[Stacey.]

I don't see what the point was in claiming it, she blatantly wasn't gonna get the money anyway without the ticket to prove it.

[arista]

Originally Posted by Stacey.x

I don't see what the point was in claiming it, she blatantly wasn't gonna get the money anyway without the ticket to prove it.

If someone else did not claim it within 180 days

Then that Sly old Women could have taken the lot.



With So Much Won
Best not to go public
just move out of the area.

I would buy a Island.

[Stacey.]

Originally Posted by arista

If someone else did not claim it within 180 days

Then that Sly old Women could have taken the lot.



With So Much Won
Best not to go public
just move out of the area.

I would buy a Island.

Omg really?

Well that means basically anyone could have claimed it then..

[arista]

Originally Posted by Stacey.x

Omg really?

Well that means basically anyone could have claimed it then..

No as she was First the Sly old devil.
So no one else after her.

But 180 days would have to pass.


But now we know as its confirmed Ticket Paid Out
and Not Going public.

Thats What I would do.

[Shasown]

Originally Posted by Stacey.x

Omg really?

Well that means basically anyone could have claimed it then..

Its not exactly as simple as saying you had the ticket but lost it.

You have to wait the full 180 days to see if someone else claims you.

You also have to prove the likelihood that it was bought by you. Naming the location and approximate time and date you bought it at. You also have to tell them if it was a lucky dip or numbers you picked. (If you get a lucky dip ticket it is recorded as being lucky dip).

Camelot have paid out on large wins when tickets have been lost or defaced in the past. Provided adequate proof was provided that the supposed claimant did buy the ticket.