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HoLeeKau

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Jun 13, 2013, 7:37 pm

Quote: Originally posted by haymaker on Jun 13, 2013
I would not change my lifestyle that quickly, main difference is I would no longer have a job.

Only the people at work would notice that, my neighbors would not b/c I have a weird schedule, work weekends.

Even when they seen my truck is at home 7 days a week, I would just say, I 'm on layoff.

As for new vehicles and other obvious things, everyone knows I trade stocks, so I would use that explain my windfall.

Another plan I have is saying the new found wealth is the result of a legal settlement, and part of the settlement is I cannot discuss it w/anyone.

Here come the Judge, Judge, yea don't nobody budge, cause here come the Judge.

Another plan I have is saying the new found wealth is the result of a legal settlement, and part of the settlement is I cannot discuss it w/anyone.

That's a good one!
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Jun 13, 2013, 7:46 pm

Quote: Originally posted by haymaker on Jun 13, 2013
I would not change my lifestyle that quickly, main difference is I would no longer have a job.

Only the people at work would notice that, my neighbors would not b/c I have a weird schedule, work weekends.

Even when they seen my truck is at home 7 days a week, I would just say, I 'm on layoff.

As for new vehicles and other obvious things, everyone knows I trade stocks, so I would use that explain my windfall.

Another plan I have is saying the new found wealth is the result of a legal settlement, and part of the settlement is I cannot discuss it w/anyone.

Here come the Judge, Judge, yea don't nobody budge, cause here come the Judge.

ohhhhh Good idea. And I take metro so my car is always here when I am not. So no one would know the day job ended.

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psykomo

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Jun 13, 2013, 7:54 pm

Quote: Originally posted by sookie on Jun 13, 2013
It won't be an issue for me because when I do win, I will be moving in fairly short order before buying a new car, ect. I'd move to a gated community.

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brees2012

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Jun 13, 2013, 8:02 pm

What would you do IF you won the lottery for millions $$$$$$$$$ and the media came to your home .

Talking to your neighbors , then what ? They would know , you won the lottery ...

Just like this eldery lady her picture taken and the world knows she won ....What steps would you take

to secure yourself and family????

Ready To Win ....
dager

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Jun 14, 2013, 11:41 am

When people start wondering where the money came from just tell them you can't talk about it.... make them really start to wonder.

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luckyshoes

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Jun 14, 2013, 11:47 am

Quote: Originally posted by luckyfangirl on Jun 12, 2013
I would tell them I won the lottery but lie about how much I won. Like if I won a 100 million I would tell them I won 100 thousand so that way I could help them out if they need money but know they won't ask for too much. I wouldn't but anything too crazy too fast and maybe start a small business or something to explain the other things I buy over time.

Me 2 !

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Goteki54

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Jun 14, 2013, 9:01 pm

I'd just tell my family that I hit a jackpot in Vegas or something for a million or two. So when I buy a new house and a new car, it wouldn't be something that would be on their radar. Problem solved. The only way they would know would be when I die and my will is read. The only problem with that is that when they die, they might try to kick my butt for all eternity in the great beyond for lying. l

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haymaker

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Jun 14, 2013, 9:25 pm

Quote: Originally posted by HoLeeKau on Jun 13, 2013
Another plan I have is saying the new found wealth is the result of a legal settlement, and part of the settlement is I cannot discuss it w/anyone.

That's a good one!

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Teddi

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Jun 15, 2013, 9:14 am

Even if you lived in a state where your identity could remain anonymous, so what? They still announce the city and location where the winning ticket was purchased from. Whatever story you come up with, once you start spending people will at least guess. So the NUMBER 1 way to avoid suspicion: MOVE!

If you have a person (or family) you are very close with, it will probably be impossible not to tell them. But don't let just anyone in on your plans. I mean, just look at how Gloria's ex DIL is telling all of their business and where they are going to be living. Everyone doesn't need to know everything, even family. You can get away with fudging your income to people who aren't involved in your business affairs.

If you know a friend or relative needs financial help, find a way to get it to them anonymously. Send them a money order, supermarket and gas gift cards, pay off their medical bills, you can get them out of trouble without ever letting them know it was you. Donating anonymously is always best anyway.

I too would prefer Cersei Lannister to Tiny Hands. She always pays her debts, hasn't filed 6 bankruptcies and is educated enough to know Nambia isn't a country.