Florida lottery winner Richard Lustig has won 7 grand lottery prizes. His lottery book details his ‘simple secret system’.
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Richard Lustig Lottery Book Review
Appreciate your review, and I know everyone is entitled to their own opinions, but here is the bottom line. Lottery-guy, how many jackpots or lottery games have you actually won? Just sayin’. What is your success rate? I am not meaning to disrespect you or anything, but I want to win the lottery too, and I would like to get tips that help me win them. I’m getting the book and I paid $24. I want to read it myself and see what he is pointing out personally. If I see someone who has won the lottery numerous times versus someone who has not shown if he has won any lotteries or not, who do you think I will give my attention too? Anyway, I hope you are not taking this the wrong way, but just getting to the bottom line here. Thanks
I get where you are coming from Sly – maybe this will help: The Big Question.
Just don’t forget, if you got the book from Amazon you can return it for a refund if you decide it’s as bad as I think it is. Just saying 😉
What do you consider winning the lottery “numerous times”? 7, 8 9? In a 30 year period that is 9 out of 1,500 or so. If you play every time, you may well be losing money overall. Winning just about every time there is a drawing is impressive and constitutes a “system”.
19th Century promoter PT Barnum is still right. A sucker IS born every minute.
He sent me a flyer in the mail saying he would pick numbers for me and if they didn’t hit he’d send me back my money. I didn’t win a cent, sent it back to him and he kept my money, never sent it back.
Don’t be stupid Sly, Richard has bought tons of tickets every week, every month of every year. There’s no method to what he does except he kept pouring his familys hard earn $ into the lottery for years and has never really been a big winner. The last win being 2010. It’s been proven he’s made more off of selling his nonsense advice. Good luck.
Biggest nonsense I paid for in a long time… blah, blah, blah… Don’t spend a dollar on this book, it’s just not worth it. If you buy the book then he won the lotto again. Lucky man that’s all… the book is a piece of paper worth nothing. There are no secrets in this book whatsoever.
I tried it fully. Doesn’t work. I spent $650, for a month, using his Auto Lotto Processor. Played all the games, followed advice he personally emailed me – after I asked questions. I LOST. Out of the $650 – I won $85.
People, you need to understand that this Richard guy is just someone that is given a percentage of the profits from selling these products by a marketing group that uses clever sales tactics in the sales letter. I did catch something not right in the sales copy. He said he won a $1,100,000 something lottery, and bought with the winnings a house next to his friend that told him his secrets to win a lottery. They show a picture of the house he bought with the winnings and it sure looked like it cost at least $5 million and could in no way be purchased for winnings of a little over $1 million. That after taxes is actually substantially less than $1.1 million! It’s all a lot of b.s.!
He claims he will send your money back if you don’t win. Luckily I didn’t send him much. If you get his BS in the mail, throw it away, it’s garbage and his guarantee is BS – he won’t send you a penny back.
Does the book have numbers?
No, it doesn’t have any information about number selection.
It has page numbers – but not many of those either 😉
Yeah I was just about to believe that crap as well.
Just goes to show how gullible, easily led, dumb and emotional we are as human beings. But we just can’t really help ourselves. “HOW SAD”. That’s Life. Move on..? But we know how to pick up the peices and start again. A story of my life sssshhhoosh.
I was one of those people who bought the system – well let’s just say it’s not worth it. Yes, it’s $147.00! So keep your money, it’s not worth it. All you get is more alerts to buy another system to pick numbers. That is $197.00! Oh, by the way, I haven’t won. Just lost my money. Don’t lose yours!
I want to order the book. How to order the book? I don’t have no computer. Send me an address.
Please don’t buy it Shirley, save your money for something worthwhile… read my review above 🙂