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Lottery 'winner' sues for $63MReply
My mistake was notifying politicians of what was going on thinking they would help me. Instead, I believe this clever plot was probably devised to prdvent me from exposing the corruption in the lottery system. I have proof that can prove that the officianls at both NJ and NY lotteries are corrupt. But they'll do anything to prdvent that, I think including eliminating me. Who do you think they'll protect, Me, who they perceive as just a person or the integrity of their system? The answer is
Dec 25, 2003, 5:36 am - jacaesar - Lottery News

Lottery 'winner' sues for $63MReply
Thank you Todd: I believe this is a clever way for the lottery officials in conspiracy with politicians to try and discredit me. However, if the purchase data is protected from being modified they can match it with the information which I supplied to them months ago and prove something very wrong is going on. Note: The winning information was never posted on the mega million website when the ticket came out. Moreover it was pulled from the NY website and subsequently put back on after I no
Dec 24, 2003, 1:49 pm - jacaesar - Lottery News

State to end televised drawings of lotteryReply
Least you should forget ,John Gotti's mother-in-law won the New Jersey lottery, Pa. lottery balls were weighted with mercury to the benefit of lottery insiders, Ill has has 2 known crime heads win the lottery and on and on. The first lottery of this nation was cancelled, I believe, due to corruption! You should also remember that even if the whole thing was rigged they would still have to let a few of us outsiders win in order to keep the sham going so play and enjoy yourself. you may just b
Dec 9, 2003, 5:38 pm - lottograndma - Lottery News

N.Y.State lottery answer my questionReply
Lottery is a state game that is taxable. Anything being taxed is open to public inquiry and should be published. Their explanation is suspect and certainly leaves room for corruption or financial mismanagement. If you truly want to know the payout amounts, and you should if you play the NY Lottery and you are interested in how the lottery helps New York as well as the New York school system, my advice would be to start a small group of 10 to 15 people, not all lottery players, but people inte
Nov 8, 2003, 9:59 pm - Jorli D - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery player going to court over Powerball ticketReply
I agree with Allender that the lottery officials are probably lying about the time of the purchase. They have got to come up with a better way to establish validity of the purchaser. The people at the lottery commissions are just that HUMAN and when it comes to the amounts of money in lottery jackpots they are subject to corruption. Moreover, when it's just an average person involved, they probably feel that if they lie they will never get caught because they expect no one to believe the vict
Nov 4, 2003, 3:14 pm - jacaesar - Lottery News

High Court OKs Lottery Worker's ProsecutionReply
In response to lottery agent's lying about annuity or cash. There's always a first time for us to hear things. When people in position do secret things their hope is that when someone uncovers the truth that no one will believe them. That's why so many people have gotten away with wrongdoing. However, I know the ticket was a cash payment ticket because I purchased it. Furthermore, after I was given a hard time, I was finally allowed to come and inspect the ticket and I have a copy of it to
Nov 4, 2003, 1:31 pm - jacaesar - Lottery News

Cash vs Annuity, Part 3Reply
Quote: Originally posted by hypersoniq on June 21, 2003Given the fact that corporate corruption at the top of the ladder is running more rampant than even the 80's, and the government is sworn to give them whatever they need to eliminate the middle class in the U.S. of A. (They'd like nothing more than to make us a third world workforce... Shipping ALL the jobs to mexico, india, pakistan... and then bringing in cheap labor via the H1-B visa)... I'll take the cash before it has a chance to be los
Jun 21, 2003, 1:55 pm - Thomas Covenant - Lottery Discussion Forum

Mass. 6/42 & 6/49Reply
I live in Massachusetts and have a season ticketfor Megabucks. Whatever the reasoning 20 years ago,there's definitely no reason for denying winnersthe cash now, and they should change it. But thisis Mass, where corruption, small-mindedness, incompetence and inertia rule, so I don't know what it would take to get a small change likethat done. To be honest, the Mass lottery *really* needs to do something to make both games more exciting andget a little publicity and fresh ticket sales. The Big G
Apr 17, 2003, 1:03 pm - tg636 - Jackpot Games Forum

NY subscription winner a LOSERReply
tg: No lottery winner should EVER be forced to receive annuity payments. MA doesn't fully respect the rights of lottery players. To me, annuity-only lottery prizes reek of (possible) corruption. I suppose if MA had their way, Mega Millions winners in MA would have to receive annuity payments also. MA also has many annuity-only scratch games. Here in NY there are about a half dozen annuity-only scratch games. When did those people win their annuities? Perhaps the reason why they didn't co
Jan 10, 2003, 10:45 am - CASH Only - Jackpot Games Forum

Chinese lottery officials accused of corruptionReply
. To: Wang and Bao, It's a harsh world in which we live. This is truly a sad situation for you two. I personally expect better from Asian people. The errors of just a couple of citizens have not ruined my opinion. I personally hold the Asians, which I've seen here, in the USA, to a higher standard, and your errors, if judged guilty, have not ruined my opinion. The organ donor thing is HARSH, when I think about it. I never heard of it, but if they do that over there, I bel
Aug 29, 2017, 1:03 pm - Groppo - Lottery News