poppett
31-Dec-09, 15:41
Some weeks ago the Euromillions ticket went up in price from £1.50 to £2.00, the extra 50 pence was to cover a "raffle"draw. I always bought lottery lines and euromillions on a fortnightly basis, as this suited my budget, but realised that the Euromillions ticket raffle part showed a number which was only applicable to one single draw, so in effect by purchasing tickets in advance not only are Camalot getting the money to invest for an extra week punters are being diddled on the second (and subsequent if you buy multiple weeks at a time) raffle draw.
New year resolution to purchase both tickets weekly, thus saving me money and giving Camalot no chance of continuing their con.
New year resolution to purchase both tickets weekly, thus saving me money and giving Camalot no chance of continuing their con.