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Chasing a NumberReply
Hello, my name is Truly Blessed and I am a number chaser. I've chased the same number since last fall. It has hit one time and I was out of town and missed it. Thank you for accepting me into the Number Chaser's Anonymous group. I look forward to taking steps to free me from this addiction. Thank you all. Ha ha....You guys made my day. I could just say ditto to so much of what you have posted!!!
Sep 5, 2008, 1:01 pm - trulyblessed - Pick 3 Forum

EZMoney's "I won $86 million" thread: Lessons learnedReply
I get what you and Coin Toss are saying. I never thought about it like that. Imagining the vastness of the Internet. I was seeing this place as a little community, but it's not. It's the INTERNET. I was also seeing it as being able to share with you guys that I won while staying anonymous because you don't really know who I am. Maybe I'll make that announcement here one day or maybe I won't. I have the win the Jackpot first!
Aug 10, 2008, 9:07 am - One2Adore - Lottery Discussion Forum

possible?
In California, If one got lucky enough the win the lottery jackpot and wanted to stay anonymous, would they be able to for a long time? or would the winner's name be publicly released in like...5 years or something... And also, How far away do you like to go to purchase your ticket(s)? I want to start playing again but do not want buy tickets in my city.Surrounding cities are pretty close.
Jul 30, 2008, 3:03 am - blackblue - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery-winning doorman gets the girl but might lose jobReply
You can bet that when the money runs out, the leggy Swedish model will leg- it out of there too! It is crazy that lottery winners in the US are required to go public. People don't go public about the salaries, at least most don't. So why require people to declare publically a lottery win? Would she have fallen in love with him if he hadn't won? The New York Lottery could declare that all new lottery winners will be allowed to choose anonymity - they could use that as a point of difference. I
Jul 24, 2008, 12:06 am - myturn - Lottery News

Ottawa barber, client share $32M lottery winReply
A Blind Trust is a Trust that you put your money in where you don't want anyone to know that you won a large amount of money or a lottery. You can put the Trust in you and your spouse Initials or a name made up of part of your last name and your wifes maiden name. A Lawyer will explain if you want a Blind Trust what you can and can't do when you put a name on the Trust. I've seen some with Initials of the family members. This way relatives, people wanting money won't know you have it or ho
Jul 9, 2008, 7:25 pm - LottoLin - Lottery News

I changed my mindReply
You got three choices: Move to a state where lottery winners are anonymous. Play on lotteries where the first prize is so low your name will not get mentioned on the lottery companies website. Don't buy lottery tickets at all.
Jul 7, 2008, 3:51 am - MillionsWanted - Lottery Discussion Forum

OK...I give up.Reply
Help is not the word. If you can't gamble for the fun of it. Then don't spend all your money on a pipe dream. Study try differnent things. Don't tell people not to play the lottery because things are to hard for you to handle. Get some help, stay far away from Lotto posting all this on this site doesn't help your lotto problem. This site is full of LOTTO...lol...lol...not a place for someone who is trying to solve a issue with life. Please do us all a favor and yourself go and get some help. 1-8
Jun 25, 2008, 9:34 am - undress - Mystical Forum

Man quits lottery pool, then wins with Quick PickReply
If the person tried to claim a share of the pool's winnings without having contributed to the ticket purchase there wouldn't be any question that they were trying to steal a share. How is it different when they take several shares by taking the numbers the pool was using? Sure, nobody has an exclusive right to the numbers, but we're not talking about playing the same numbers as a result of random coincidence or using some system that produced the same result. We're talking about deliberately usi
Jun 5, 2008, 1:56 am - KY Floyd - Lottery News

Jackpot hit...Moving or Not??Reply
I'd want to stay in the state, both because I love it here and because there is NO state income tax. Since I wouldn't be a big spender on material things, the high sales tax here would be far less than income tax for me. Depending upon the extent to which I could keep the win anonymous, I'd stay in my present location until the real estate market picks up and I am able to get a good price for my view property. That could be two or more years. If anonymity became a problem, I'd likely use this as
May 29, 2008, 1:13 am - Uff Da! - Jackpot Games Forum

$196M Ohio lottery winner trying to claim anonymously?Reply
If you take an average number of (over) 100 lottery winners world wide, annually, and multiple that over the last 20 years, you come up with an astonishingly high number of people. That only counters the jackpot winners. The count of less then the jackpot is probably 100 or 200 times that. The number who are bothered are minimal. Remove those who blab and blab to all who will listen, and that number drops even higher. Remove those who chose to remain in high crime areas, or hang with criminal an
May 28, 2008, 2:33 pm - MeFirstYouLast - Lottery News