question about Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes

[nospa...@yahoo.com]

Every Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes mailing always describes
in great detail and fanfare about how PCH will show up at the winner's
residence with a TV crew and present the winner with a big check.

Does this mean that people who have a post office box address would
not be eligible to win?

I haven't noticed any mention in the rules about post office box
addresses, but do you know of anyone with a post office box address
who has won a Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes?

[Anthony Matonak]

nospa...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Every Publishers Clearing House sweepstakes mailing always describes
> in great detail and fanfare about how PCH will show up at the winner's
> residence with a TV crew and present the winner with a big check.
>
> Does this mean that people who have a post office box address would
> not be eligible to win?

Presumably they do a little detective work and find out where the
people actually live. This isn't terribly expensive.

Anthony

[nob...@spamcop.net]

Actually, it is free. There's a form you fill out at the PO to find
out who "owns" a box.

And in an case, if you be the grand winner, there's a LOT of paperwok
first before they show up with a film crew etc. That part is
completely staged. All the legal stuff has to be gone over first and
they have to make sure you "qualify"....read all the contest fine
print for details.

[larry]

Not to mention your very slim chance of winning to start
with. ;-)

-larry/dallas