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Food for thought regarding anonymity....Reply
Anonymity has always been a popular topic on this board. I've lived in several states including MA, NH and now FL and I don't think there's anyway to keep your name out of the public records, even with a Trust. Maybe I'm not recalling the NH laws correctly, since I never won enough to worry about them. But I thought that no matter how your money is claimed, the name of the trust, the lawyer and the person who owns the trust will be published. That doesn't mean that it will be printed in the new
May 16, 2006, 3:07 am - justxploring - Lottery Discussion Forum

New System software coming soon...
Get ready for Duke v1.0... The results so far are absolutely fantastic! In other words - very profitable! So get ready for a system that I'm sure you will enjoy using and really get excited about once you see the results. I used this same system last week in Dash for Cash and made $557.50 with it, and I'm just a rookie at pick 3 and lotteries in general!!! This week, I am also using Duke v1.0 in Dash for Cash and you can visit the thread and check up on me to see if this one is for r
May 7, 2006, 5:34 pm - sfilippo - Lottery Systems Forum

The Solution t This Gas ExtortionReply
An excellent idea but, unfortunately, the American people will not inconvenience themselves for a common cause. If there's a Mobil station on the corner where they buy their gas on their way to or from work, they won't drive six blocks out of their way to buy from Citgo. If you want to fight the high price of gas, buy crude oil options or invest in oil service companies such as Schlumberger, Inc. It won't bring the price of gasoline down, but you'll make enough money to pay for your gas for
May 2, 2006, 1:08 pm - jim695 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Secrets of the 3 Digits out MethodReply
I must admit my add-ons (90% solution,rundown roots,etc) to this 3-digit out method brought to the LP by WinD must be fairly sound because no one of the pick 3 elite/worldwide have refute my findings Its takes a confident predictor, certain in his/her abilities to release some treasured secrets I will grow from this
May 1, 2006, 7:38 pm - Blackapple - Lottery Systems Forum

Lotto DocumentaryReply
A lot of us who are older no longer care that much about putting on airs. Uff Da! So true. Although I've been that way most of my adult life. I've often thought there must be something wrong with me because I have no desire for lots of jewelry or fancy clothes. I get the strangest stares when I say if win the lottery, I'm going to buy a new Camry. I do agree there are many people who buy lottery tickets who probably should spend the money on groceries. However, in this country $1 doesn
Apr 27, 2006, 2:18 am - justxploring - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery scammer busted by Border PatrolNews Story
A woman accused in Illinois and Florida scams and featured on the TV show America's Most Wanted was arrested in El Paso, Texas, a report said Wednesday. Maria Gomez, 49, was among 16 illegal aliens U.S. Border Patrol agents detained when they were spotted crossing a river near the U.S.-Mexican border. The high-profile arrest occurred Monday evening when Border Patrol agents witnessed a group of people crossing the river four miles from the Zaragoza Bridge, trying to sneak into the Unite
Apr 26, 2006, 6:50 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Lottery System - A Debate.Reply
Two, folks who pick their own numbers, such as birthdays, special dates, various designs on the play slip, etc. No attempt is made to know if the combinations to be played have ever come up in a prior drawing. These folks don't care about the past. Bobby623 I must then fall into another category (like 2-1/2) because the first part of this paragraph is true, I do use birthdays and ages, but I am sure my special dates definitely have never come up in a prior drawing. I wish I had played a
Apr 3, 2006, 4:05 am - justxploring - Lottery Systems Forum

Powerball lottery jackpot reaches $250 millionReply
What would $120.1M cash look like? And if $120.1 million is just too hard to imagine, here are some fun facts about what $120.1 million looks like. Measured in one-hundred-dollar bills, $120.1 million: Weighs 2,648 pounds. It would take 1.3 one-ton trucks to carry all the cash. Would line up, end to end, for 113.7 miles, crossing the US almost .04 times. Would stack all the way down to the deepest ocean depth .01 times. The Challenger Deep is 7 miles deep; a stack of 1
Feb 10, 2006, 7:44 am - anonymous77 - Lottery News

Kong-size lottery prizes put winners in spotlightNews Story
What would you do if you won $1 million? What if you won $8 million?Those were the questions two local residents faced after each won King Kong-sized prizes in the New York Lottery in recent weeks.Ryan Maxwell, a 25-year-old construction worker from Malden-on-Hudson, said his $1 million King Kong Millions game ticket will buy him and his girlfriend a vacation, a wedding and an investment in the future for the couple and their unborn child.Jie Lin, 36, of Kingston, a Chinese immigrant and restaur
Jan 10, 2006, 10:12 am - Todd - Lottery News

Hoosier Lottery...worse than you thought!Reply
I would like to thank everyone here for the warm reception! @Cash Only:Yes, at least Indiana has a cash option but what is it? That's the point! They will not tell you what it is. They will not commit to anything other than saying it exists. What's the big secret? I mean after all these people are running a lottery and it is not unreasonable for a player to ask for the value of the cash option and to get a straight answer. (BTW...you're welcome.)@Zoozie: Well, I have no children, and my pr
Dec 30, 2005, 12:46 am - Uncle Jim - Lottery Discussion Forum