[arista]

Crazy

I would not go Public

Of course Camelot advise them


This was one half of the Win

Someone or a Group of people won the other half of £33 Million - Do not go public, I would tell them.


http://news.sky.com/story/1621866/lo...-flood-victims



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...33million.html


But Scams will get there now every knows who they are.



The Lottery loves them going Public
massive sales



This Friday the Euro is 61Million pounds or more.

[T*]

Why would you go public though

[arista]

Originally Posted by Tom*

Why would you go public though

they went public
because the fella works at Disabled help place
and he wants Everyone to know his helping them
with money

He also said he is helping flood victims

So Billions of Letters for them
some of them ,
will be a Outright Evil Clever Criminal SCAMS

[Z]

If I won the lottery I wouldn't tell anyone, just asking for bad luck

[jennyjuniper]

Originally Posted by Z

If I won the lottery I wouldn't tell anyone, just asking for bad luck

Especially if you have children. Next thing you know they are kidnapped and your lottery win pays for their release.

[JoshBB]

Originally Posted by Z

If I won the lottery I wouldn't tell anyone, just asking for bad luck

That sounds like something someone who won the lottery would say

[alex_front2]

I wouldn't go public.

Controversially I also would not immediately tell my family and friends the if I'd won a mammoth jackpot, either. I would wait 6 months - 1 year after I had won to get used to the money (understand investments better, get pro financial planning advice etc). Then I would wait 3 months after there was a modest jackpot or the raffle eg £1m jackpot (or scratchcard) and pretend I've won that , telling family I'm remaining anonymous. So that I could buy luxury items without family getting suspicious and not having them asking for monster handouts.