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uncledougy

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Mar 1, 2012, 12:58 am

I am trying to figure out who signs the back of the lottery ticket if you win a jackpot and wish to remain anonymous by claiming the winnings through a blind trust. Does the attorney sign? The Trustees? or the person that bought the ticket?

I see everywhere that you should sign your ticket right away to claim ownership, but does this comprimise your ability to be anonymous? I would think so....anyone know???

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Mar 1, 2012, 3:02 am

The trust is the name of the group the trust belongs to, the ticket is probably claimed in the name of the trust.

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Mar 1, 2012, 3:18 am

is a trust like a corporation?

i actually never sign my tickets...because i never lost them...

until actually i lost my wallet the other day.

it had had a $40 dollar key wheel in it for sweet million...luckily my hanging ghost is still hanging around!

luckily nobody won the jackpot.

and i had a $25 front pair ticket winner ...also unsigned...

not my lucky day...

but at least when i went down to the precinct i met some very friendly police officers...that now will be my friends for life!!!

Look at the glass half full.

sorry about the caps guys, using the shift buttons really slow down my flow...since i am not looking at the keyboard when i type...if i was to ust the shift keys i would always have to look down...and i dont really want to look down.
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Mar 1, 2012, 3:24 am

the trustee; or sometimes called executor, of the trust.

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Quote: Originally posted by ShotokanWizard on Mar 1, 2012
is a trust like a corporation?

i actually never sign my tickets...because i never lost them...

until actually i lost my wallet the other day.

it had had a $40 dollar key wheel in it for sweet million...luckily my hanging ghost is still hanging around!

luckily nobody won the jackpot.

and i had a $25 front pair ticket winner ...also unsigned...

not my lucky day...

but at least when i went down to the precinct i met some very friendly police officers...that now will be my friends for life!!!

Look at the glass half full.

sorry about the caps guys, using the shift buttons really slow down my flow...since i am not looking at the keyboard when i type...if i was to ust the shift keys i would always have to look down...and i dont really want to look down.

though loss. btw. do u practice shotokan? OSU!

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Mar 1, 2012, 10:14 am

Quote: Originally posted by uncledougy on Mar 1, 2012
I am trying to figure out who signs the back of the lottery ticket if you win a jackpot and wish to remain anonymous by claiming the winnings through a blind trust. Does the attorney sign? The Trustees? or the person that bought the ticket?

I see everywhere that you should sign your ticket right away to claim ownership, but does this comprimise your ability to be anonymous? I would think so....anyone know???

Thanks,

The answers to your question will vary because each individual state has different rules. For instance in Iowa a trust can claim the winnings but the name of player who purchased the ticket must be known.

https://www.lotterypost.com/news/241598
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Mar 1, 2012, 10:18 am

In California it has to be signed by the PERSON that purchased the ticket.

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ShotokanWizard

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Mar 1, 2012, 12:19 pm

Quote: Originally posted by kyokushin187 on Mar 1, 2012
though loss. btw. do u practice shotokan? OSU!

i have done some self teaching of the short form in tai chi...and i used to play around with drunken monkey style...but only when i was drunk. (which by the way is very dangerous to do!)

(i like the philosphy of jeet kune do)

my jeet kune do IS drunken monkey style, i would do better with a tail...but to answer your question...

No i do not practice shotokan...i just like how the word sounds...

and it sounds cool with wizard...to me anyways.

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Mar 6, 2012, 1:52 am

I'm with California! I'm signing the ticket (at least the part where

the signature is suppose to be), even if claiming it later

as a trust, to leave a jackpot winning ticket blank is crazy!!
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Mar 6, 2012, 1:59 am

Dont forget when you sign the back of ticket under your signature write " TICKET OWNER " ...

Always sign the back of any of your ticket no matter if their winners or losers .

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Mar 6, 2012, 8:37 pm

Quote: Originally posted by ShotokanWizard on Mar 1, 2012
is a trust like a corporation?

i actually never sign my tickets...because i never lost them...

until actually i lost my wallet the other day.

it had had a $40 dollar key wheel in it for sweet million...luckily my hanging ghost is still hanging around!

luckily nobody won the jackpot.

and i had a $25 front pair ticket winner ...also unsigned...

not my lucky day...

but at least when i went down to the precinct i met some very friendly police officers...that now will be my friends for life!!!

Look at the glass half full.

sorry about the caps guys, using the shift buttons really slow down my flow...since i am not looking at the keyboard when i type...if i was to ust the shift keys i would always have to look down...and i dont really want to look down.

Maybe if you were looking down you wouldn't have lost your wallet.