devilsblood
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so someone came forward and claimed the 1.5 lotto in south carolina. they are going to remain "anonymous". anyone buy that?
I certainly would if I lived in a state that permitted it (NJ doesn't of course).
A quick google search will tell you why you want to remain anonymous. Friends and Family literately kill to get your money.
the state was on record saying that they needed this ticket claimed for the tax money it budgeted for. this person waited an entire year with life changing money without spending it?
it is amazing to me that none of these people that claim anonymous are ever found out? no one raises a question when their coworker just ups and leaves? or starts buying new fancy things? when the person does move no one near where they move to asks about them where they are from what do they do? just weird.
*hires private army* like biggie once said, mo money, mo problems.
Amazon probably has them.You sure could if you won $800M or whatever it was. Hell, an F-16 "only" costs $20M.
Not sure where you'd find the depleted uranium rounds for it though. They don't have those at Cabela's.
That bit's amazing to me. I'm guessing maybe it's a really old person. I get hiring a lawyer and a CPA, but a few months and I'd be good to go, and itching to spend some $$$.
I’m guessing whatever investment house wants to win your assets in the future sets you up with a line of credit using the ticket as collateral.
That bit's amazing to me. I'm guessing maybe it's a really old person. I get hiring a lawyer and a CPA, but a few months and I'd be good to go, and itching to spend some $$$.
Well, there's a difference between and handful of your coworkers and your neighbor finding out, and the national media being put on blast. I'm sure a few people know, but who cares. It's having CNN or NBC camping out on your doorstep and letting every huckster on Earth know who you are that they seek to understandably avoid.
no one can keep a secret esp this day with social media. if someone at my job won the lotto and they wanted to stay unknown i really doubt it would stay unknown. someone would go to the news and report it. i'm not even saying it would be done on purpose. maybe i tell my wife wow this guy won and then she tells someone at her job who repeats it and then someone finally goes to the news
which is why i find it really really weird that (as far as i can tell) EVERYONE who claims privately somehow stay private? to me thats just impossible. 13 people on long island hit for 500 million i think this year and not one person or someone that frequents their business blew the whistle on them?
i'm also not denying that you want to stay private but honestly the first thing i do when i hit for this i would hire armed private guards. pay an off duty town cop to sit at your house you can easily afford it. there are other people in this country who are way richer yet they are out there living their lives without worry of kidnapping or murder. so why is it different for the lotto winners? why are they at risk but other millionaires in the country?
I’m guessing whatever investment house wants to win your assets in the future sets you up with a line of credit using the ticket as collateral.
If I won I would absolutely want to remain unknown. I would probably drop off the face of the planet, change my phone number, move, hell maybe even change my name. Only people who would even know about it would be a small handful of family and friends that I would help out.
The 21 year old ( I think maybe younger) guy who won last years 1.1 billion out of Florida or whatever has done quite the opposite and shows off on social Media. Apparently he’s constantly taking private jets to events like the Super Bowl and wrestle mania.
Hmmmmm...... methinks this may not end well.
until someone is revealed i will still question that legit people are winning these
until someone is revealed i will still question that legit people are winning these
LOL, wait, wut? You have a conspiracy theory about Mega Millions & PowerBall?