ShareLotto News: 4th Edition - April 08
"SPRING IS HERE" LET'S PLAY AND WIN THE JACKPOT!
"Share the Expense - Share the Wealth"
ShareLotto Membership Club would like to wish all its' members a bright
and
cheerful "Spring Season". It's beautiful to see all the new flowers in
bloom - makes you want to play and win the lottery! And, before you know
it - hamburgers will be flipping on the grill - the sweet smell of
barbeque - again prompts you to go play and win the lottery.
The point? Let's all keep in the spirit. We could be flipping "filet
mignon"
instead of burgers, as soon as we hit the lottery.
Our club has seen some very good lotto jackpots in the past few weeks.
Sort
of like fishing! And all good fishermen know it takes time and effort, as
well as patience to land the big one. Mega Millions appears to be the big
one to go after.
Take 5 also can be a keeper, and I like the FREE Plays. A couple of
Jackpot
Winners won on free plays - so let's keep the Freebies coming - "Hey you
never Know". So have a good Spring and keep playing.
As you know, we have dropped the regular playing of the NYS Lotto Extra
Jackpot games in exchange for more ticket chances at the Mega Millions
Jackpot which has been having much larger Jackpot amounts. The "Daily
Combo
Special" still offers 55 tickets chances for ONLY $15 - $35 for Take 5;
and
now $20 for Mega Millions, (with 10 ticket chances for both Tuesday and
Friday draws). When available and if enough members join in, we will still
offer a FREE Promotion on the NYS Lotto Extra as an added Bonus.
ShareLotto Membership Club is proud to announce that it has now WON 158
CASH
Prizes. In addition, the club has held 97 FREE Promotional drawings. Look
for more Special Drawings coming up in the future for dedicated members.
For more information email us at: ShareLotto@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
"Share the Expense - Share the Wealth"
Good Luck!
Exciting Lottery News:
Prize Winners from Queens, Bronx Collect $17,000,000 in Cash - Lottery
Millionaires In Full bloom At Queens Botanical Gardens!
Schenectady - The New York Lottery today celebrated the arrival of spring
with $17,000,000 in prize checks for three new "locally grown" Lottery
Millionaires - two from Queens County and a third from the Bronx. The
Lottery presented the checks among the cherry blossoms and other blooms
surrounding the Visitor and Administration Center at the Queens Botanical
Garden. The Garden, recognized by many as New York City's most advanced
green building, is known for its mission to teach and practice
sustainability as a means to achieve long-term financial stability.
$14,000,000 Buys a New Home for a Queens Homebody
The Lottery first presented a $14,000,000 prize check to Michael Perez of
St. Albans, Queens. The 51-year-old former warehouse supervisor purchased
the sole winning ticket for the Lotto drawing held on April 2, 2008. Perez
purchased his winning Quick Pick ticket on April 1, 2008 at the Prince
Supermarket on Linden Boulevard in St. Albans.
"I don't play often," Perez said. "But, it was April Fools' Day and I
played
to see what would happen. I didn't expect this."
He claimed his winning ticket worth $14,000,000 on April 9th at the
Lottery's
Customer Service Center in Garden City. Perez, who describes himself as a
"homebody," was recently laid off from his job as a warehouse supervisor
for
Southern Wine and Spirits in Syosset. He and his wife, Tracey, a
receptionist at the Aids Center of Queens County, plan to use their
windfall
to "move out of (his) mother's basement apartment and into the home of
(their) dreams."
He opted to disguise himself with a marker-drawn beard when he accepted
his
prize to protect his new fortune from thieves (and I guess relatives). He
also used a marker to draw a goatee on his face and further disguised
himself with a hat and sunglasses so thieves would not recognize him while
he accepted the $14 million ceremonial check from the New York Lottery,
the
New York Post reported Wednesday.
I've got to look out for my family, Perez said of his disguise.
Perez, a former warehouse worker who recently became unemployed, said he
used a portion of his income-tax refund to buy a lottery ticket with six
randomly chosen numbers: 1, 8, 10, 31, 52 and 57.
The choice paid off for Perez in the state's April 1 drawing. The first
thing I want to do is take care of all my debts, he said. But before I do
anything serious, I've got to go to Disney World.
Perez opted to receive his $14,000,000 prize as a lump sum. He will
receive
his prize in a single payment of $7,833,361, less required tax
withholdings
($5,052,675 after taxes).
$1,000,000 Spices Things Up for "Average Guy" from Queens
Quiet and reserved Chong Bang Kim, 52, of Elmhurst, Queens, said he jumped
for joy when he and his wife, Chan Hee, realized they won $1,000,000 on
the
$500,000,000 Extravaganza instant game. The "average guy" father of two
credits his good fortune with a routine trip for groceries to stock the
kitchen of the undisclosed Korean restaurant he owns with Chan Hee.
"It was pure luck," Kim said as interpreted by his son, Yoon. "My luck has
not been too good - until now."
Kim purchased his $1,000,000 winner on March 12, 2008 at the Asian Food
Market on South Ave. in Staten Island. He waited until his son, Yoon, was
available on April 4 to claim his ticket at the Lottery's Garden City
Customer Service Center.
Kim will receive his $1,000,000 prize in payments of $50,000 a year for
$20
years, less required tax withholdings. His net check will total $32,251.
$2,000,000 Minimum Prize Payout No Joke for Bronx Family Man
Forty-four-year-old Ruben Martinez of Pelham Bay, Bronx spent $2 on a Win
$2,000 A Week For Life instant ticket back in October of 2007. The owner
of
the Bronx-based Columbia Towing Company said he bought the ticket, put it
in
his pocket, and forgot about it until April 1, 2008. That's when he
scratched it and learned it was worth at least $2,000,000.
"I've been walking around with this ticket in my pocket for the past seven
months," said Martinez. I almost threw it out! Can you imagine?"
The father of three said the timing of his $2,000,000 windfall made it
hard
for him to convince his family this wasn't an April Fools' prank.
"I told my family on April 1st - April Fools' Day. They had a hard time
believing it was true."
Martinez purchased his Win $2,000 A Week For Life ticket at the Stop & Go
Store located inside the Pelham Train Station in Pelham. The $2 ticket
guarantees a minimum prize payout of $2,000,000 to be paid quarterly for
life. Martinez will receive an initial payment of $38,000, less required
tax
withholdings. His net check will total $24,511. Subsequent checks will
total
$26,000, less required tax withholdings or $16,771 after taxes.
Since 1967, the New York Lottery has generated more than $31 billion to
help
support education in New York State, including a record $2.3 billion in
fiscal year 2006-2007 on incoming revenue of $7.18 billion.
ShareLotto HighLights:
DISCOUNT SHARE PRICE:
Our low price per share for the DAILY COMBO SPECIAL is ONLY $15.00 for one
week drawing of 55 ticket chances in the Take5 and Mega Millions games.
For
$15 MEMBERSHIP FEE you receive daily play in both games. This is better
than
3 times your playing power which gives you better odds than if you played
alone. So help the club and yourself by purchasing shares to increase your
odds. Go to: http://www.paypal.com
for purchase of shares or e-mail us at:
ShareLotto@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
for discount purchases.
MEMBERSHIP STATUS:
Remember, when an Eligible Yahoo Groups member makes a purchase of shares,
he or she becomes a ShareLotto Club "Paid Member". As a "Paid Member" you
will be selected for different discounts and Free Promotions throughout
the
year. A "Paid Member" will also be known as a "Active Member" for a period
of thirty days after last drawing or expiration date. Any "Active Member"
will be paid 1% of the #10 Share (ShareLotto Share) if the Jackpot is won
and they did not play. For example; if $10 Million is won and divided by
ten
that equals $1,000,000 and an "Active Member" would receive approximately
$100,000 (taxes not included).
New members click below:
http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/ShareLotto
LUCKY NUMBER PICKS:
Look for our upcoming Lucky "Hot" and "Cold" numbers drawn over the past
year. With your order you may submit your personal numbers to be played
and
shared in each group. If you don't have any special numbers, you can still
receive a "Quick Pick" random drawing.
CLUB RECORD:
To date, the ShareLotto YahooGroup has 130 members and we have WON 158
times, and conducted 97 FREE Promotional drawings. Again, working together
will bring us to our goal a lot quicker in winning the Lotto Jackpot.
However, we still need your help in purchasing shares and becoming a "PAID
MEMBER". The more we play the better our chances.
FREE LOTTO DRAWING:
NEW MEMBER SPECIAL: (limited time offer)
FREE DRAWING: TO BE ANNOUNCED (U.S. Residents ONLY)
NEW MEMBERS - We invite you to join our club and receive a Free NYS Lotto
Drawing to win the Jackpot. If the group wins a prize you also win. Just
sign up by clicking link: http://www.groups.yahoo.com/group/ShareLotto
However, there is no guarantee of participation and members are chosen at
random. Paid members are given first choice over non-paying members and
availability is based upon space in each group.
GOOD LUCK!
ShareLotto Membership Club
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