Shame we have to waste tax payers money sending them to prison etc.
500 hours community service over a five year period, tagging & cyrfews & a permenat note in the shop appologising for what they did while they still earn a living and raise the kid.
Beleive me. a few hundred hours of picking up dog muck is a lot harder than a few months playing ion the playstation in jail.
When I worked in retail, I always used to offer people their ticket back after checking it, just so they knew it really wasn't a winner. I usually got a sarcastic reply, but it prevented any shenanigans like this.
Not sure how people think they can get away with sort of theft. Camelot ask you where you bought the ticket, the day etc. Silly people. Feel sorry for the child.
I often check my tickets weeks after. I can't remember exactly where I bought my tickets as I buy them anywhere, including when I am in another town or city.
People who stand in front of me in shops asking the person behind the counter to check their lottery tickets annoy the sh*t out of me. I for my part never try to do my shopping in Ladbrokes .
I often check my tickets weeks after. I can't remember exactly where I bought my tickets as I buy them anywhere, including when I am in another town or city.
Yep me too - I do it when I am sorting out my bank statements once a month and clear all my receipts and stuff out of my purse. Although I could probably name half a dozen places where it would be one of. Not necessarily though.
They must take that into account though - you can claim up to six months after the drawer. They can't expect folks to remember where they shopped six months ago.
it's only 156k, I wouldn't have bothered swindling an old man unless it was at least 500k
Only? Would make a big difference to my life I can tell you...hope it's the same for the pensioner. Glad to hear he got his winnings in the end and good luck to him.
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Or do it online, and if you win, guessing camelot will contact you
500 hours community service over a five year period, tagging & cyrfews & a permenat note in the shop appologising for what they did while they still earn a living and raise the kid.
Beleive me. a few hundred hours of picking up dog muck is a lot harder than a few months playing ion the playstation in jail.
Yes, but he's apparently saddened as he was fond of that shop. He's forgiven them though, which is nice of him.
Yep me too - I do it when I am sorting out my bank statements once a month and clear all my receipts and stuff out of my purse. Although I could probably name half a dozen places where it would be one of. Not necessarily though.
They must take that into account though - you can claim up to six months after the drawer. They can't expect folks to remember where they shopped six months ago.
Only? Would make a big difference to my life I can tell you...hope it's the same for the pensioner. Glad to hear he got his winnings in the end and good luck to him.