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You have to be fairly brave to risk buying whole rolls of scratch off lottery tickets in one go. Or do you..?
Well, here’s one guy who did exactly that. And not just once either (spending a total of $2,700). I won’t spoil the surprise of how much he ends up winning – you’ll have to watch yourself to find out 🙂
Here’s a timely warning. Always check winning lottery tickets yourself.
Most lottery retailers are honest decent people. And they get a real buzz when their store creates a big lottery winner.
But greed can do unpleasant things to some people.
A recent NBC broadcast warned of the danger of dishonest store clerks attempting to steal winning lottery tickets, and various other scratch off lottery ticket scams.
It was red faces all round at the Illinois lottery company last week.
About 3,000 duplicate quick-pick lottery tickets were issued!
Now that’s embarrassing.
[It was a software problem and only affected players in Illinois, USA]
Lottery terminals were being upgraded over the weekend, and part of the software upgrade process caused a problem with quick pick numbers not being cleared down properly.
If you lived in Pennsylvania in 1980, and were old enough to read a newspaper, I’m pretty certain you’ll know all about the Nick Perry lottery scandal.
But for those of us who don’t know, and for those who love a good conspiracy story – here’s the one about the Pennsylvania lottery scandal.
“OK, I don’t believe in crystal balls and stuff, but is there such a thing as lotto experts who can predict lottery numbers? There seem to be quite a few around selling software programs and they seem to know lots of complex math that looks really useful?”
Most sellers of lottery prediction software are simply out to mislead and make money out of you.