Jackpot claiming preparations. Serious business.

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savagegoose — Fri, 05 Feb 2016 02:32:57 GMT

I think keeping my mouth shut would be my hardest trick. its part of that 7 reasons to not win,. in particular do you want to keep your friends?

Im guessing i will lose almost all of them and really its just how much it will cost. Even my family will behave like they deserve moar. I can see me not talking to 1 or 2 of them as well. As i wont be used to large sums of money, i could have an income of say $10k a month and live better than i ever have. for the 1st year. to ease myself into sudde... [ More ]

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Dreaming Gemini — Thu, 04 Feb 2016 23:19:46 GMT

I believe your state, South Carolina, allows winners to remain anonymous. Lucky you. My state has made exceptions to their policy of disclosure when winners demonstrate a high risk of harm. If I win, I need to figure out what my high risk of harm would be.... guess the lottery expert attorney can help me with that one.

I like the advice of when you figure out what area you want to live in, rent a nice pad in that area for a year first. The first year of going from rags to riches has got

Jackpot claiming preparations. Serious business.

travelintrucker — Thu, 04 Feb 2016 19:38:22 GMT

I think that it is good to be know what you are getting yourself into, and to know what to do. You never know; your numbers just may come up. What I do know is, someone's numbers will come up. I hope they would have the wherewithal to do some research before coming forward. With that said, I wanted to share some things I thought of doing before, during, and after claiming a jackpot win. Firstly, I wouldn't tell anybody. I wouldn't even tell my employer. I'd tell them that I've found a new job op... [ More ]