Search and Win Site Blingo Hooks Up With Publishers Clearing House

Blingo

Blingo, a search engine site – powered by Google – that offers searchers the ability to win prizes just or performing a search was acquired by prize king Publishers Clearing House back in June and is now upping its cache of prizes to cars, plasma TV and boatloads of cash. The site, already with 27,000 prize winners, will soon offer searchers the ability to gain free entry to Publishers Clearing House’s big prize, the $10 million sweepstakes.

The site hopes to continue its growth with a pyramid-like referral program that encourages people to invite their friends to join. When the friend wins, the inviter also wins, taking home the same prize the friend did. Who knows how well this will work but if it’s similar to using Google I’m going to try it and, in a shameless ploy to win as many prizes as I can, I’m inviting you to try it as well.

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