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Representative of Hot Lotto winner named in lawsuitReply
The lottery office is always trying to find a reason not to pay out and i don't see anything wrong the lottery offices are greedy and crooks themeselves their will be alot of people that will claim their winnings in a trust. I know i would because i don't want or need to go public with my winnings i feel like all states should be anonymous.
Jan 20, 2012, 12:36 pm - winwi5 - Lottery News

Pa. couple claims $128 million Powerball jackpotReply
Congratulations to the lucky couple.Not only are they lucky,they're smart,too.Remaining anonymous is a very smart thing to do when claiming a life changing jackpot.All states should offer this option.
Jan 7, 2012, 9:09 am - Cletu$2 - Lottery News

$50M Lotto winner a no-show for celebrationReply
One of the most important decisions for new winners to make is whether to opt to go public or remain anonymous. If a winner decides to talk publicly about their win, Camelot s PR team will organise a press conference and handle all media interest on their behalf, removing the anxiety that can accompany talking about a big win. If they have requested to remain anonymous, Camelot takes its obligations and duty of care to protect winners privacy very seriously. Unless a winner agrees to take ful
Jan 6, 2012, 11:29 pm - myturn - Lottery News

Connecticut Powerball mystery deepensReply
Just let winners have to the right to remain anonymous. I can't understand the media's obsession with knowing the identity of lottery winners. We don't have that in Australia, people are happy for the winners and hope it will be their turn next week. People also feel that if they do win, they don't want the media hunting them down.
Dec 1, 2011, 11:08 pm - myturn - Lottery News

Connecticut Powerball mystery deepensReply
These guys are brilliant. They claim they only bought one ticket, and then get one of their friends to claim they're a front for somebody else. 24 hours after coming forward half of the people already think they aren't lottery winners. It's almost as good as being anonymous and as a bonus their business gets millions in free advertising.
Dec 1, 2011, 1:30 am - KY Floyd - Lottery News

Asset managers accused of fronting for real $254M Powerball winnerReply
I don't see anything wrong with the real winner wanting to remain anonymous. setting up a trust fund was a excellent way to go. These gentlemen were only respecting their clients wishes . without their help , the true winner wouldn't have been able to stay out of the limelight, now this person is hassle free. Congrat's to the true winner no matter who you are. The celebration is for the true winner , the violin is for any one who can't understand this wants to keep a private live!
Nov 29, 2011, 1:50 pm - cbr$ - Lottery News

$254M Ct. Powerball jackpot claimed by 3 asset managersReply
That's exactly what happened. The real winner is a rich client who wants to remain anonymous and, from what I've read, does not plan to give most of the money to charity.
Nov 29, 2011, 7:42 am - Starr920 - Lottery News

$245 MILLION: Powerball lottery jackpot increasedReply
After reading about scum bags taking advantage of lottery jackpot winners and the problems they have staying anonymous, I'm wondering if it's wise to play tonight and chance winning such a large jackpot.
Nov 2, 2011, 6:11 pm - RJOh - Lottery News

U.K. couple watched lottery drawing as they won £101MReply
I read that same article. There's something dodgy about this couple -they should have remained anonymous - they've open themselves up for a world of hurt. If there are any skeletons in their closet, you can bet the UK newspapers will have them splattered all over the front page for everyone to read. The ex-husband and son couldn't wait to put her on blast! How long do you think it will take others - especially those who are not on that list of 20 - to go after them?
Oct 12, 2011, 9:49 am - Starr920 - Lottery News

U.K. couple watched lottery drawing as they won £101MReply
Yeh, Rdgrnr I like your humor better than you politics.Congrat! to the Dawes. They really really should have remain anonymous.
Oct 11, 2011, 3:38 pm - louise black - Lottery News