Congrats, Tiernan!sleeper;1774588 wrote:Well once again sleeper has another day of making more money than all of you; and this time it was simply by not spending.
How many Bud Lights did you consume tho?sleeper;1774588 wrote:Well once again sleeper has another day of making more money than all of you; and this time it was simply by not spending.
I bought one ticket the last two drawing and each time I won money.sleeper;1774588 wrote:Well once again sleeper has another day of making more money than all of you; and this time it was simply by not spending.
They assign you security for the first few weeks, from what I heard.Wolves of Babylon;1774597 wrote:Question, If you won and stayed in same city/town, would you hire security, especially if you had young kids?
I think it would vary if you lived in a big city or more rural small town.
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It's not to brag. I said none of you would win and none of you did. Congrats on winning your $2 back though!Heretic;1774590 wrote:Congrats, Tiernan!
Wolves of Babylon;1774597 wrote:Question, If you won and stayed in same city/town, would you hire security, especially if you had young kids?
I think it would vary if you lived in a big city or more rural small town.
Someone told me you can't remain anonymous if you win the Powerball..is that not true?gut;1774617 wrote:I would be hiring a lawyer to set up a trust that would claim my winnings. I would remain anonymous.
Hmmm, maybe things have changed. I just read that 38 of the 44 Powerball states require lottery wins to come forward to accept their winnings. But some of those other 38 states may allow you to create an LLC or Trust to claim the prize.SportsAndLady;1774620 wrote:Someone told me you can't remain anonymous if you win the Powerball..is that not true?
If you can have anonymous winners, the threat of a fix becomes higher.SportsAndLady;1774620 wrote:Someone told me you can't remain anonymous if you win the Powerball..is that not true?
This is correct, and Ohio is one of the 6 states that allows anonymity.gut;1774621 wrote:Hmmm, maybe things have changed. I just read that 38 of the 44 Powerball states require lottery wins to come forward to accept their winnings. But some of those other 38 states may allow you to create an LLC or Trust to claim the prize.
So I guess in some states it is not possible to remain anonymous.
Not sure since my mother in law carriers a CCW and my father in law has a nice gun collectionWolves of Babylon;1774597 wrote:Question, If you won and stayed in same city/town, would you hire security, especially if you had young kids?
I think it would vary if you lived in a big city or more rural small town.
Wolves of Babylon;1774597 wrote:Question, If you won and stayed in same city/town, would you hire security, especially if you had young kids?
I think it would vary if you lived in a big city or more rural small town.
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SportsAndLady;1774600 wrote:They assign you security for the first few weeks, from what I heard.
I mean... why? It's not like they can just rob you of a few million.like_that;1774601 wrote:I would definitely hire security beyond that though. Why not?
I was thinking more of the lines of kids being targets for kidnapping/ransom.ernest_t_bass;1774682 wrote:I mean... why? It's not like they can just rob you of a few million.
I was more thinking along the lines of someone trying to do physical harm to me or family members.ernest_t_bass;1774682 wrote:I mean... why? It's not like they can just rob you of a few million.
Living out in the sticks wouldn't be smart. Buy a ranch somewhere if you want country living through a trust and then the amateur thugs can't find you (along with installing state-of-the-art security).Ironman92;1774691 wrote:Being in a small town I'm not sure I could feel safe from all of the druggies and trash. Could move basically anywhere 6 months later and while you couldn't completely conceal being rich...you could conceal the ridiculous wealth.
