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To: Responsibility2nd

Stupidity should be painful, and hopefully this woman is in a world of pain that she richly deserves. She has managed to alienate her friends, neighbors, and her co-workers who will never neither trust her, nor likely associate with her again.

If you should win a lottery, a smart person would quickly call a lawyer and form a corporation, legally managed and ran anonymously, if possible. The goal it to keep the winnings ‘secret’ as possible. That way, you don’t find people crawling out of the woodwork, demanding “loans”, “investment opportunties” and outright “gifts”. If something gets botched, they can sue the Corporation, not you. Then, you can proceed on to the other necessities, such as insuring yourself such that if you should die, your heirs have enough insurance coverage to pay the IRS the taxes on their inheritance - because the IRS is going to want to be paid. You do not open your mouth and say “I won” ... it’s amazing no one has killed her for the ticket already.


15 posted on 04/06/2012 7:27:55 AM PDT by Hodar ( Who needs laws; when this FEELS so right?)
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To: Hodar
While I agree with you about getting a lawyer, accountant, etc., Maryland does not require that the winner's name be made public (state law).

In December a winning power ball jackpot was won by a PA resident who bought the ticket in MD and the name did not have to be released.

25 posted on 04/06/2012 7:54:52 AM PDT by Abby4116
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