on that because clearly there is a problem with that person since the average person would not order THAT much stuff but apparently they let my grandfather continue buying stuff that he did not need. I think he was just trying to win the prize and for the record...even after spending as much money as he did....he never won anything! Sadly he was not part of the $18,000,000 settlement with the FTC however.....it would not have even come close to making up for what he spent with Publishers Clearing House as it seems that with all of the people involved, they only got about $65.00 each and I'm not sure if that's before or after lawyer fees.
well your next you cant clear out people that publish information to save there lives your the lowest shit on earth
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