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Question about signing the back of your lottery ticketReply
FYI: If you're Claiming Your Lottery Prize Anonymously with a Blind Trust: You Don't Sign the Ticket: The Blind Trust Signs the Ticket!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Argue On....
Jun 10, 2009, 6:51 pm - Raven62 - Lottery Discussion Forum

If you claim Big Win Anonymously Do you sign ticket or not...Reply
Going then by that, I guess that you leave it unsigned until after you form the blind trust (?).
Apr 16, 2009, 10:52 pm - LANTERN - Lottery Discussion Forum

Why you should try to remain anonymous if you ever win a jackpot!Reply
How much do you have to pay a lawyer to set up a blind trust? Doesn't the lawyer control the trust?
Sep 28, 2008, 12:00 am - mylollipop - Lottery Discussion Forum

-Lottery Signature-Reply
Do a Lottery Post search for Blind Trust : I think you'll find the answer you seek.
Mar 31, 2008, 6:38 pm - Raven62 - Lottery Discussion Forum

Which scenario would you prefer??Reply
rundown99, I would prefer #1 because I want to be in charge of claiming my prize -- and not have an attorney to set up a blind trust.
Mar 29, 2008, 4:18 pm - dphillips - Lottery Discussion Forum

The Anonymous Claimant POLLReply
The only reason why someone should have a blind trust is if they are a politician and don't want the appearance of impropriety. Otherwise you don't need a blind trust. Personally I think if I won enough it would be in an offshore trust. Only state I play in that doesn't offer the ability to have a trust is Oregon and I'd probably sue for the right to claim the prize as I wish since it's (after I win of course) my money.
Feb 26, 2007, 10:26 pm - dvdiva - Lottery Discussion Forum

The Anonymous Claimant POLLReply
I would say that many of these people's problems came about as a result of previously developed character flaws...the fact that they got lucky and came into large amounts of cash via the lottery only served to make them fodder for news reports. People of all backgrounds make both good and bad decisions. It doesn't matter if your working class, middle class, upper class, rich, successful business person, or a celebrity/athlete. Sure, claiming a prize in anonymity will relieve a person of some
Feb 21, 2007, 1:31 pm - OldSchoolPa - Lottery Discussion Forum

Will the TX lottery winner...come forth!Reply
perhaps he or she needs to get a lawyer to establish a blind trust. i believe they can do that in texas
Jun 22, 2004, 3:18 pm - ThinkBig - Lottery Discussion Forum

Lottery Rules in different Countries?Reply
Here is a link that Todd pinned to the Jackpot forum https://www.lotterypost.com/thread/326232 I researched the issue of anonymity and claiming options a while back and it includes other countries as well as the US states. Glad to see it is such a hugely popular useful post! And by the way, I see the issue of blind trusts pop up on occasion in the forums. People see the word blind in blind trusts and assume it protects the identity of the claimant. It has nothing to do with anonymity. If a st
Oct 30, 2021, 7:46 am - Artist77 - Lottery Discussion Forum

The TN Powball winner-1.6 Billion,,the lowdown.Reply
Dont be an idiot. Lots of winners do press conferences and again their names and locale are public record. How many people create blind trusts who dont have money or who are not prosecutors? Again, records are easily accessible on the Internet and anyone can find out where you live. Setting up a blind trust after the fact is meaningless. They had to find a new house and then buy it thru a blind trust. It doesnt matter how much mail you get. You throw it all away. The best time for a lottery
Mar 18, 2016, 6:58 pm - Redd55 - Lottery Discussion Forum