NT lotto players 18+

[Deleted member 42060]

yo nt I was thinking about how people pool in money for lotto and some strike it big especially when jackpots reach above 100 million. Do you all think this would somehow be possible on nt?

just a crazy idea out there, im in ny so ny players could hit ny lotto, and if yall wanna hit mega mill or powerball we could try that. the odds are against us but what do you say?

 

[kramer]

Even if we won that'd be a ton of work splittin it all up

 

[lalph rauren]

I'm down

I was so salty when the workers from a waldbaums in farming dale won the powerball 200mil jackpot

One of them was a 19 yr old college chick

 

[infyrno23]

It would never ever ever work, the person who actually buys the physical ticket would never post again and disappear, guaranteed

 

[Deleted member 42060]

yea that 19 yr girl was asked if she was married

maybe if dudes paypal the money and numbers they like someone goes to the bodega and gets the tickets...
im legit so im not pulling some bs, idk how many ppl we need

 

[joe billionaire]

Originally Posted by Infyrno23

It would never ever ever work, the person who actually buys the physical ticket would never post again and disappear, guaranteed

THIS

 

[coolgraymemo]

Originally Posted by Infyrno23

It would never ever ever work, the person who actually buys the physical ticket would never post again and disappear, guaranteed

Pretty much.

 

[whyhellothere]

trusting nters with money

just donate it to charity or something

 

[ruxxx]

Originally Posted by Joe Billionaire

Originally Posted by Infyrno23

It would never ever ever work, the person who actually buys the physical ticket would never post again and disappear, guaranteed

THIS

No doubt.

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I wouldn't though.

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Seriously.

 

[al audi]

This has been discussed already, its easier said than done.

 

[omgitswes]

It'd be easier if you did it by region.

 

[kingtre]

Originally Posted by Al Audi

This has been discussed already, its easier said than done.

it's not really that hard...i wouldn't wanna go through it but all you need is a papertrail of payment, some sort of contract and for the person buying the tickets to send copies to all parties involved before the drawing-

trust anytime any of these big tickets are cashed there are investigations...and if it came down to a lawsuit if you had all the info you could win

 

[Pathos]

lulz @ splitting up the money

i'm tryna get mine

 

[datpiff110]

/thread

 

[kingtre]

Originally Posted by RetroSan

lulz @ splitting up the money

i'm tryna get mine

like i said if i sent you money to be involved and by some crazy chance the ticket won and you tried to bounce trust i would get mine and you would lose whatever was to be yours in the meantime


funny this popped up on my yahoo news feed:

[h1]Lawyer withdraws $7.5 million dollar lottery claim[/h1] By ANDREW DUFFELMEYER | Associated Press – 6 hrs ago

DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — A New York attorney's decision to withdraw his claim on a multimillion dollar Iowa Lottery prize doesn't put to rest officials' questions about how he obtained the ticket.

Crawford Shaw, of Bedford, N.Y., withdrew his claim Thursday on a multimillion dollar Iowa Lottery prize just as mysteriously as he has made it, saying through a Des Moines law firm that he couldn't satisfy lottery officials' request for basic information about how he obtained the winning ticket.

The lottery has asked the Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation and the Iowa attorney general to investigate.

Officials say Shaw submitted the ticket for redemption on behalf of a trust on Dec. 29, less than two hours before it expired, and has identified the recipient only as a corporation in the country of Belize. The lottery wants to know how Shaw obtained the ticket to make sure it wasn't stolen and that a valid player bought it.

It has been 13 months since the winning ticket was purchased at a Des Moines gas station in December 2010. The payout for the prize would have been $7.5 million cash, or $10.3 million spread over 25 years after taxes.

Iowa lottery officials had given Shaw until Friday to provide the identities and contact information of anyone who purchased or possessed the ticket.

Instead of claiming the prize in person, as is normally done, Shaw signed the ticket on behalf of the trust and shipped it by FedEx to a Des Moines law firm he had retained.

Shaw, 76, sent a fax to the law firm Thursday saying he doesn't know the identity of the purchaser. The firm relayed the information to lottery officials.

"In order that the claim be resolved without further controversy, Crawford Shaw, as Trustee for and on behalf of the Trust, does hereby withdraw the Claim and does hereby agree to take no further action to enforce the Claim," the fax signed by Shaw reads.

Shaw signed the ticket on behalf of Bedford, N.Y.-based Hexham Investments Trust, though lottery officials have said he misspelled the name of the trust by leaving off the second "h." Shaw claimed not to be a beneficiary of the trust.

Iowa Lottery CEO Terry Rich said Thursday that it's the strangest situation officials can recall in the 26-year history of the lottery. He declined to speculate on the details of the claim, saying if he knew more than what's been released, lottery officials would probably be writing a check to a winner.

"I'm telling you, if I could take all of the suggestions, it would be a heck of a fun book," Rich said.

He previously had said the lottery had received several claims that the ticket was stolen.

Iowa law also prohibits employees and contractors of the lottery, their relatives and anyone younger than 21 from playing.

Shaw said Wednesday through the Des Moines-based Davis Brown Law Firm that if the jackpot were paid, the money would be donated to charity. He declined to comment further Thursday.

Records show Shaw played at least a minor role in the collapse of Industrial Enterprises of America, a chemical company that was looted and bankrupted in 2009 by a stock manipulation scheme. Shaw helped found the company after taking control of a Houston-based shell corporation, serving as its CEO from 2004 to 2005.

Shaw's history also includes lawsuits alleging fraud in Delaware and Texas.

The unclaimed money will go toward future prizes, Rich said.

 

[infyrno23]

I'm pissed, this chick in College Park just won the Mega Million jackpot from Tuesday.
Face all over Yahoo front page,

I currently am holding the winning Powerball tickets for tomorrows drawing.... Will disappear and forget where I came from the moment I take pics with that giant check.

 

[iamdavidrice]

I'll be in charge

 

[stillin729]

If I won the jackpot, I'd go buy a GTR drive it through the doors of my work then announce I quit. I'd grab a cab back to Nissan and get another GTR and start driving to San Diego from Philly to buy my beach mansion because I can.

 

[joeykadesh]

Originally Posted by Infyrno23

It would never ever ever work, the person who actually buys the physical ticket would never post again and disappear, guaranteed

I can see the thread now "Help I've been scammed out of 2.5 million dollars"

 

[Pathos]

Originally Posted by Infyrno23

I currently am holding the winning Powerball tickets for tomorrows drawing.... Will disappear and forget where I came from the moment I take pics with that giant check.

 

[infyrno23]

Originally Posted by RetroSan

Originally Posted by Infyrno23

I currently am holding the winning Powerball tickets for tomorrows drawing.... Will disappear and forget where I came from the moment I take pics with that giant check.

Not literally... I'm trying to foreshadow a victory! Lol

 

[Deleted member 42060]

lol im wonderig if mods would be in on this