Dream Building: How Do You Spend Your Forever Prize?

I haven’t won my Forever Prize yet, but there is still hope.

For as long as I can remember the Publishers Clearing House was synonymous with the chance to have someone show up at your door with an oversized cardboard check, balloons, flowers, and television cameras.  I remember the brownish colored envelopes that came in the mail outlining my chance to enter.  Immediately my mind would drift off for hours as I contemplated all the wonderful things I would do with the money. 

I always said I would buy a car and a house and a house for my parents.  With the remainder of the money I planned on traveling.  Now that I am a mom my dreams are a bit more realistic.  First I would find a lawyer and an accountant to help me make the right decisions and then I would pay off all my debt.  If I never see another student loan in my life it won’t be too soon.  Once all my bills were current I would purchase a car, probably a Ford Escape or Fusion and an F-150 for hubby and a convertible Mustang for my oldest son.  (Do you see the Ford theme?) I would still help out my parents because that is the right thing to do, but I doubt I would spend the rest of my life traveling.  I see myself purchasing a farm somewhere far away from people or relocating to a secluded beach.

Last August 31, 2012 John Wyllie of White City, Oregon won the $5,000 A Week “Forever” Prize from Publishers Clearing House.  For him, those hours spent drifting off contemplating all the wonderful things he would do with the money turned into a reality.  Not only that but because he won the Forever Prize his legacy will be passed down to whoever he deems worthy and they will continue getting the $5,000 A Week “Forever” Prize!

How do you decide who to leave all that money to?  As a parent I would have to leave it to my children, but maybe there would be a way to leave it to a charity? Or a group home? Or to the Humane Society? 

Well, it’s your turn to start dreaming because the $5,000 A Week FOREVER PRIZE from Publishers Clearing House is GUARANTEED to be awarded again this August.  So let’s start dream-building.  To enter simply fill out the Forever Prize form found here. 

You can maximize your chances to win by visiting these sites each day.  Every 10 minutes someone wins a prize and why not it be you?  You can use your mobile phone, tablet, or computer so be sure to check out these other PCH sites:

• http://pch.com
• http://pchsearchandwin.com
• http://pchlotto.com
• http://pchgames.com
• http://pchtv.com
• http://pchonlinesurveys.com
• http://Candystand.com
• http://facebook.com/pch
• http://facebook.com/pchgames
• http://facebook.com/PCHSearchAndWin
• http://facebook.com/PCHlotto
• http://facebook.com/pchgames
• http://facebook.com/candystand
• http://blog.pch.com/
• http://blog.pch.com/pchsearchandwin

About Publishers Clearing House

Publishers Clearing House (PCH), headquartered in Port Washington, NY, is a leading multi-channel direct marketer of value-based merchandise, magazines and promotional offers and a leading provider of digital “play and win” entertainment.

Founded in 1953 by Harold and LuEsther Mertz, our company’s name is synonymous with the sweepstakes which we use to draw attention to discounted magazine deals and product offers. Nationally known for our famous Prize Patrol that surprises screaming winners on their doorsteps with huge sweepstakes prizes while TV cameras are rolling, we at PCH have awarded over $240 Million in prizes and also offer free credit and 100% satisfaction guaranteed on all items purchased through the mail or from our rapidly growing website, pch.com.

The “Forever” Prize lets you leave a legacy for your loved ones. Win, and you’d get $5,000 a week for your life, then after that, you’d get to choose someone to receive $5,000 a week for their life! It’s unlike any other PCH prize — and it’s GUARANTEED to be awarded this August!

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Publishers Clearing House. The opinions and text are all mine.

This is a sponsored conversation written by me on behalf of Publishers Clearing House.  The opinions and text are all mine.