Search

Trial in N.C. lottery fraud case beginsNews Story
Federal prosecutors said Thursday that former N.C. lottery commissioner Kevin Geddings spent 60 telltale days last year working for a lottery company, holding a state lottery post and deceiving the public. In opening statements in Geddings' fraud case, Assistant U.S. Attorney Dennis Duffy said Geddings had a lucrative relationship with lottery vendor Scientific Games that was a conflict of interest as a commissioner. By failing to disclose the relationship, Duffy said Geddings violated a law
Sep 22, 2006, 2:30 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Elderly S.F. man loses $10,000 in lottery scamReply
You have to be scum of the earth to fraud the elderly. Scammers are just like the scum who post here on Lottery Post of tales of their lies and spam this website. Get a life loser!!!!!!!!!-weshar75
Sep 19, 2006, 1:16 am - weshar75 - Lottery News

A BigGame NotSoSecret SecretReply
If they can change the number that the 5000 people betted on so that that number is not a winner, that is enough to say that mega millions is a fraud. There are not suppose to know what the winning numbers is
Aug 9, 2006, 12:35 am - ANTH15 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Personal Problem.. Advice requestedReply
I was in a simular situation.. pay first and no show or pay half and pay after..etc. I DID reply to BBB and then I also called FBI and they DID dfo an investigation and found FRAUD!!! I was rewarded 3X back what I paid them and got the check within 2 weeks!!!!
May 11, 2006, 12:40 am - eyewilwin - Lottery Discussion Forum

Sign the petition - eliminate computerized drawings!Reply
The Lottery computers are picking numbers no one has picked. They have a database of all the numbers and are making the jackpot go up and up so the state makes more money. We need to expose this fraud. I have also heard theories they can rig the mechanical drawings by putting air in the ping pong balls. We need to make the system fair.
Apr 11, 2006, 9:35 am - Infini8444 - Lottery Discussion Forum

this is just a questionReply
they don't care check web site ripoff reports and see how people are being scammed by plasmanet/freelotto so check it out i have read the fraud alerts and they only have two reading and this company is in bad with the BBB of new york for not repling to the complaints that are against this company because they are rude to you on the phone and they say you are not a winner when you have the e-mails of being a winner
Mar 31, 2006, 2:45 pm - funtime - Lottery Discussion Forum

this is just a questionReply
Quote: Originally posted by funtime on March 31, 2006 Because i have been scam by plasmanet/freelotto saying i was a winner of 10,000,000.00 more than 3 times so you tell me this company has spam many people the company new york. they want you to play more lottos and you don't recieve anything. you can go to ripoff reports and look under lottery and you will see how many reports that have been made If you referring to the person from Australia that won a car he eventually got his prize. Ther
Mar 31, 2006, 2:39 pm - four4me - Lottery Discussion Forum

Most victims of the scam were US citizensReply
Quote: Originally posted by Chewie on March 4, 2006 The Nigerians were detained on suspicion of commiting fraud or involvement in fraud in the scheme, which earnt them a total two million dollars (1.7 million euros). earnt them !! I love the British!!!! I wish we spoke like that! Earnt a lot of money, did they! C-O-O-L ! What are you talking, we say that all the time down south.LOL And you don't have to go deep into it either. No kidding! Wait until you hear, I heared instead of
Mar 4, 2006, 11:08 pm - Tenaj - Lottery Discussion Forum

Massachusetts store owner wins $1 millionReply
It is hard to trust that a store owner who wins at scratch tickets at his own store is entirely due to luck. In most sweepstakes and contests they have rules against employees entering or winning their own sweepstakes, because if someone from the same company wins it gives the appearance of collusion, fraud and an inside job and undermines trust in the contest.
Mar 2, 2006, 11:16 am - tg636 - Lottery News

Pennsylvania man loses thousands to lottery scamNews Story
Gary Young said he should have known better, but the promise of thousands of dollars clouded his judgment a bit.Now, the North Sewickley Township man is out more than $3,500, the victim of the latest scam to target the region.In a letter dated Dec. 15, from the purported Transmerica POS Prize Pool Lottery, Young was told that he had until Dec. 30 to claim a $50,000 prize. To claim the prize, he had to take a Transmerica check, worth $3,950, and cash it, so that he could wire money to the lottery
Jan 30, 2006, 7:30 am - Todd - Lottery News