A couple have won £35 million, but Camelot refuse to pay out...
Warning! Link to Daily Mail:-
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>> Warning! Link to Daily Mail:-
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Indeed! And the comic is probably running on a skeleton staff of interns.
Hence this delightful howler.
Couple thought they had scooped the jacket
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"...the person I spoke to said they could see from their records that we had intended to buy those numbers but they said the purchase did not go through because we only had 60p in our account."
Well, I think I see where the problem lies...
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So they didn't buy a ticket at all, so they didn't win the lottery. Don't see what the fuss is about.
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Well, I go to the pub, order a beer, and am expected to pay for it.
At no time do the staff ask me - 'do you have enough money in your pocket before I start pouring this pint?'
Surely they should? It is just common sense.
In fact, they should phone me up and ask if I'm coming in tonight, and if so, to please remember my wallet.
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Unlucky - move on.
Last edited by: R.P. on Sat 2 Jan 16 at 09:31
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One red top headline " Lottery balls up cost us £35M"
Should read OUR Lottery balls up cost us £35M.
Clever computers ? Is cash still king ?
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>> Clever computers ? Is cash still king ?
Computers and cash. A dubious mix.
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The article I read stated that hubby used an app on his phone to generate random numbers.
Isnt that what hitting the lucky dip button does??
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Offon a wild tangent...
I see the pound sign on the topic has now become some weird lettering.
And getting worse with each repost!
Or is it my johnny Foreign computer?
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I have a yen to try something else.
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...I think it's someone using an app on their phone to generate random letters.......
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The forum does it from time to time. I see it on mine a fair bit, I guess its something in the software.
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Aha - yes.
Now we have �¥.
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Yep. But in my titles bar, it keeps evolving from the quid mark to some computer geekishness.
Let me try another browser
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