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RL's T-Lex NotMyDay N-M-D sectionReply
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Jan 12, 2024, 6:19 pm - winsumloosesum - Lottery Discussion Forum

Hoosier Lottery Commission votes to approve $50,000 prize claim to winner whose ticket was ripped upReply
I recommend covering up QR codes, bar codes, and number codes that are on lotto receipts, including scratcher cards, before posting a photo or video or the lotto receipt online. Sometimes a thumbnail of the photo is encoded in the file, so post editing the photo to hide these identifiers still might not be good enough, because the info is still encoded in the thumbnail info. Best to cover up the codes on the receipt before taking a photo, if you are going to post it online. Keep in mind
Dec 3, 2023, 3:42 pm - Wavepack - Lottery News

Lawyer Reccomends NOT To Sign Ticket??Reply
Kate did a Video on this subject: VIDEO: Should you sign the back of your lottery ticket? https://www.lotterypost.com/news/338908 Happy Viewing!
Oct 11, 2023, 8:19 pm - Raven62 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Massachusetts store clerk indicted after stealing lottery ticket worth $3 million from customerReply
I can understand video evidence of someone throwing a ticket into a garbage can demonstrates intent to abandon a ticket. Video evidence of someone accidentally and unknowingly dropping a ticket to my mind does not demonstrate intent. They simply lost their ticket. If at a later point in time I find it lying on the ground, and it's not signed on the back, then it's mine. Unless I actually saw the person drop it, I'd have no way of knowing who originally bought it so that I could return it to
May 19, 2023, 9:10 am - GiveFive - Lottery News

Maryland lotteryReply
I rarely buy scratch off but when I do, it's the Five dollar tickets. I would research the ticket jackpot wins switch buying locations. Not sure if it's true but a lottery winner has a video clip where larger winning lottery scratch off tickets are never sold at same location.
May 15, 2024, 9:25 am - ma9ruiz - Lottery Discussion Forum

Look-alike actor from movie inspires Michigan man to buy lottery ticket, wins $500,000Reply
I am going to say Nicholas Cage his character bought a New York Lotto ticket but also it could be John Travolta I think his was a Michigan Lotto but then again it might be Jason Lee My Name Is Earl was based off him buying a scratch off ticket and he has been in some movies too, those just jumped out at me and don't forget about Luke Combs When It Rains It Pours Video. But I am sure someone else could come up with a few more.
Apr 24, 2024, 2:22 pm - Onelast8 - Lottery News

U.K. convicts used stolen card to win £4 million lottery prize; now card owner wants the winningsNews Story
Blotto Louts bender is short-lived Includes video report By Kate Northrop The owner of the debit card two United Kingdom convicts used to purchase a winning lottery ticket worth 4 million (US$4.98 million) says he wants to see at least a portion of the prize. Joshua Addyman, 29, was on the receiving end of a fraudulent debit purchase made by two jobless convicts, Mark Goodram and Jon-Ross Watson, which resulted in a 4 million lottery win. Just having learned of the win last w
Apr 16, 2024, 8:12 am - Todd - Lottery News

Kentucky woman quits job after winning $90,000 in the lotteryReply
Exactly. Evidence to prove an alleged fact can take the form of sworn testimony, documents, video, etc. None of that exists with numerology. Numerology is not accepted and has never been accepted as proof of a fact by any administrative or judicial entity. One would be laughed at if even suggesting it.
Apr 4, 2024, 9:33 am - Artist77 - Lottery News

UK couple battle over £1 million lottery prizeReply
If the first lottery operator viewed the CCTV footage and determined the prize money should be split, there must be something in the video that supports the boyfriend's assertion. If the boyfriend was lying, his claim would have been denied by the first operator. It seems that the second operator didn't like the boyfriend, for whatever reason, but the fact that the first operator accepted his claim, based on the CCTV footage, suggests that he was telling the truth.
Feb 26, 2024, 3:27 pm - Lotterologist - Lottery News

DC man sues the lottery after incorrect numbers posted on website would have won him $340 millionReply
Pretty ballsy, and he knows well and good he has no case, just trying to get his name in the papers. Why didn't he watch the video of the official drawing? They're all posted on YT, I believe. Why didn't he double check the numbers on a few other states' lottery websites and the Powerball website itself? All of that would have set him straight.
Feb 21, 2024, 11:16 am - db101 - Lottery News