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RE: 'not the perfect Euromillions lottery ticket' - noelhee22 - 06-26-2018 07:16 PM
(05-17-2017 03:33 PM)noelhee22 Wrote: There must be other Lottery Players who have been issued with Faulty Euromillions Lottery Tickets on 30Dec16. I have not heard of any so far.
My complaint to the National Lottery went all the to the Gambling Commission. I was not satisfied about the Sceenshot Proof Camelot sent me after three and a half months after that Faulty Lottery was issued on 30Dec16. I had to literally beg them to send me that Proof and they still would not or could not send it in February 2017. It was only in mid-April that they provided me with that 'questionable Proof'. I asked the Gambling Commission to send someone to look from where that extract of Proof was taken. The Commission did not think there was good enough cause to get Camelot to open their Database. To me the Gambling Commission had taken the easy way out of it because they did not want to inconvenience or upset Camelot. The only way the Commission could have made sure beyond any reasonable doubt was to force Camelot to open their central Database. Of course there was going to be only one winner,the National Lottery. It was a long journey that had taken 17 months and I am still convinced my Millionaire Maker Codes were not entered in that 30Dec16 draw. If the National Lottery had sent me that same Proof in February it would not have escalated that far. The fact that it took two and a half months for them to produce it had created doubt and suspicion as to whether that Proof came from their Central Database. The question remains: How could such Lottery Ticket come out with the Codes not Printed on it?