You last visited May 18, 2013, 5:38 pm All times shown are Eastern Time (GMT-5:00) | Maryland Mega Millions winner already in pool disputeTX United States Member #121208 January 4, 2012 784 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 10:49 am - IP Logged | |
No matter what happens out of this entire fiasco.......We all can take a valuable lesson or two when it comes to winning the lottery....."Pools with no rules are for fools".......Trying to fix misspoken claims is like pushing a snowball down the side of a mountain on a warm day Jackpots...Just Average Citizens Keeping Possibilities Open Towards Security  | | |
melbourne , florida United States Member #121155 January 3, 2012 73 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 10:50 am - IP Logged | |
Here is the problem she took the group ticket home without authorization and now she is saying the group ticket is the lossing ticket and that the winning ticket is personal. Well if you can walk to 7-eleven to buy it you should be able to walk back to mcdonald to put it in the safe b4 the draw so there won't be any conflict of interest. And why did the group trust her she doesn't look like an angel.lol | | |
Seattle, Washington United States Member #121168 January 3, 2012 78 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 10:54 am - IP Logged | |
There is such an easy way to play a work lotto pool that would avoid all this potential lying and deceipt: 1) Each person who plays in that individual lotto pool must sign a group pool signup form every time they play the pool. No signature, no pool entry, no exceptions. The lotto pool form is to spell out all of the rules for playing in that pool. 2) All pool lottery tickets are to be bought the day before the drawing, no exceptions. Tickets are to be bought at the same time each drawing, so players know they have a deadline they must meet. If someone wants to join the pool after the tickets are bought or the day of the drawing, they have to wait until next drawing. 3) Make a copy of the pool tickets & distribute a set of them to all members of the pool well before the drawing. 4) Keep a copy of the pool entry forms & tickets for at least 1 year. 5) Any tickets purchased outside the lotto pool are individual tickets & belong to the person who bought them; they're separate from the pool. No exceptions. If pool players would just follow these simple rules, there would be none of this ridiculous winning ticket drama. Handle this like a business & it'll never be a problem. | | |
RIGHT HERE!! United States Member #123302 February 17, 2012 987 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:05 am - IP Logged | |
Here is the problem she took the group ticket home without authorization and now she is saying the group ticket is the lossing ticket and that the winning ticket is personal. Well if you can walk to 7-eleven to buy it you should be able to walk back to mcdonald to put it in the safe b4 the draw so there won't be any conflict of interest. And why did the group trust her she doesn't look like an angel.lol Let's not judge someone on how honest they may or may not be based on looks alone, thats really foolish!! | | |
Dutchess , NY United States Member #121976 January 21, 2012 1331 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:12 am - IP Logged | |
If this turns out fake, that's a really heartless joke to play on your co-workers. I'm sure shes unemployed already. This is why i demand copies in our pool. Her manager should of known this. and make your last check bounce.
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United States Member #69214 December 28, 2008 301 Posts Offline
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I always play in a small pool and I am the pool caption. I buy the tickets and scan and email it to the group. That way there is a timestamp and everyone knows the ticket numbers. I can buy as much as I want on my own ...No issues there.. I too was in a lottery pool years back and was the one to buy the tickets . I also would purchase my own tickets. However, I made copies of all the tickets and gave them to the members The tickets was left in the safe at the school. There was many ways to make a different in your personal tickets even the agent.Maybe she should have purchase her own from a different place. | | |
melbourne , florida United States Member #121155 January 3, 2012 73 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:19 am - IP Logged | |
Let's not judge someone on how honest they may or may not be based on looks alone, thats really foolish!! What you mean don't judge by looks .when I go to mcdonald to eat my food should be fine like there posted pictures says. And I should have a smiley face on my way out.so looks is everything lol | | |
Sacramento,Ca United States Member #1990 July 31, 2003 1718 Posts Online | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:22 am - IP Logged | |
According to the MD Lottery, the winning ticket in Maryland was a single Quick Pick - not a $5 ticket. So I'm not sure how much of this story is true. We'll just have to keep following it. Sometimes these things have turned out to be false in the past. Todd, I agree, but he (Allen) said that he gave her $5 to buy more tickets which she took home and didn't bring back the new tickets to be put in the safe with the rest of the tickets. She could have bought five single tickets which she didn't bring back to the Mcdonalds safe, I feel that she has to share the money because she can't prove otherwise because she didn't bring the tickets back to the safe with the other tickets. | | |
Oklahoma United States Member #82920 November 12, 2009 3433 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:26 am - IP Logged | |
According to the MD Lottery, the winning ticket in Maryland was a single Quick Pick - not a $5 ticket. So I'm not sure how much of this story is true. We'll just have to keep following it. Sometimes these things have turned out to be false in the past. Todd, the video shows a man purchasing the ticket now this man could be her 'fiance' however she said said she bought the ticket.... this story is very confusing to me... 
Win BIG everyone..... I Love Pink & Green....1908 | | |
Oklahoma United States Member #82920 November 12, 2009 3433 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:38 am - IP Logged | |
Todd, I agree, but he (Allen) said that he gave her $5 to buy more tickets which she took home and didn't bring back the new tickets to be put in the safe with the rest of the tickets. She could have bought five single tickets which she didn't bring back to the Mcdonalds safe, I feel that she has to share the money because she can't prove otherwise because she didn't bring the tickets back to the safe with the other tickets. good point ben , for her sake hopefully she has a $5 ticket that she bought right after work if not she is headed for a long leagal battle. What get's me is the 7-11 clerk said that the lottery officials reviewed the survelliance video and it shows a man buying the ticket. So let's say (I might be stretching here) that her 'fiance' bought the ticket whose to say the she didn't give him the lotter group money to play with. However she keeps saying 'she bought the ticket. drama, drama, drama, I need a drink after reading this...LOL... Win BIG everyone..... I Love Pink & Green....1908 | | |
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smithfield United States Member #64947 August 28, 2008 29 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:39 am - IP Logged | |
Thats why is never good to play in a lottery pool. Because face value or word of mouth agreement is never good. Unless there is a written agreement signed by everybody in the pool. Thats why i never play lottery pools. Written agreements is the best way to prevent things like this from happen. And finally have it notarized and then there will be no disputing. | | |
Little Rock, AR United States Member #68865 December 19, 2008 228 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:43 am - IP Logged | |
This is why everyone should have a list of the numbers they are going to be playing. | | |
TX United States Member #121208 January 4, 2012 784 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:50 am - IP Logged | |
I really like this part of the story,"Allan said he and Layla went to Wilson's home and pounded on the door for 20 minutes until she finally came out. "These people are going to kill you. It's not worth your life!" Allen said he told her. "All right! All right! I'll share, but I can't find the ticket right now," she finally said, according to Allen."
Really ?? REALLY ?? You can't find the ticket right now ?
Then there's this part of the story, "I don't know if I won. Some of the numbers were familiar. I recognized some of [them]," she said. "I don't know why" people are saying differently. "I'm going to go to the lottery office [today]. I bought some tickets separately."
Is this taxpayer for real ?
She is truly fits the definition of "gormless" Jackpots...Just Average Citizens Keeping Possibilities Open Towards Security  | | |
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capitol heights maryland United States Member #126012 April 2, 2012 1 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:51 am - IP Logged | |
sounds a little shakey to me just be honest and share the wealth if need to be. I look at it this way you still going have more than you had before. sooooooo what,s the problem!!!!!!!!!!!!! | | |
charlotte, nc United States Member #108543 March 26, 2011 52 Posts Offline | | Posted: April 2, 2012, 11:55 am - IP Logged | |
She may be lying because the lottery office said when they viewed the camera it was a male that purchased the tickets but you never know this is what happens with pools. You have the one person that will be greedy if she can prove that the boyfriend or husband purchase her tickets seperate then they get nothing it is hard for me to see 15 mcdonald's employees couging up $5.00 a piece they only make $7.50 per hr they have to account for all their money. | | |
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