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$275 MILLION: Powerball lottery jackpot raised again
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Here is the story of the Powerball website:
PHOENIX (Jan. 29, 2007) — When the Jan. 20 Powerball jackpot climbed to $205 million, Barry Salzman, Henderson, NV, did as he usually does – crossed the border to purchase a ticket at Boulder Inn (also known as “Rosie's Den”), a little café on state Highway 93, 55 miles from Las Vegas.
Salzman didn't win the jackpot, but he did win $10,000 by matching four numbers plus the Powerball. The bad weather put a crimp in his plans to redeem their ticket on Monday, Jan. 22, instead, he and his wife came to Phoenix on Friday, Jan. 26. As they say, timing is everything. When he came to the Lottery's office at 4740 E. University Dr. to collect his $10,000 prize, he bought another Powerball ticket. This time it turned out to be a $15 million jackpot winner. So, they were right back in Phoenix yesterday.
Blah Blah Blah..............................
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Just nit picking, but Powerball doesn't have a $10,000,000 jackpot.  They won a $10,000 prize and when they went to claim it they bought more tickets and won the big JP. I don't remember what amount it was, but Powerball starts at $15,000,000. You are right...I stand corrected. They did win a jackpot in Arizona.
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Westchester, New York United States Member #49802 January 27, 2007 168 Posts Offline |
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Here is the story of the Powerball website:
PHOENIX (Jan. 29, 2007) — When the Jan. 20 Powerball jackpot climbed to $205 million, Barry Salzman, Henderson, NV, did as he usually does – crossed the border to purchase a ticket at Boulder Inn (also known as “Rosie's Den”), a little café on state Highway 93, 55 miles from Las Vegas.
Salzman didn't win the jackpot, but he did win $10,000 by matching four numbers plus the Powerball. The bad weather put a crimp in his plans to redeem their ticket on Monday, Jan. 22, instead, he and his wife came to Phoenix on Friday, Jan. 26. As they say, timing is everything. When he came to the Lottery's office at 4740 E. University Dr. to collect his $10,000 prize, he bought another Powerball ticket. This time it turned out to be a $15 million jackpot winner. So, they were right back in Phoenix yesterday.
Blah Blah Blah.............................. That's insane "If you just keep believing, that dream that you wish will come true" 
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Jefferson City, MO United States Member #55720 September 20, 2007 79 Posts Offline |
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At $275 million, the Powerball jackpot is currently the largest in the world.
It only takes a dollar to win! Captain Lotto "Every day is a good day!"
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United States Member #4194 March 23, 2004 720 Posts Offline |
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 I would love to win that amount.
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United States Member #4194 March 23, 2004 720 Posts Offline |
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Here is the story of the Powerball website:
PHOENIX (Jan. 29, 2007) — When the Jan. 20 Powerball jackpot climbed to $205 million, Barry Salzman, Henderson, NV, did as he usually does – crossed the border to purchase a ticket at Boulder Inn (also known as “Rosie's Den”), a little café on state Highway 93, 55 miles from Las Vegas.
Salzman didn't win the jackpot, but he did win $10,000 by matching four numbers plus the Powerball. The bad weather put a crimp in his plans to redeem their ticket on Monday, Jan. 22, instead, he and his wife came to Phoenix on Friday, Jan. 26. As they say, timing is everything. When he came to the Lottery's office at 4740 E. University Dr. to collect his $10,000 prize, he bought another Powerball ticket. This time it turned out to be a $15 million jackpot winner. So, they were right back in Phoenix yesterday.
Blah Blah Blah.............................. Wow! Great story!
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United States Member #28776 December 15, 2005 1170 Posts Offline |
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after sales, what do you think the actual amount would be?
"By and by God caught his eye." David McCord
(12/15/1897 – 04/13/1997) US writer , epitaph for a waiter
"The vote, I thought, means nothing to women. We should be armed." Edna O'Brien
(12/15/1930 – ) Irish writer
"If you can count your money, you don't have a billion dollars." J. Paul Getty
(12/15/1892 – 06/06/1976) US zillionaire
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Maryland United States Member #51026 March 8, 2007 88 Posts Offline |
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Does anyone know if it's possible to split the payout methods? For instance, with one winning ticket, can you take half the jackpot as an annuity and the other half in a lump sum? I thought I heard about this being done before. But it was two people who played together and split their winnings in this manner. I guess I'm asking can this be done for one person?
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You could buy your own annuity. Take the lump sum and purchase an annuity of your own choosing.
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New Member  EVERYWHERE United States Member #58529 January 28, 2008 9 Posts Offline |
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That sounds cool, but i wouldn't want to BUY a annuity, pay to get paid my own money!!! I will just set up my own annuity, lol!!!
Good luck to everyone for saturdays drawing, i got my two dollar quick pick early thursday, and oh boy im telling you these numbers are it!!..... not like the crappy ones i usually get, It's going to happen this time, I feel it!!! 
Does anyone know if Indiana has the option to be anonymous???
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Does anyone know if it's possible to split the payout methods? For instance, with one winning ticket, can you take half the jackpot as an annuity and the other half in a lump sum? I thought I heard about this being done before. But it was two people who played together and split their winnings in this manner. I guess I'm asking can this be done for one person? This might be one of those times that a lawyer would come in handy.The lawyer could go over the lottery rules with a fine tooth comb and find out whether or not this is possible.I have read where people in a lottery pool took different payouts and the lottery said they would "bend over backwards" to help lottery winners.
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Maryland United States Member #51026 March 8, 2007 88 Posts Offline |
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Sacramento,Ca United States Member #1990 July 31, 2003 1163 Posts Offline |
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I wish everyone success in the powerball this weekend, Good Luck!!!!!!!
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mn United States Member #59524 March 4, 2008 276 Posts Offline |
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after sales, what do you think the actual amount would be? around 100 and below probably, either way its still alot of free money.
I will gladly exchange one dollar for one hundred mil
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United States Member #28776 December 15, 2005 1170 Posts Offline |
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around 100 and below probably, either way its still alot of free money.
I will gladly exchange one dollar for one hundred mil thanks rubberbandman !
But I think I should rephrase my question. Usually, after "record" sales on a large jackpot, the actual jackpot amount is larger than the advertised amount. I was wondering what some of you think it might jump to, if at all.
"By and by God caught his eye." David McCord
(12/15/1897 – 04/13/1997) US writer , epitaph for a waiter
"The vote, I thought, means nothing to women. We should be armed." Edna O'Brien
(12/15/1930 – ) Irish writer
"If you can count your money, you don't have a billion dollars." J. Paul Getty
(12/15/1892 – 06/06/1976) US zillionaire
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