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Con artists target N.J. seniors in lottery scamReply
This is an interesting and an informative article. However, there are some concerns and they are: 1. First, the lady changed her number. If the number is unlisted, how did they get her number? 2. Second, if she were thinking on her feet, she could have told the men, wait a minute, let me have your name and your number and I will contact the police department for verification. 3. Third, the Monmouth County Prosecutor's Office is concerned about lottery scams and the office is doing an e
Nov 7, 2010, 11:21 am - dphillips - Lottery News

Maryland Pick 4 for November.Reply
9748 what a mess Poo Poo Choo Choo train! It is a replay of the famous 1987 saga of the garbage scow that couldn't find a home -- only worse. This time the carrier is a 61-car train. On board: 5,000 tons of sewage sludge, most of it treated human waste. It is nothing to sniff at. In fact, nobody wants it. The sludge, courtesy of the citizens of Baltimore, set out on its vagabondage from Maryland nine weeks ago, and has been plying the rails ever since. After Louisiana declined the tribute,
Nov 5, 2010, 9:28 pm - four4me - Pick 4 Forum

Lover found lottery winner's bodyReply
I think ANY tragedy should be treated with DIGNITY and RESPECT. I am sorry for this young man's life that is now lost, sometimes evil comes in many forms, even comments like those of some of the more cynical posters on here who are obviously also jaded and that transparency is only too obvious. Only in their own heads is there the wanton error for it to be mistaken for sarcasm or the group/ village joker comment, but of course we all know better. That or they don't actually care anymore either w
Oct 31, 2010, 2:23 am - LotteryJunkiE99 - Lottery News

Calif. lottery winners try to remain as anonymous as possibleReply
To my understanding, if you win the multi-state lotto in California, the Mega Millions, thelotto officials are required by law to give out your full name and thecity where you purchased the ticket. You can refuse to have your picture taken if you wish. You can not collect through a trust in California, that is for other states like Ohio or Maryland but not California. Look at the winners history for Mega Millions. Every person who collected annymously or who used a trust to collect their money i
Oct 18, 2010, 7:28 pm - OwlCreekBridge - Lottery News

Determination versus Free WillReply
There aren't enough choices in this poll. what about these? I believe in Determination and I think I'm destined to win big some day or I believe in Determination and I think it is my fate to never win big but spending $4 a week on lotto tickets is cheaper than going to the movies and it's alot more entertaining. Read this article https://www.lotterypost.com/news/221072 It's about Garina Fearon, a prison guard who won 54 million dollars as a result of buying the WRONG ticket. She m
Sep 29, 2010, 12:06 pm - OwlCreekBridge - Lottery Discussion Forum

Powerball winner breaks ground on latest giftReply
I was just asking how much he won, Louise. The article didn't specify how much he won and I can't watch the video cuz they won't pump in that hi-speed internet to us pore white trash crackers up here in the mountains. dr65 and petergrfn responded and told me he won $260 million. I then said I wished him the best. I don't know how you misunderstood anything. It was plain old English without even having to deal with my hillbilly accent. You oughta hear me when I got a mouth full of biscui
Sep 24, 2010, 12:35 am - rdgrnr - Lottery News

How much do you have to win in order to be...Reply
yeah some interesting facts in the article like the avg nigerian was happier than the avg westerner. hehe i would be happy to if I was scaming all that money from stupid rich westerners. but really the point about adjusting you contentedness level based on how content you are. and being biased by how well off you compatriots seem. it means when you win lotto move into a trailer park. you will be feel more content than if you move into a luxuarious gated compound, where everyo
Sep 15, 2010, 1:34 pm - savagegoose - Lottery Discussion Forum

Undercover lottery investigation tests store clerks' honestyReply
I wasn't going to weigh in on this article because I didnt think I could add anything that hasn't already been said by others. After watching the video's I'd like to add something that I'm aware of. I live in New York State. While they dont confiscate past due parking tickets from lottery winnings, The State of New York will definitely confiscate any child support or NY state income taxes in arrears. I'm aware of those two things, but there could be more that I'm not aware of. Prior to cuttin
Sep 8, 2010, 11:53 am - GiveFive - Lottery News

Undercover lottery investigation tests store clerks' honestyReply
I think it's Awesome that they mention Lottery Post in the article in a most positive way!!! Excellent Job Todd!! California has a bad track record, New York lottery commission should of welcomed DATELINE it would of saved New York money in the investigative area. I think what the New York lottery commissioner did by sending out the warning was totally wrong. As far as the guy in Texas that had that million dollar winner stolen. I'm glad he got some of the cash and i hope they recover t
Sep 7, 2010, 5:49 pm - CutlassBob - Lottery News

Jackpot Lottery Winmners Going BriokeReply
Coin I agree on the psychology of exageration; heed the Oracle At Dephi's ditum AVOID EXCESS Statistically a certain percetnage of lottery winners do go broke within five years, but the percentage claimed depends on who is writing the articlde or study. ~Coin STATISICALLY SPEAKING The researcher concluded that winning the lottery only postponed bankruptcy based on the fact that 5.5% of winners filed within 5 years? The only way that conclusion can be supported by the data is to c
Sep 3, 2010, 9:30 pm - eddessaknight - Lottery Discussion Forum