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- Elderly Washington woman loses her home and...
Reply #3I hate to victim blame but you got to be a special kind of dumb to sell your house and send someone $600,000 thinking that you needed to do that to claim a lottery prize.I'm sorry but that needed to be said that is just crazy.Don't get me wrong the guy is evil I feel bad for the woman did […]
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Reply #7I agree. When Louisiana does raffles, they are for $1million at $10/ticket. That's a much better deal.[ 4,433 views ]
- Michigan woman in tears at $1 million prize after...
Reply #2Congrats to her, enjoy the summer fun with extra cash.[ 3,219 views ]
- Louisiana lottery winners collect their "Night of...
Reply #3He will have to pay an extra $70,000 in California state income taxes. But still a nice payday on a $2 ticket.[ 2,444 views ]
- Idaho man wins the lottery for the 18th time over...
Reply #16Really[ 5,912 views ]
- Nevadans mourn shuttering of California Lottery's...
Reply #14Ok, so you there is a store on the California side? So is that the one closing[ 5,852 views ]
- Arizona Lottery delays expiration date of $12.8...
Reply #31If some of them were QPs the ultimate irony would be if she decided based on the numbers she got, and she didn't like the numbers on the winning ticket.There's some logic in the store asking her to keep them in the order they were issued, but I'd expect most stores to let the customer […]
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