Woman 'loses' world record £413 million lottery ticket
Discussion
uk_vette said:
So what if "I found the ticket" out in a street some where?
Is it mine?
Can I keep it?
Should I do a deal with her?
Do I have to give it back?
vette
I'm afraid finders keepers doesn't stand in a court of law. Is it mine?
Can I keep it?
Should I do a deal with her?
Do I have to give it back?
vette
This has happened before and it has resulted in people being charged , (fraud iirc).
Camelot crawl all over your ticket on a big win. You are expected to say if it was a lucky dip or the same numbers that you always use as they will know, also the time date and place you bought it if it is only a few days old. I suppose its different if it is five and a half months old.
rand hobart said:
I'm afraid finders keepers doesn't stand in a court of law.
This has happened before and it has resulted in people being charged , (fraud iirc).
Camelot crawl all over your ticket on a big win. You are expected to say if it was a lucky dip or the same numbers that you always use as they will know, also the time date and place you bought it if it is only a few days old. I suppose its different if it is five and a half months old.
What if it was popped into a birthday card or somesuch? Mrs Pints was given a lottery ticket in her Christmas card by her manager.This has happened before and it has resulted in people being charged , (fraud iirc).
Camelot crawl all over your ticket on a big win. You are expected to say if it was a lucky dip or the same numbers that you always use as they will know, also the time date and place you bought it if it is only a few days old. I suppose its different if it is five and a half months old.
Pints said:
rand hobart said:
I'm afraid finders keepers doesn't stand in a court of law.
This has happened before and it has resulted in people being charged , (fraud iirc).
Camelot crawl all over your ticket on a big win. You are expected to say if it was a lucky dip or the same numbers that you always use as they will know, also the time date and place you bought it if it is only a few days old. I suppose its different if it is five and a half months old.
What if it was popped into a birthday card or somesuch? Mrs Pints was given a lottery ticket in her Christmas card by her manager.This has happened before and it has resulted in people being charged , (fraud iirc).
Camelot crawl all over your ticket on a big win. You are expected to say if it was a lucky dip or the same numbers that you always use as they will know, also the time date and place you bought it if it is only a few days old. I suppose its different if it is five and a half months old.
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