Oz Lotto

Hi,,Sorry I put wrong email address, should be my email is dickieney@***.com.au

thank you

Richard Ney

Can’t even login to check my results the server has been down for over 2 weeks

I saw the email for 35 cent ticket in Australian lotteries. Being a fool i joined this bogus company.

Now i have to go to my bank tomorrow to cancel my credit card. The name of this company is OZlotto services. Buy be warned,stay clean of this website. It is nothing but a scam.

Dont know what the get out of this,besides ripping off other peoples money.These people should be charged and jailed.So i hope everybody out is taking heed to what im really saying,ITs *** scam.Hope they get there just deserts.

Im am very pissed off about all this. But i have learn lesson,wont opening anymore emails that seem to good to be true.

I got a email sayinh i had won powerball at the start of april and have teceived no winningd its pending apparantly i have sent the company 3 emails to be told the issue would be solved in two bussiness days that was 3 weeks ago now i have heard nothing there is no phone number to ring only a email so what to do now ?

I have been charged $75 I paid 39c for three wks draw or was it 4wks anyway I did not receive confirmation of my numbers and now payment pending for the next lot of draws I do not wish to continue with this service.I want a refund as I have been informed that I have been scammed. My bank will be disputing the matter if I do not get a refund.

I got used by James Sevrin Logan on Eharmony . Out of 23 thousand .

Just be careful people !!!!! 831216****#.

Does anyone notice that every good comment about this company is coming from either vacations on deck (look at the the top of the comment) or Fort Lauderdale fl where they are located. Every good comment on this blog is being written by vacations on deck they all are the same they refer to them as vod, this is them writing the good comments.

Every other comment has the location that the person is located. They think we're ***.

My husband's mother,who died in 2004, received the same OZL 6/41 lotto winning letter today, 6/2008. The check looked so real but thanks to your report I tore it up. It had a Seattle address on the letterhead but a Canadian stamp.

It pays to investigate what seems "too good to be true" letters or emails. I am seeing so much scamming emails for items I have placed on Craigslist, too. They seem to be automatic generated emails as they always just say "your item" instead of identifying it. Everyone need to have a "heads-up" attitude these days.