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What if you Create a Bussiness that Pays your State Lottery to give you the Pre-Tests Numbers
Not a bad idea...You know how they can be predictions websites and how: 4,000 people can each pay: $10 a month for predictions numbers and how: 4,000 x $10 a month = $40,000 x 12 month = $480,000, almost: $500,000...if is: $15 x 40,000 = $720,000 a year... What if you sign an agreement and make the people who subscribe to your company sign an agreement where they can not release the pre-test numbers they can only use it for personal use, kind of like movies you can buy a movie but you can no
May 20, 2010, 11:47 pm - pumpi76 - Lottery Discussion Forum

NY Lottery and Anonymity
After reading Queens man claims $133M Mega Millions lottery jackpot , on LP, I wrote to the New York Lottery in regard to anonymity. I got the following reply: Thank you for your inquiry. New York Lottery policy has always been to release the name and city of residence of each winner to the media. Since the New York Lottery is a government agency and New York Lottery prizes are public funds, it is our responsibility to inform the people of New York State of New York Lot
Aug 5, 2009, 4:19 am - myturn - Lottery Discussion Forum

Nevada Gov. flip-flops on lotteryNews Story
True or not, it doesn't really matter Nevada Gov. Jim Gibbons might not remember it, but the record shows he has flip-flopped on the issue of a state lottery. Gibbons told a town hall audience in Minden last week, I have no problem with a lottery. As they have for decades, lawmakers are again considering creating a state lottery in Nevada. Asked about his stance in an interview, Gibbons said, I never have opposed a lottery. When did you hear that? Gibbons' previous opposition is in
May 11, 2009, 6:40 am - Todd - Lottery News

Ex-boyfriend charged with killing $5M lottery winnerNews Story
The world, or at least a small corner of it, was hers a year ago. Doris Murray, mother of four, had won $5 million in the Georgia Lottery on her 41st birthday. She posed for a photograph with big ceremonial check at the Amba Food Store in East Dublin, where she had bought her winning lottery ticket. And, according to a press release from the Georgia Lottery Corp., she declared This is the best birthday ever. On Monday, Murray was found dead in the same modest block home she had lived in on
May 9, 2008, 9:29 am - Todd - Lottery News

state taxes on winnings QReply
KYFloyd In some states (those that don't allow one to remain anonymous) the back of the ticket contains a consent to a press release. This consent is made when the person purchases the ticket. They have to sign it to collect a winner, but the purchase date on front of the ticket is the date the pres release was agreed . Look at the back of one of your tickets and see if there's anywhere to write the date along with your signature. There's no date on the signature block, it's on the f
Apr 23, 2008, 9:16 am - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

List of States Which Allow Anonymous WinnersReply
Arizona - No (website FAQ) Q:If I win the jackpot, do I have the option of remaining anonymous?A:No. The Arizona Lottery is required to release, upon request, the winner s name, city of residence, game, and amount won. A press release will be sent out to the media when a winner has collected the prize. However, Arizona Lottery jackpot winners are given the option of participating in or declining a press conference and/or publicity. We believe a press conference enhances the winning experience
Mar 4, 2008, 7:38 pm - LuckyLilly - Lottery Discussion Forum

Single winner in $314M Powerball lottery drawingReply
For Immediate Release From Uncle Jim 9/10/2007 Who Cares Who's Got the ticket? - Uncle Jim offers helpful advice for the $314 million Powerball winner LOTTERY POST - Ticket, ticket, who gives a rip who's got the ticket? Only the mooches, thieves and con artists really want to know who's the owner of the Powerball ticket worth $314.3 million which is still unclaimed. If you know who it is, here's a handy dandy plan to help that person arrange to redeem their prize and protect themsl
Sep 10, 2007, 10:59 pm - Uncle Jim - Lottery News

First Ca$hola jackpot win in DelawareNews Story
A Dover woman won $318,770 on a penny slot machine at Dover Downs Hotel Casino. Ingrid Karas won the jackpot Tuesday on the multistate game Ca$hola. It was the first Ca$hola win in Delaware and the second-highest jackpot at the casino, according to a news release from Dover Downs. The game also is played in Rhode Island and West Virginia. Karas, a retired telephone operator, moved to Delaware from Long Island, N.Y, four years ago. Former Ohio schoolteacher becomes Ca$hola millio
Jul 12, 2007, 7:36 am - Todd - Lottery News

N.J. native wins $38M Calif. Lottery jackpotNews Story
Oceanside resident Eugene Salek told officials at the California Lottery that he followed his usual routine yesterday morning. He got up, made coffee and then checked his SuperLotto Plus tickets from the night before. He knew then that he had won $38 million. But, Salek said, he went ahead and made breakfast for himself and his wife, Lee, and intended to keep his big news a surprise, telling her only that they were heading out from their home. Salek couldn't hold back when she question
May 4, 2007, 2:44 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Florida man claims $6 million Lotto jackpotNews Story
A trip to Publix netted a North Port man $6 million. Even after buying the winning ticket, Ronald Tourville forgot to check the numbers. He had forgotten about his tickets until Sunday night when he opened his wallet and saw them. He then logged onto the Florida Lottery's Web site to check his numbers and discovered he was the winner. According to lottery spokeswoman Shelisha C. Durden, Tourville, 48, claimed the estimated $6 million Florida Lotto jackpot. Instead of accepting payments ove
Sep 12, 2006, 8:51 am - Todd - Lottery News