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Kentucky man arrested for cashing stolen lottery ticketNews Story
By Kate Northrop Louisville Metro Police arrested a man who admitted to cashing in a stolen lottery ticket. On Dec. 28, 2013, 57 year-old Dwayne Horne walked into a BP gas station on W. Broadway in Louisville to exchange a winning lottery ticket for cash. Investigators learned that the ticket was the same one that was reported stolen at the Cecil Service Center about a mile away. The Kentucky Lottery contacted Louisville police when they noticed the stolen lottery ticket had been redeem
Jan 22, 2014, 9:16 pm - Todd - Lottery News

Do you sign your tickets?Reply
Still going with this, huh... Don't you see that's your whole argument, that you need to sign your ticket, OR ESLE! Well, what is that OR ELSE? It's someone trying to take ownership of your ticket by theft or fraud isn't it? Exactly what I was explaining. And you make statements like: ...the lottery doesn't concern itself with whose signature got on a ticket... ...if someone else gets ahold of it and signs it, it's game over sadly for the rightful owner. Sorry, that's just plai
Dec 31, 2013, 6:14 pm - Jon D - Lottery Discussion Forum

Gold Silver & BronzeReply
Stolen 775-107 Steal 210-110-876-272-9679 Stealing 101-( you are stealing) 112( others stealing ) Theft 658-166 Gold 660-953-560-861-051-762-253-298-571-3198-3091-5210 Silver 822-150-357-829-746-197-766-2576-1705 Bronze 091-320 Jewel 163-491-316-(abundance of 731)-521-573-5370 Jewelry 798-649-631-948-9014-3940 Metal 495-247-997-518-326-7147
Nov 13, 2013, 4:42 pm - gsWinner - Mystical Forum

So if you won the jackpot...Would you still keep a landline telephone??Reply
Yup, would still keep one. Have one now. With the last roubd of storms in the Midwest people thought, Im, ok, I have a cell phone. They got a big surprise when the towers weren't working and there was no cell phone communications. There's been numerous times when everything else was out but we still had LL. On tiday's news they talked about cell phone theft growing and growing and how talking on one in public makes you a target. And why, oh why, can't people stay off of them? And
Jun 13, 2013, 7:12 pm - Coin Toss - Lottery Discussion Forum

Collecting prize money at the Store ProblemReply
i really hate to say this google glass would screw these kind of folks over big time i hate very idea of people wearing things in future like google glass with a blink of eye,they can record ever thing they see not everyone cool with having someone i your face recording 24/7, but these folks prove why freedom to record a right, get these beeps fired i would raise hell on earth if someone tried to steal a prize form me i sure think ever state lottery needs do heavy undercover
May 27, 2013, 7:34 am - joshuacloak - Lottery Discussion Forum

The Power of SubstitutionReply
RJOH Sorry you think pool organizers are engaged in some kind of theft. Folks who organize and participate in on-going pools usually share the expenses and the rewards. I think I read one of your posts where you said you 'ran an office pool' but gave it up because it was too much work. Were you just using someone elses money for your own advantage?? The 'dollar' crowds are the ones who are taking advantage. They are usually the first in line with their hands out when the
Feb 13, 2013, 1:26 pm - bobby623 - Jackpot Games Forum

Honest: Idaho Lottery retailers pass 4-month security auditNews Story
Using undercover operatives and decoy high-tier winning tickets, the Idaho Lottery has concluded a four month investigation to protect the security and integrity of all its games. During the investigation, the Lottery evaluated cashing procedures of the decoy winning tickets at 128 of its 1150 retailers in 61 cities and towns across Idaho. The net result of the investigation showed that 100% of all Idaho Lottery retailers checked had met all of the security and integrity criteria. We believe
Sep 17, 2012, 11:27 am - Todd - Lottery News

Woman arrested for trying to fake jackpot winning lottery ticketNews Story
Note to anyone thinking of gaming the state lottery: it never works. An Elgin, Illinois, woman tried to cash in on the record $656 million Mega Millions lottery jackpot with a ticket she bought online eight minutes after the winning numbers were drawn, officials said today. Leandria Williams, 28, was initially charged with wire fraud last week for falsifying documents. She has now been charged with attempted theft and forgery, according to the Cook County sheriff's office. An investigat
May 1, 2012, 3:40 pm - Todd - Lottery News

NY lottery winner charged with welfare fraudReply
CD, Most of these people have no clue that the rest of us are working and going without, Now theres a story about a guy who used his ebt cash to post bond, in Michigan gas stations are allowing ebt and many of our recipients receive food and cash, which means we are paying for gas, cigarettes, lottery, the restaurants are pushing for ebt, so they can cash in as well, on the backs of taxpayers. And yes, it's everyone business to know what welfare people are buying and they know it, the store o
Apr 15, 2012, 9:47 am - sully16 - Lottery News

Nebraska lottery equipment upgrades coming soonReply
utomatic ticket checkers i agree with cutlassbob, i think ever lottery store that has this would help the end users and everyone else behind the desks would help keep honest people working at terms to boot its just a waste of workers time to check your Tickets for you that are losers , when we have the tech for them just to walk in, scan their own tickets super fast, know the total they didn't win or won, we kill clerk theft. I hope people would check their own tickets Geez, if th
May 20, 2011, 2:10 am - joshuacloak - Lottery News