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10 Stupid Things People Have Done After Winning The JackpotReply
2. Having your ticket stolen Etta May Urquhart, $51 million Etta May Urquhart had been playing the lottery for over 18 years in California. In 2011, her luck finally changed for the better when she hit the jackpot and won $51 million. Shocked by her amazing new found fortune, Urquhart was shaking the entire time when she was about to claim her prize. So she asked her son, Ronnie Orender, to sign the ticket and claim the jackpot for her. Orender, however, had other plans. He
Mar 6, 2014, 4:33 pm - Jani Norman - Lottery Discussion Forum

Why Do You Think Lottery Winners Always Take The Cash Option?Reply
I agree with RDGRNR and MIKE. I would take the cash because I do not trust our ever expanding, invasive government and this admin is the worst. The President lied from day one and I feel 100% he won his re election by fraud. Romney would have made a vast improvement, first being he is a businessman and I think HONEST, imagine that, an HONEST President? That aside, I would take the cash, who can be assured we would have a government? What happened in Cypress can happen here. While I dont have an
Feb 11, 2014, 2:46 pm - lejardin - Lottery Discussion Forum

How do you determine if a system is worth buying?Reply
The problem isn't the $9.99 fraud, it's how much money you burn trying to win with it. IMO the biggest problem with some of the systems we see on LP is the cost of play because most are daily play and with tweaking (add 1 and subtract 1, use mirrors, flip the 6 and 9, play straight/box, and yada yada yada) if all the combos are played, a box win can't cover the bet. I was given a system for free and hit a pick-3 number straight on my first bet. But it was a spot play system and the same
Jan 23, 2014, 11:45 pm - Stack47 - Lottery Discussion Forum

$180 Mistake! What would you have done?Reply
Just another example of why clerks should be removed from the process entirely. Millions of dollars are being made by the states, let them invest some of it to automate the whole process, from buying tickets to cashing them in with Lottery ATM's. Let the only human error be made by the player and remove the opportunity for mistakes, blunders, fraud and theft by clerks.
Jan 5, 2014, 9:49 am - rdgrnr - Lottery Discussion Forum

Dr.Miralce's 3 - 6 - 9 Theory. Win Box Or Straight.Reply
oh brother, how ridiculous can you get ! Yes I had a little fun at your expense, but my earlier comments were DIRECTLY related to lottery conversation, point by point in a civil manner as to why I believe this is a fraud that you are perpetrating on the LP community (primarily targeting the newer inexperienced users) And you keep claiming hits that are impossible to substantiate. You keep proclaiming these purported universal laws of numbers that transcend all geographical barriers and work w
Jan 3, 2014, 6:19 pm - KAL035 - Lottery Systems Forum

Do you sign your tickets?Reply
If fraud is suspect and proven then no, it's not the final word. Lottery doesn't play sides, they follow the protocal of rules in place in the event such events occur. That's the reason I have no worries about my tickets not being signed. If it gets stolen and my numbers come up, I'd contact the Lottery Commission right away with my info (picture of scanned picture, police report and rough description of what I look like for the store surveillance). Then I'd sit and pray that the person who t
Jan 3, 2014, 4:44 am - ttech10 - Lottery Discussion Forum

How To Predict Future Lottery ResultsReply
Yeah, I could not get over this: When Galileo said that the Sun does not revolve around the Earth and that it was the other way round, i,e, that the Earth actually revolve around the Sun, do you know what happen to him? He was put in jail for that. Some of the treatment that I am getting here is no different to that. OMG, that is classic!!! Jail is always an option for fraud, but perhaps more appropriate is someplace with both bars AND straightjackets.
Dec 25, 2013, 6:43 pm - Jon D - Lottery Discussion Forum

How To Predict Future Lottery ResultsReply
Artist, Your request is too rude! Mr. F Isaac's system focuses on 6/49 instead of PB. Why you said: List the PB numbers for tonight. If you decline, you are a fraud and spammer. ? Be polite please, OK?
Dec 25, 2013, 5:51 pm - lottoburg - Lottery Discussion Forum

Looking For A California Lottery ExcecutiveReply
Good luck. Execs usually don't give out their emails. I have to read internal reports to get the ones for my state's lottery. If you want to report fraud then send a message to reportfraud@calottery.com. If you have an idea for a ticket design you will need to submit a confidentiality agreement via mail. Otherwise, just call them. 1-800-LOTTERY. Here is a directory of relevant phone numbers: http://www.cold.ca.gov/agency_display.asp?ATRID=LOTTRY. If you find someone of interest, typically
Dec 24, 2013, 12:04 am - LottoMetro - Lottery Discussion Forum

Can lottery organizations control the location of jackpot winning tickets?Reply
Found it: (William Foreman) https://www.lotterypost.com/news/127545 But there are two issues here: What are law abiding lottery employees doing in normal practice/procedure, versus what are criminal lottery employees potentially doing. The more specificity and targeting the lottery employs in the distribution of tickets,(if any) the more they open up the possibility of criminal fraud to take place by lottery (or vendor/distributor) employees like William Foreman.
Dec 23, 2013, 7:57 pm - Jon D - Instant ("Scratch-Off") Games Forum