mac5155 wrote:Winner in Arizona.. where's bhaw?
I have a close friend living in Phoenix so I'm still hoping
Edit: He didn't win. Said the ticket was sold in an area similar to Fox Chapel here
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mac5155 wrote:Winner in Arizona.. where's bhaw?
MRandall25 wrote:22 Columbus PD officers/workers split a $1 million prize.
That must suck to win like that but have to split, because you're only splitting a mil as opposed to $550 (or whatever the cash option was)
MRandall25 wrote:22 Columbus PD officers/workers split a $1 million prize.
That must suck to win like that but have to split, because you're only splitting a mil as opposed to $550 (or whatever the cash option was)
ExPatriatePen wrote:Has anyone else seen that video from the convienance store in Maryland ?
This big Black guy wearing some kind of bright yellow construction gear comes into the store and has his ticket validated. He is visably overwhelmed when he's told that he has the correct numbers, and then leaves the store.
Hoax?
ExPatriatePen wrote:Has anyone else seen that video from the convienance store in Maryland ?
This big Black guy wearing some kind of bright yellow construction gear comes into the store and has his ticket validated. He is visably overwhelmed when he's told that he has the correct numbers, and then leaves the store.
Hoax?
Jopaz wrote:ExPatriatePen wrote:Has anyone else seen that video from the convienance store in Maryland ?
This big Black guy wearing some kind of bright yellow construction gear comes into the store and has his ticket validated. He is visably overwhelmed when he's told that he has the correct numbers, and then leaves the store.
Hoax?
Does anyone else think this is an inappropriate use of security cameras, especially releasing it to the media? There was no crime committed. Maybe this person wants to make proper arrangements, hire lawyers, etc. before claiming the prize. I would be ticked off if someone was broadcasting my picture on TV.
I get it that customers give up some privacy in a public place with security cameras, but this attempt to "chase down" the winner does not seem right.
blackjack68 wrote:ExPatriatePen wrote:Has anyone else seen that video from the convienance store in Maryland ?
This big Black guy wearing some kind of bright yellow construction gear comes into the store and has his ticket validated. He is visably overwhelmed when he's told that he has the correct numbers, and then leaves the store.
Hoax?
Considering we know the other primary winner was from AZ, I'd say hoax. But, he may have hit for the $1,000,000 or just another fake ticket scam.
DudeMan2766 wrote:good God yes
JS© wrote:blackjack68 wrote:ExPatriatePen wrote:Has anyone else seen that video from the convienance store in Maryland ?
This big Black guy wearing some kind of bright yellow construction gear comes into the store and has his ticket validated. He is visably overwhelmed when he's told that he has the correct numbers, and then leaves the store.
Hoax?
Considering we know the other primary winner was from AZ, I'd say hoax. But, he may have hit for the $1,000,000 or just another fake ticket scam.
I thought all of the million dollar winners were located and none were in MD.
(edit: nevermind. Forgot there was a drawing tonight. Shows you how much I play powerball)
Hope that dude enjoys his $100.....or $4
ExPatriatePen wrote:Jopaz wrote:ExPatriatePen wrote:Has anyone else seen that video from the convienance store in Maryland ?
This big Black guy wearing some kind of bright yellow construction gear comes into the store and has his ticket validated. He is visably overwhelmed when he's told that he has the correct numbers, and then leaves the store.
Hoax?
Does anyone else think this is an inappropriate use of security cameras, especially releasing it to the media? There was no crime committed. Maybe this person wants to make proper arrangements, hire lawyers, etc. before claiming the prize. I would be ticked off if someone was broadcasting my picture on TV.
I get it that customers give up some privacy in a public place with security cameras, but this attempt to "chase down" the winner does not seem right.
Agreed. I was thinking that as the TV news program I was watching aired the footage.
Letang Is The Truth wrote:ExPatriatePen wrote:Jopaz wrote:ExPatriatePen wrote:Has anyone else seen that video from the convienance store in Maryland ?
This big Black guy wearing some kind of bright yellow construction gear comes into the store and has his ticket validated. He is visably overwhelmed when he's told that he has the correct numbers, and then leaves the store.
Hoax?
Does anyone else think this is an inappropriate use of security cameras, especially releasing it to the media? There was no crime committed. Maybe this person wants to make proper arrangements, hire lawyers, etc. before claiming the prize. I would be ticked off if someone was broadcasting my picture on TV.
I get it that customers give up some privacy in a public place with security cameras, but this attempt to "chase down" the winner does not seem right.
Agreed. I was thinking that as the TV news program I was watching aired the footage.
legally they could not air it without his permission so i assume they vetted it through with the winner before airing. atleast i hope.
Kraftster wrote:Boom! I finally won the jackpot!Spoiler:
Prior to this I had been pretty steadily around $0.18/$1 spent, which had me at over -$100M in the hole.
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