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My Lotto Magic - by Arlene MeeksReply
I'm going to weigh in on the opposite side of those who are singing that web site's praises.That web site bears a striking resemblance to the hoards of other sites that pop up continuously, and do nothing more than recycle the same old nonsense systems again and again.Some people enjoy going out and buying system after system , and if that's your thing, then more power to you.For those who have not been exposed to these kinds of things, there are numerous scam artists out there looking to s
Nov 18, 2005, 9:39 am - Todd - Lottery Systems Forum

Pa. Man Charged With Redeeming Forged Winning Lottery TicketReply
PENNSYLVANIA LOTTERY THWARTS ATTEMPT TO CLAIM POWERBALL PRIZE WITH FORGED TICKET --> Carlisle man arrested at Lottery headquartersHARRISBURG A Carlisle man faces charges of forgery and theft by deception in connection with a failed attempt to use a fake Powerball ticket to claim an $853,492 prize. The ticket scam failed when the forged ticket couldn t pass the Lottery s validation tests. Brian Scott Miller, 34, of Pheasant Drive South, Carlisle, was arrested Monday at Lottery headquarters by
Nov 16, 2005, 6:18 pm - sirbrad - Lottery News

"Taping" in advance & Conspiracy TheoriesReply
I did a little research on the current auditor on MM and they were indicted by the US government(AND FOUND GULITY!!!) a few years back just like Author Andersen-remember them-but were allowed to stay in business because shutting them down would cause more harm than good.So yes positively no bull this same firm audits the MM right NOW!!!My guess is they know the numbers ahead of each draw and -yes it gets worst-they send out winning numbers on the lower wins to select terminals to give select wi
Nov 7, 2005, 4:46 am - jeti - Lottery Discussion Forum

Keno System that really worksReply
Al,In your first post you implied you had a finished working systems that had made you rich that you were going to sell. Now you say you just started working on it on paper and looking for some ideas and some e-mail addresses. What kind of scam are you trying to run?RJOhto RJOH:You just proved that you don't even read my postings in full, and you reply based on a rapid scan of my posting , rushing to post your negative ideas about me. If you read my latest posting well, you'd have realized that
Sep 21, 2005, 11:56 am - alNafa - Lottery Systems Forum

Finally - Real ticket servicesReply
Well Jack, what you're proposing would not be legal for a corporation of ANY size to do. It is ILLEGAL to sell USA residents a private lottery -- even over the Internet.The online casinos get away with it because they're like a bunch of swarming gnats -- too small and too many to bring down the hammer on. A big company like Mitsubishi or Toyota would be easy for the US government to target, so it would never happen.However, the delightful thing about playing using the service I'm showing at th
Aug 15, 2005, 9:38 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Finally - Real ticket servicesReply
CalifDude,Those points you raise are extremely commonplace items that if a company did NOT have them, I would worry. Your point about offering an unconditional money-back guarantee on only the first order is strange. Do you think they should allow someone to place 20 orders, and then after they don't win that person should get their money back on all 20 orders? That exact thing would happen. How many other services out there even offer that kind of guarantee?I think you must find the concept
Aug 15, 2005, 8:18 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Unclaimed New Mexico Powerball jackpot fuels speculationNews Story
The lucky and still unknown winner of Wednesday's $93.4 million Powerball jackpot bought the winning ticket in the Albuquerque area, the New Mexico Lottery revealed Friday.The lottery would say only that the ticket was sold at one of about 400 area retailers. When lottery headquarters in Albuquerque locked its doors for the weekend at 4:30 p.m. Friday, the winner or winners of the $1-a-pop game played around the nation had not been in to claim the prize.The winning ticket must be presented a
Aug 14, 2005, 12:32 am - Todd - Lottery News

worst software ever??Reply
The worst is a $50 piece of crap that was touted on here a while back. I can't even remember the member that posted it for sale, however the seller is no longer here with the same username. It was called Treasure something and it was for the Pick 3. It was very popular until we all started comparing notes on exact same histories for the same states and were coming up with different numbers. I deleted the program immediately and am still upset with myself for being a sucker to the seller of
Aug 8, 2005, 8:55 pm - Rick G - Lottery Systems Forum

Sign the petition - eliminate computerized drawings!Reply
You sound very inexperienced in the concept of reality.Saying that computers are undeniably more random than a real lottery ball drawing destroys any credibility you might have had. Even a Lottery Director in charge of a slew of computerized lottery games would not make such a preposterous claim.I supposed after 10 years that hard rubber lottery balls do get scuffed a little, but that's why they replace them. And any scuffing would appear on all the lottery balls, so the randomly quality of
Jun 2, 2005, 8:12 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lotteries may gamble on InternetReply
Quote: Originally posted by lola23 on April 25, 2005there are sites which offer the sales of mega millions and power ball online???? is this legal or ilegal???? cause from what i see its most definately illegal???? I went to one site and they said it was legal, so whose lieing and whose telling the truth?? please help, i don't want to purchase and pay for a ticket which in the end I know if i win i will not receive the funds as it is illegal!lola23,The problem is not the legality of playing onli
Apr 25, 2005, 7:44 am - Todd - Lottery News