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V ,Thanks for the information. But i do live in Ohio and buy Mega Millions ticket from Ohio. I always buy only one ticket that too a quick pick. I wanted to know if Ohio gives that provision to remain anonymous for joackpot winners. I wrote to Ohio lotery but did not get any response. If i get any response from them, i would post here...neways, thanks again to you and God Bless You... L Neel.
Aug 13, 2002, 2:48 pm - lottoneel - Lottery Discussion Forum

Keeping it quietReply
V-Your idea about multiple trusts is really a good idea. Of these 9 mega million states, in which states you can remain anonymous if you win a jackpot. Can anybody throw somelight on this please...?thanks!
Aug 8, 2002, 5:49 am - lottoneel - Lottery Discussion Forum

Winner without a face!Reply
They typically don't allow you to remain 100% anonymous. It's the only way a lottery system can prove to the public that the director's daughter isn't winning each time.All the TV and stuff is not required. In fact, the only requirement is a press statement/conference (in most states). Whenever you see someone on TV it's usually because they want the publicity.
Apr 25, 2002, 12:10 am - Abe - Lottery Discussion Forum

Winner without a face!
Just wondering if the winner of the big game or any otherlottery can keep their names anonymous. If your name and state have to be disclosed, does anyone think they will at least let you skip the public announcement with the pictures and news media and the big check ..LOL..LOL
Apr 24, 2002, 3:31 pm - dreaminlikeyou - Lottery Discussion Forum

To be or not to be?Reply
Well, you can't remain completely anonymous. It's the only way the lottery can prove to the public that they're legit. But she's getting too much publicity too early. She doesn't even have her money yet. Publicity is good sometimes, but not in this case it's not.
Apr 21, 2002, 10:52 am - Abe - Lottery Discussion Forum

To be or not to be?
Hi everyone,I was wondering if you win the jackpot like Erica Greene would you have the option of remaining anonymous or is that public information? Could you change your name and not be affected by receiving your earnings?
Apr 21, 2002, 9:00 am - Guest - Lottery Discussion Forum

I lost my college tuition on the bgReply
I got a feeling you are joshing us. If you aren't then you truly are a Gambling Fool. I think maybe you need to go to Gambler's Anonymous so maybe your kids will have a chance. I hope you didn't do this and you are just teasing us.
Apr 6, 2002, 6:27 pm - Sandy K - Lottery Discussion Forum

Big Game can claim annonymously?Reply
I have read stories published by the Maryland Lottery in which the winner was able to keep their identity anonymous. I don't know if it's an official policy, however. I don't believe any of the other Big Game states have the ability to keep your identity private.-Todd
Mar 18, 2002, 1:23 pm - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Big Game can claim annonymously?Reply
Some states will allow you to stay anonymous, while others (most) require public disclosure of your name and city of residence. The reason they require disclosure is that state lotteries attempt to show the highest degree of ethics and fairness by proving that they are not fixing the lottery. People can't claim that the lottery director's uncle is winning all the money when the winner is clearly identified.-Todd
Mar 18, 2002, 5:21 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

'Hater' a poem by Anonymous. Let's get back to LOTTERY BUSINESS!
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