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Steve Player Systems TradeReply
I tried to buy one of those paper and pencil systems before, not sure which one. The author refunded me saying We are not selling this system in the USA right now . Figured it was either a scam or did not work. It seems that at the most basic core of any system that I have seen has been based on the idea that some numbers come out more often than others. So far I have not found anything that works all the time. I have found that you can win sometimes by playing the most frequent number multip
Feb 21, 2016, 11:14 am - lottologix - Lottery Systems Forum

Florida couple claims share of historic $1.6 billion Powerball jackpotReply
Jeebus... more lottery winners making bad decisions. These guys aren't as bad as the 1st announced winners who did the press conference based on the advice of their 2 bit, 3rd rate ambulance chasing lawyer in a cheap suit... but they're not far behind. Dear lottery winners: the big advantage of claiming the money in a trust (I'm assuming it's a blind trust) is to avoid publicity. If you were planning to reveal your identities, you shouldn't have bothered to put it in a trust in the first p
Feb 17, 2016, 4:46 pm - Seattlejohn - Lottery News

Florida: 2/1 - 2/29/2016Reply
nice box - yeah, florida website took a while to post. done with playing florida P3 - giving florida my money did not believe it was a scam but too many incidents of website acting up around draw time.
Feb 17, 2016, 1:59 pm - sealover - Pick 3 Forum

Anonymity for this huge jackpot. Let's settle this right here and now.Reply
Iowa law requires the name of the person redeeming the ticket not who purchased it, or if an LLC the name of the LLC and all members. But membership in an LLC can be hidden so it is still possible to be anonymous in Iowa and Tipton wasn't caught because he turned in a winning ticket, he was caught because it was determined he bought the winning ticket and gave it to someone else to redeem. He got the scam right for rigging the game but didn't have a credible end game. They were clumsy in their a
Jan 12, 2016, 11:50 pm - dddwww - Lottery Discussion Forum

His prediction made me win big in the lottery,what should i pay him back?Reply
This is funny, because based on his IP address, Joe from Houston TX is actually Joe from the United Kingdom . I know most of you folks realize that these kinds of posts are actually made by the scam artists themselves, who first try to generate some testimony type of discussion, and then when people ask, Who is this wonderful person who helped you win the lottery? they have the opening to post who they are (the actual spam they carefully set up their thread in order to achieve). So if you
Jan 11, 2016, 8:26 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pennsylvania: 1/1 - 1/31/2016Reply
I'm with u, PA lotto is a scam and they are 1 of the states currently being investigated because of that guy who scammed in Iowa and elsewhere. I've been already playing a lot more in NJ where I won a lot more than PA. Then again, not everyone here live close to NJ like me. Speaking of being 1 digit off, NJ has a new close enough option where u can still win if ur off by 1 digit (say you picked 4 or 6 when winning digit is 5 in one of the sets in P3 P4). I won't say bye bye to PA for good, bu
Jan 5, 2016, 7:29 pm - Deo-nonfortuna - Pick 3 Forum

New York Dream Team 11/1/15 - 11/30/15Reply
I hate them. I hate them so much. They so ridiculous. Played it yesterday but changed it to a 3 today- 292. Exactly how it should've come. Why did it take sooooo long? Because they a bunch of cheaters and scam artists. Sorry but I'm mad this time Congrats all
Nov 22, 2015, 12:41 pm - Soledad - Pick 3 Forum

Pick 6 Systems or ScamsReply
Scam? Lies? Wishful thinking? Creative marketing? Your odds are the same as everybody else. Here on LotteryPost, I enjoy following the Math and Systems forums most of all. They give me great ideas to implement along with the stuff I have already come up with. It is fun to come up with a system, but it is a system based on certain rules. Random (and chaos) have no such rules! That's the awesome and fun part! So far, there has never been a system created to predict random numbers. The day th
Nov 13, 2015, 2:49 pm - GoogilyMoogily - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery scam victim lost life savingsReply
Fine. Let's say the panhandler said to you I promise that when I get back on my feet, I'll pay you back . NOW it's pretty much the same thing. If he doesn't give you that money back after landing a job, are you a victim? If I considered myself a victim for every time I've loaned money to family/friends and never got it back, I'd be a perpetual victim. I'm not calling the cops or suing. I just don't give money to that person ever again. Nor do I ever give what I can't afford to lose. The way I se
Nov 9, 2015, 6:39 am - Teddi - Lottery News

Lottery scam victim lost life savingsReply
I get that he was fooled, and I get that the police classify this as a scam, but if you add common sense into the equation, would you still consider him a victim? If you give $5 to a panhandler and he spends it on liquor instead of food, were you scammed? There was no force or even coercion. Does his lie relegate you to the rank of victim or do give knowing full well that it may not go towards food, but you just hope that it will? I personally believe that when you opt to willingly (and glad
Nov 7, 2015, 7:02 pm - Teddi - Lottery News