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Lotteries in other countriesReply
Well, I'll go ahead and say it: Avoid anything called eLottery . Do not even think about joining it. It is a huge pyramid scam, and if you are enough of a sucker to join it you will end up doing a lot of work for absolutely no profit, ever. It is worse than a waste of time -- it is a scam designed to pass money up to the owners, and that's it. There are lots and lots of web sites that will show up in Google under buy lottery tickets or online lottery or whatever. Many of them are eLottery
Feb 11, 2010, 8:49 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Gail Howard's Advanage Plus Program DiskReply
Whenever you buy a product from a company, if help is needed, then they do not give adequate support, it looks like a scam.
Feb 8, 2010, 4:33 pm - wantolearn - Lottery Systems Forum

There is this Book I wantReply
Thanks for posting this! I did read it. Maybe it is a Scam!
Dec 28, 2009, 6:22 pm - marcie - Lottery Discussion Forum

U.K National LotteryReply
I would like to know did you play! if you didn't you know it was a Scam!
Dec 13, 2009, 5:15 pm - marcie - Lottery Discussion Forum

U.K National LotteryReply
Well if they doesn't live in U.K they wouldn't quailfy for it anyway, that is what the other person said here, It probaly was a Scam.
Dec 13, 2009, 2:40 pm - marcie - Lottery Discussion Forum

Police arrest four in Chicago lottery ticket scamNews Story
Police arrested two men and two women earlier this week who allegedly ran a lottery ticket scam that targeted elderly Hispanic victims. The four worked as a team and typically sought out elderly Hispanic victims at stores and on the street, according to a release from the Chicago Police. The suspects would approach a victim two at a time and explain they were illegal immigrants and had a winning lottery ticket of more than one million dollars. They would then offer to share the winnings if
Nov 8, 2009, 8:53 am - Todd - Lottery News

psychic that can give winning numbers in texasReply
it doesnt work on me im not trying to scam anyone ill do a test run with news headlins to prove it to any one serous aboubt helping
Aug 5, 2009, 5:41 pm - wickked evil - Jackpot Games Forum

Pick 3/4 Business PartnerReply
The scheme changes but the song remains the same. One does not have to be a Pick 3 expert (or whatever the game is) to smell a scam. Because the fact is that if someone has a winning system to comfortably live off the lottery , then they would be living comfortably and not trying to get money from a stranger. It doesn't require any Pick 3 knowledge to figure that out. I'd suggest that if you're trying to get people to buy-in to some lottery scheme, you'd be better off selling it through Go
May 28, 2009, 8:12 am - Todd - Lottery Discussion Forum

Pick 3/4 Business PartnerReply
Hello Ma'am. I'm not interested in trying to scam anyone, okay. In this type of business, especially, it would be hard to scam someone out of money to play lottery numbers. Surely you understand this. However, your second sentence validates exactly what I intend to avoid. Everyone will want to jump in once they see that me in action and use my picks like you say. I've seen some of the predictions and systems here and I've tried them all which is how I've arrived to my present state. What is this
May 28, 2009, 12:36 am - Matchmaker - Lottery Discussion Forum

Man loses house in lottery scamReply
The better thing to do is to scam the scammer themselves,this one guy got $80 USD from a scammer.
Apr 6, 2009, 12:39 pm - BORGUSX - Lottery News