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NJ store owner returns lost $2M lottery ticketReply
The name has been compared to Smith, although the people I know named Smith are not to thrilled about that. I guess one day we'll read a story where the writer says: ...Local man- we will call him Yogi Patel... In any case here's to you Yogi
Jul 17, 2015, 2:39 pm - haymaker - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
PrinceRene, You might have gave plenty of thought into it but you didn't research Patel on this board before posting what you posted. Oh well. Happy New Year.
Dec 30, 2014, 11:06 am - Coin Toss - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
I made my case. You did what you did. Anyone reading this thread will see you are wrong. As far as questioning my character, provide your evidence. Otherwise you are just jumping to another conclusion. Just in case I didn't make myself clear enough here is what I'm talking about, noise-gate Since the article does not name of the owner who did the deed, l could not help thinking of a name we all familiar with...yeah that one : Patel. It is plain as day to anyone with a working brain cell t
Dec 23, 2014, 6:56 pm - PrinceRene - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
Had you read the articles before making assumptions about racism I doubt you would have posted the same remarks. Two or three, coincidence. When the same name is involved in so many lottery scams it's wither being used as an alias or is a red flag for anyone asking someone else to check their tickets. Patel might be a very common name in India, but so is Smith in the U.S. There's not a whole bunch of smiths involved in such scams.
Dec 22, 2014, 9:48 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
You such a freaking hypocrite- coming in here like you pure as the driven snow.Clearly you trying a win an argument without merit. What the F does crossing the border got to do with folks who are scamming innocent people of their money? Your attempting to take this topic in a direction that clearly incites taking sides. I think you are a Patel or of the Indian community which is why you being so militant about me naming these folk! I told you before- you are not the voice of reason here, you not
Dec 21, 2014, 8:45 pm - noise-gate - Lottery News

Scamming store owner loses lottery licenseReply
l had no idea you were a Patel or related to one- my apologies.It was not a blanket Statement, but an opinion. If you took the time to research some of the convenience store owners who have ripped people off in the recent past that name at times comes up.Now you educated, now you know. Lets just stop with this racist Bulls@#$%# comment shall we?
Dec 21, 2014, 2:04 pm - noise-gate - Lottery News

Pick 3 for Super DummiesReply
If i were you i would change my nick just so i won't mislead people...anyways the difference between a dummy and a superdummy like yourself is huge ..is why you don't know what to play,when to play,why when ordering your numbers to Patel you have no idea which one is which and which one will hit if by a miracle one of them hits ,how many combos,how to analyze the game and extract the winning combos ,and many more variables that i am an expert.I sent you onYOUR 'Nj Am i the only loser topic my st
Oct 19, 2014, 10:56 pm - Igamble - Lottery Discussion Forum

Why Americans Will Quit ( Gambling ) Playing The Lottery?Reply
Stack, are you sure about the use of a EBT card? Was the clerk, Black or White? Before anyone jumps up and screams , Racist , think about this. Once, I stopped at a quik stop to turn my tickets in, but I had to use the ATM. The ATM wasn't working and the clerk, (one of the Patel brothers) told me I could use a credit card, which is a no-no in Florida. All the receipt had on it was gas and the amount. My point is, the clerk could have known the buyer. I can not believe any state would allow the p
Oct 5, 2014, 7:53 am - CARBOB - Lottery Discussion Forum

Ohio Lottery investigating frequent winnersReply
The most prolific lottery winners in Ohio Rickey Meng, Cleveland, Ohio; 302 claims since 2008. Samuel J. Sliman, Canton, Ohio; 217 claims since 2001. Manojkumar Patel, Highland Heights, Ohio; 199 claims since 1996. Nimer M. Abuhamdeh, Westlake, Ohio; 185 claims since 1996. James R. Bennett, Polk, Ohio; 160 claims since 2009. ========================================================== All I can say is it's about time, a poor man does not stand a chance, with all these swindlers....
Sep 15, 2014, 10:04 am - Jani Norman - Lottery News

Georgia Lottery cracks down on 'shadow winners'Reply
ELUCKYDREAM*, A lot of store owners and managers are named Patel. That being the case I don't think they're buying all these tickets, just scarfing up the losers that players throw away and entering them in second chance contests. ___________________________________________________ I guess Georgia really doesn't like any one sending in a beard but this guy had to know that eventually the lottery would get suspicious.
Sep 13, 2014, 8:02 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery News