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Originally posted by PurpleVortex
There is nothing magical about winning a lottery, there are infinite possibile number sequences to win but YOU shift to a reality where YOUR numbers win and in some reality SOME other persons sequence of numbers win. You get my drift ATS?
How does one person win the lottery again and again? Richard Lustig says he knows. In "Learn How to Increase Your Chances of Winning the Lottery," Lustig -- who has won the grand prize seven times -- shares the strategy he calls "the winning lottery method."
Melvyn Wilson won $500,000 in the Virginia lottery in 2004, so it was a surprise when he won $25,000 five months later. Six months after that, he scratched off a card to win $1 million. He retired shortly afterward, but the money keeps coming in for the 72-year-old former postal worker: Wilson has now won another $500,000. This was from Virginia's $20-a-ticket "Millionaire Mania,"
Seguro Ndabene, a father of three who lives in Airdrie, Alberta started his winning streak in 2004 when he won $1 million. He then won $100,000 in the Super 7 lotto in 2006, another $1 million and then $50,000 in 2008, and then the big one, $17 million in January 2009. It is his latest winning that has generated so much hoopla and resulted in litigation when a second party claimed the winning ticket was actually jointly purchased.
Originally posted by sonnny1
Originally posted by PurpleVortex
There is nothing magical about winning a lottery, there are infinite possibile number sequences to win but YOU shift to a reality where YOUR numbers win and in some reality SOME other persons sequence of numbers win. You get my drift ATS?
How does one person win the lottery again and again? Richard Lustig says he knows. In "Learn How to Increase Your Chances of Winning the Lottery," Lustig -- who has won the grand prize seven times -- shares the strategy he calls "the winning lottery method."
How One Man Became a Serial Lottery Winner
or this guy......
Melvyn Wilson won $500,000 in the Virginia lottery in 2004, so it was a surprise when he won $25,000 five months later. Six months after that, he scratched off a card to win $1 million. He retired shortly afterward, but the money keeps coming in for the 72-year-old former postal worker: Wilson has now won another $500,000. This was from Virginia's $20-a-ticket "Millionaire Mania,"
Virginia Man Wins $500K in Lottery ... for 3rd Time
Seguro Ndabene, a father of three who lives in Airdrie, Alberta started his winning streak in 2004 when he won $1 million. He then won $100,000 in the Super 7 lotto in 2006, another $1 million and then $50,000 in 2008, and then the big one, $17 million in January 2009. It is his latest winning that has generated so much hoopla and resulted in litigation when a second party claimed the winning ticket was actually jointly purchased.
EX-MOZAMBIQUAN RESIDING IN CANADA WINS THE LOTTERY 5 TIMES!
Something magical is happening to these people, thats for sure!
reply to post by 727Sky
I never buy a ticket but am thinking about investing $2 for a chance; small chance, no chance,