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Indiana lottery to outsource some operationsReply
In Texas the NTTA turned over management of toll roads to CINTRA, a corporation based in Spain. Take a moment to google what the citizens of Texas think of the NTTA now. Thinking in absolutes and blindly adhering to ideology leads to this kind of nonsense. There are people that would argue it's better to let a foreign corporation profit off Americans than let Americans draw a pay check. Ever since our idiot governor Rick Perry started this privatization push, now we're paying all these excess fe
Jul 13, 2012, 11:14 am - JPJohnson - Lottery News

Rhode Island woman, 81, claims $336 Million Powerball jackpotReply
Move to Spain if you want that kind of Lottery!
Mar 7, 2012, 9:14 am - dpoly1 - Lottery News

Entire town, except one guy, wins $950M lotteryReply
No, we don't. There would be no reason to play PB and Mega Million. It reminds me of that episode of Martin. Martin thought he won millions, but then he found many people won and he wasn't so rich after all. There would be no quitting your job, buying your dream home, traveling the world, sending all the kids to the college. People play because they dream of being millionaires not thousandaires. It's blessing all those people won, but leave it in Spain.
Feb 5, 2012, 2:59 am - Simba774 - Lottery News

Entire town, except one guy, wins $950M lotteryReply
Oh no we don't! That is so socialist! If Powerball worked that way, then if the jackpot was hit this Saturday, the winners would only gross 75,000 before taxes! Definitely no where near a life-changing sum of money. So let Spain have their El Gordo and let Powerball and Mega Millions be PB and Mega Millions respectively. I am sure those in the stay anonymous crowd would agree with my sentiments, as the evidence of the sharks, leeches, and parasites coming out of the woodwork and descending on th
Feb 3, 2012, 8:55 am - OldSchoolPa - Lottery News

Entire town, except one guy, wins $950M lotteryNews Story
Just a few weeks ago, the 70 households in the isolated farming village of Sodeto were struggling under the double whammy of Spain's economic downturn and the ravages of a severe drought. Some were even thinking of passing up Spain's huge Christmas lottery, known as El Gordo the fat one which is something of a national obsession. But they bought tickets out of loyalty to the homemakers' association here, which makes a small percentage on the sales. And then, their number came in. All bu
Feb 2, 2012, 4:35 pm - Todd - Lottery News

World's biggest lottery draw sets new recordReply
Good Question. Next Time in In Spain , I'll buy a ticket along witha Euro Millions!
Dec 15, 2011, 11:00 am - TheRightPrice - Lottery News

Help for my 6/49 game,from clever lottery post membersReply
Spain appears to be now 6 Hours ahead of the time at the Lottery Post. So when I posted on: July 6, 2011, at 12:29 PM It then was 6:29 P.M. on Spain or 18:26 Hours. I then posted way ahead of those lottery drawings. Spain's time right now: 02:51:55 PM, Friday 08, July 2011 CEST 24 hours UTC/GMT Offset Standard time zone: UTC/GMT +1 hours Daylight saving time: +1 hour Current time zone offset: UTC/GMT 2 hour Time zone abbreviation: CEST
Jul 8, 2011, 8:52 am - LANTERN - Lottery Systems Forum

Atheist converts after mock prayer to win $1M lottery is answeredReply
Let me put it this way Ridge. I'm not asking you to prove it to me, I'm asking whether you can claim that you saw proof. Let me guess, you've seen the word Spain for the past 10 years, every single day....
Jun 17, 2011, 12:44 am - joker17 - Lottery News

Spain to privatize lotteryReply
The socialists are going for the capitalists' evil plan of making mo' money. Zapatero is going bye-bye soon. The popular party made massive gains (the Popular party in Spain are the conservatives (repubs)) they are getting with the program like the rest of Europe and getting rid of the cancerous socialists.
May 24, 2011, 8:00 am - jarasan - Lottery News

Spanish lottery player wins €123M Euro Millions jackpotReply
if an American citizen won, he or she would have to pay the max federal income tax, as you mentioned 35%, plus state income tax. No, they won't have to pay taxes from Spain. According to wikipedia, the only country in Europe that taxes Euro Millions winnings is Switzerland. If I was the winner, I'd collect the money anonymously, move to a tax friendly country and then renounce American citizenship. No way I'm giving the IRS $60+ million for something they had no part in whatsoever but then ag
May 14, 2011, 11:06 am - OwlCreekBridge - Lottery News