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Quote: Originally posted by johnritter on December 10, 2003not if their friends turned in the tickets.all retailers dont do this i can tell which ones do. ive learned to detect lottery fraud a long time ago sister!!!!!!!!!!!!!1i was once part of it!!!!!!!!!!!!! john, .....i mean equifax,looks like you weren't paying close attention when you responded. you responded in your alter-ego (john ritter) and blew your cover. now you confirmed my suspicions about who you really were. did some cross
Dec 11, 2003, 1:04 am - visiondude - Lottery Discussion Forum

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apagogeas:1: you are right, people will not know wether the result we send them back is the real result their computer has come up with. I agree that this could be a point of doubt, but consider the fact that not everyone on this planet is a fraud. You will have to trust us !! Guess that problem will be solved the first time we pay someone his share.2: The amount of time needed for testing this is tremendous, so it is not tested intensely. I can say though that from the 6 tests we were able to d
Nov 21, 2003, 1:15 am - Guru - Lottery Systems Forum

Sydney man arrested over Nigerian scamNews Story
Police in Sydney said Thursday they arrested an Australian man suspected of being part of a global, multimillion-dollar scam that dupes victims into believing they can claim some of the foreign assets of the Nigerian president.Hundreds of people in Australia and in countries including Malaysia, Japan, Norway, Greece, Indonesia and England have fallen prey to the scam, police said.The scammers send letters and e-mails asking people to help the Nigerian president recover funds that have long been
Oct 30, 2003, 5:26 am - Todd - Lottery News

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Mr GuruEver since you arrived in the lottery post I've been skeptical of your claims BUT like the other members in here I gaved you the benefit of the doubt and waited, thus I hardly commented on your postings. The statements I'm about to make is the truth not any attack on your character. The problem began when you tried to unload your unproven system to the members of lp for monetary gain after making outlandish claims you couldn't follow up with. Then you have the gull to accuse the members
Oct 23, 2003, 8:52 am - ants - Lottery Systems Forum

Lottery scammer jailedNews Story
The bagman in an Edmonton bogus lottery scam that bilked $368,000 from vulnerable U.S. seniors was handed a 26-month prison term yesterday.Stephen Sutherland, 43, swore under his breath as a court constable led him away after his plea for a conditional sentence to be served in the community was rejected.Provincial court Judge Allan Lefever ruled it was necessary to put Sutherland behind bars, saying predation on the elderly requires denunciation.Sutherland pleaded guilty yesterday to fraud o
Oct 16, 2003, 3:31 am - Todd - Lottery News

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Hi folks,I see you are being sceptic about the whole thing. Well I would be too honestly. I know I can not convince people with words. So I'll try to do it with numbers. I haven't been able to delivere the 90% guarantee consistently. Problem is a combination of computing power and lotto draw results getting jammed somehow. There is a workaround for this, but I need a supercomputer for that. If I run the most precise and time expensive method, my computer would be busy for aproximately a month
Oct 2, 2003, 10:05 am - Guru - Lottery Systems Forum

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Hi folks,I see you are being sceptic about the whole thing. Well I would be too honestly. I know I can not convince people with words. So I'll try to do it with numbers. I haven't been able to delivere the 90% guarantee consistently. Problem is a combination of computing power and lotto draw results getting jammed somehow. There is a workaround for this, but I need a supercomputer for that. If I run the most precise and time expensive method, my computer would be busy for aproximately a month
Oct 2, 2003, 1:28 am - Guru - Lottery Systems Forum

Former store clerk awarded $8 million over winning lottery ticketNews Story
A jury recommended Tuesday that a former convenience store clerk should receive $8 million because her boss allegedly cheated her out of a winning lottery ticket worth millions, attorneys said.Arwa Farraj was given about $3.98 million for the value of the ticket and $3.98 million for emotional distress in the verdict against the Circle K store chain and her former boss, Gurinder Ruby. The value of the ticket was based on the actual amount before taxes plus accruing interest, attorneys said.Juror
Oct 1, 2003, 3:48 am - Todd - Lottery News

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Quote: Originally posted by tg636 on September 30, 2003 Any large, unclaimed prizes in this game should be seen as evidence of lottery fraud. It means that returned books of tickets with big prizes were not reprinted and put back into circulation. All losers should get refunds because they did not have a fair chance at all major prizes.I'm sorry tg, but I have to disagree. It would be impractical from a security standpoint to reprint tickets from books that are defective as then the grand assu
Sep 30, 2003, 12:43 pm - vincejr - Lottery News

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it makes a huge difference in here. if she is really a he , then she is lying in order to gain the trust of people. people buy into scams more readily if it is a woman that is the perpetrator. maybe you don't mind that people scam other people for money but i do. if they lie about one thing, you can't trust them for the rest. there are desperate people in here who are parting with their hard earned cash. ($14.95 a pop). alot of times those people are clouded by their emotions and make un-info
Jul 22, 2002, 9:39 pm - visiondude - Lottery Discussion Forum