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Does anyone know if the £2 of the free ticket is a actually put in the pool ? I cannot find any mention that it is so all it's doing is diluting the pool the following week with Camelot not adding anything at all.
I believe Camelot are including the free lucky dip as part of the payout pool and if so this is bordering on a scandal.
I could be wrong but it smacks of something undehand they might try to get away with.
I believe Camelot are including the free lucky dip as part of the payout pool and if so this is bordering on a scandal.
I could be wrong but it smacks of something undehand they might try to get away with.
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So last night there were 1.4m lucky dip winners which camelot is saying was a prize fund of £2.8 million - does this £2.8m or at least the prize portion of it - about 49% get put back into the pool the following week ? it would represent about 10% of the pool.
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Ask them.
It's an interesting question ... I've "won" a lucky dip a couple of times recently and never really thought about it - but it could be a scam. I just asssumed that I'd won £2 and that they were "re-investing" it for me - but maybe not. If not then it's misleading and dishonest. |
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And its also interesting to know if they put the 60p thats for good causes into the charity pot. Interestingly i have had a good look on the website and no mention of a reinvestment.
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minardi ...
you've opened up a can of worms here! Send 'em an e-mail It's a simple question for them to deal with. Post their reply. TIA |
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Yes i know i might have done the question might be better coming from a journalist ! as if my hunch is right it will be a big story.
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The way Camelot operate it would be likely that the prize is NOT reinvested.The lottery as it stands is a complete waste of time.
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