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probability , the nature of........Reply
emilyG, fja, twisted, et al........ don't worry, the lottery post police department is all over it. we will make sure that the streets of LP will be safe for all women and children. and no man will need to live in fear that they can be lump jacked by unruly half-a-pea scam artists. the LP police are dedicated to the peace of LP. we are a group of people that possess the latest technology, capable of spotting a scam artist within a couple of po
Dec 14, 2003, 12:17 am - visiondude - Lottery Discussion Forum

lottoking oustedReply
dream lotto:(you are following him to use on your selfpubweb site correct) so in essence you are useing him for your own purpose. GOOD.you and hypersong,bigmoney,ANTS,lottoshlep,irvin,dnynado,calscorp,four4 me> are tailing lottokink in hopes of finding the pot of gold at the end of the rainbow. its fools gold. ( 9 of you aprx in all I am sure voted the stay, and that's ok. this is america, and I hold no grudges,I see thru his scam and did the poll to see how others looked at it. it was onl
Dec 8, 2003, 3:25 am - luckycat - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery scammer jailedNews Story
The bagman in an Edmonton bogus lottery scam that bilked $368,000 from vulnerable U.S. seniors was handed a 26-month prison term yesterday.Stephen Sutherland, 43, swore under his breath as a court constable led him away after his plea for a conditional sentence to be served in the community was rejected.Provincial court Judge Allan Lefever ruled it was necessary to put Sutherland behind bars, saying predation on the elderly requires denunciation.Sutherland pleaded guilty yesterday to fraud o
Oct 16, 2003, 3:31 am - Todd - Lottery News

Elderly man loses $20,000 in lottery scam, police sayNews Story
Police said Wednesday they are investigating a lottery scam that targeted one elderly Vallejo man and possibly other victims in Vacaville and Sacramento.Vallejo police did not identify the local victim, who is in his 80s. They said he was approached in June by a Hispanic woman as he left Albertson's supermarket, 2001 Solano Ave. A lot of the lottery scams single out the elderly, Detective James Mathews noted.The female, who was crying, approached the victim and told him she had a winning lotte
Sep 5, 2003, 3:31 am - Todd - Lottery News

getting back to an old topic RNG controlledReply
lottobrain, very glad to read your perspective! Regarding your sentence, Suppose that they had found a way to actually program daily numbers into the RNG program to come out on specific days... , Eddie Tipton did that, and it's extremely well documented at Lottery Post. He did that on computers like the ones you described in Delaware. They all claim to be not connected to the internet, but that does not stop an insider. Here is the complete timeline of news stories documented at Lottery
Aug 3, 2021, 1:10 pm - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery scam investigation comes to TennesseeNews Story
Includes video report The Tennessee Education Lottery is cooperating with investigators as they look into one of the most elaborate lottery scams in U.S. history. The scam was the work of Eddie Tipton, a former security director with the Multi-State Lottery Association. Tipton has been convicted of fraud and sentenced to ten years in prison. But his brother and his old college roommate were recently arrested as the jackpot fixing investigation expanded. Prosecutors in Iowa say sur
May 11, 2016, 7:56 am - Todd - Lottery News

Infamous lottery scammer says US computerized lottery drawings remain fatally flawedNews Story
Eddie Tipton warned them. As the head of IT at the Multi-State Lottery Association, Tipton pulled aside his boss and told him the computer software that randomly selected the winning numbers for million-dollar games in as many as 17 states had a terrible flaw. It wasn't really random. Though his boss listened, Tipton told state investigators that other officials with the nation's chief lottery system did not. They told him to fix it, then moved on. A disgruntled Tipton made some upda
Mar 19, 2018, 8:32 am - Todd - Lottery News

Jamaican court goes easy on lottery scammersNews Story
There are reports of disquiet among Jamaican law enforcement officials over news that 15 men who pleaded guilty to lottery scam-related charges in the Hanover Circuit Court were sentenced to fines totaling $367,000. According to information obtained by The Gleaner-Power106 news centre, the men all pleaded guilty to possession of identity information on November 23rd and 24th. The reports indicate that seven were fined $30,000; five were fined $20,000 while two were fined $25,000. The ot
Dec 4, 2017, 8:27 am - Todd - Lottery News

How do you know if your Lottery System is getting better ?Reply
How can you POSSIBLY even THINK the lottery is a scam? They display the odds very clearly, and every one of us here knows the odds, it is not a scam whatsoever. What do you want it to be? one in three odds of winning 100 Million dollars? Are you out of your mind? Listen, we ALL know the odds, I don't think any one of us truly EXPECTS to win, but playing the lottery is NO DIFFERENT than betting on a trifecta at a horse race (albeit with much higher odds), we play this GAME as a SPORT,
May 23, 2011, 12:58 pm - guesser - Lottery Systems Forum

Canadian gets 9 years for U.S. lottery scamNews Story
A Vancouver man was sentenced to nine years in prison Monday for running a lottery scam in the United States that defrauded dozens of elderly victims of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Henry Anekwu, 43, was convicted in April of 10 counts of mail fraud and six counts of wire fraud, all of which were centered around a telemarketing operation that told victims they had won a lottery, but needed to pay taxes or other fees up front to claim their winnings. Individual victims paid as much as $60
Jul 12, 2010, 8:51 pm - Todd - Lottery News