Publishers Clearing House is known for giving money away in sweepstakes and other contests. Now it's offering a different ...

The refund checks, worth $18 million, are part of a compliant that says the decades-old sweepstakes company made misleading claims to consumers ...

Hundreds of thousands of consumers will receive refunds from Publishers Clearing House following an FTC settlement over ...

Some Publishers Clearing House players won’t be getting paid with one big check — rather, many smaller ones totaling $18 ...

In a surprising twist, Publishers Clearing House (PCH), renowned for its sweepstakes and contests, is now offering refunds to consumers who were allegedly misled by the company's marketing practices.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) announced Wednesday that Publishers Clearing House (PCH) has agreed to send $18.5 million in payments to customers "harmed by misleading claims made" by the company ...

More than 280,000 people were issued checks years after the FTC charged Publishers Clearing Housing with using "dark patterns ...

The Federal Trade Commission is sending $18 million in refunds to Publishers Clearing House customers after nearly 282,000 ...

Amid bankruptcy proceedings, PCH agrees to a settlement with the FTC, committing to pay $18.5 million to affected consumers ...

Memories of the Publishers Clearing House of old with its Prize Patrol, balloons, big checks and sweepstakes are ever present ...