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Are these winning systems real?Reply
Quote: Originally posted by Todd on May 21, 2004I'm not against systems. In fact, I am all for people who try different methods to see if there's anything that can increase your odds. I've tried a few things myself.However I'm strongly against people who scam others by saying their system is guaranteed or automatic .of course theres no guarenteed systems yet.The way leading to a winner is always full of risks.But we are just trying to make a way winning better and better.Relying on this,we
May 28, 2004, 6:57 am - desparado - Lottery Systems Forum

Are these winning systems real?Reply
I'm not against systems. In fact, I am all for people who try different methods to see if there's anything that can increase your odds. I've tried a few things myself.However I'm strongly against people who scam others by saying their system is guaranteed or automatic .
May 21, 2004, 8:50 pm - Todd - Lottery Systems Forum

Are these winning systems real?Reply
Its Funny when people talk about systems and mostlly its all negitive. When everyone of us is useing the biggest scam system out there. Your state lottery. Thats a system that only at the most pays out only half of the total sales. And usually its much less.
May 21, 2004, 6:08 pm - your wrong - Lottery Systems Forum

Mind your own E-Store FrontReply
Anyone can put any link to any site on any web site.Just because there is a link to Lottery Post doesn't mean Lottery Post had any say in it.So why would anybody suspect that there is an endorsement of any sort involved?I am sure by now solemntruth's head is spinning, scam or not.
May 17, 2004, 1:11 am - dragon - Lottery Discussion Forum

Math average hit rates per number Pick3Reply
Peter Advanced,//////// aren't you the same guy that Posted that Big Scam and tried to get everyone to send you their E-mail address? Yes ....it was you. Did you ever send any proof of that deal and your Big Check to Todd like he told you to? Now that was Windy! ha Kinda Petered out for ya did it ? Peter Advanced this is the Math forum.
May 6, 2004, 11:12 pm - WIN D - Mathematics Forum

Are Lotteries RiggedReply
Garyo1954 wrote: If I read all this correctly, I get two immediate reactions. One is live set doesn't mean actual drawing. Two closed set means the possibility of several retakes until the outcome is equitable to the state.According to one lottery poster who worked for a station that draws lottery games. What you see on TV is supposed to be a live feed. Not one of the pre taped drawings. Or the verifying taped drawings they do after the official drawing to check to see if in fact the game was ta
May 4, 2004, 2:44 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

YOU can get ALOT of MONEY by DOING this !Reply
Who are you trying to fool here? I'm going to ask you one more time to stop posting scam materials here. Last warning. If you want to scan an image of a $3,086 check from Microsoft and send it to me I will let you keep posting this stuff. Otherwise, that's the end of it.
Apr 30, 2004, 11:15 pm - Todd - Pick 3 Forum

Ohio Woman Guilty in Mega Millions CaseReply
With 50 hours and a $1000, she could have wheel all 52 numbers, made out the tickets, played them and maybe won some big money. She still got off light for the scam she tried to pull.RJOh
Apr 6, 2004, 1:56 pm - RJOh - Lottery News

Miami Police Search For Pair In Alleged Lotto ScamReply
These despicable crimnals really know how to exploit the greed and stupidty of some people. This old pigeon-drop scam usually takes place within hours, but this victim had seven days to ask anybody for common sense advice (or go to Lottery Post). We keep reading about so many victims, but why hasn't there ever been anybody who was approached but did enough due diligence to catch on and get the criminals arrested?
Mar 18, 2004, 1:38 am - LottoBuddy - Lottery News

National Parapsychology Center
In re. the newspaper ad run by The National Parapsychology Center, I agree it sounds like a scam, but they ask for no money. Therefore, what is the harm in checking it out - whenever they ask for money that would be the time to opt out. Does anyone know why this is not the logical way to approach this?
Mar 15, 2004, 8:32 am - PR2442 - Lottery Discussion Forum