$50,000,000 Lottomax in Cambridge still unclaimed

[rags]

OLG new where when the ticket was bought also had video of who, she lost the ticket sounds like they knew for a while but there was an investigation due to the winner has a family member who works/owns convenience store so red flags go up. Now she has to wait 30 days to see if someone comes forward to say the ticket was theirs.

 

[spraggamuffin]

Moral of the story.

Buy your lottery tickets via credit card in a store that has good surveillance cameras.

http://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/50-million-dollar-lottery-winner-had-no-idea-she-had-won-1.1572732

 

[pokergod]

Looks like another person had come forward and claimed it was his.

http://www.cambridgetimes.ca/news-story/4257817-local-man-claims-he-really-won-50m-lotto-max-prize/

Moral of the story.

Buy your lottery tickets via credit card in a store that has good surveillance cameras.

http://ottawa.ctvnews.ca/50-million-dollar-lottery-winner-had-no-idea-she-had-won-1.1572732

 

[M4F]

What if someone other than Kathryn Jones finds the actual ticket? Is it not a bearer instrument payable upon demand?

She may have purchased it but does not have it.
A ticket legally belongs to the person in possession of it.

A $50 Million winning ticket could be somewhere in Ontario waiting to be found.:Eek:

 

[bestman007]

OLG will get the claimant (Les) to sign a confidentiality agreement and settle out of court. They should have never sought out the winner. OLG is a friggin joke. If you don't present the ticket, you should not be getting a prize. An elementary concept that only a friggin government official can screw up!