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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Recent advertisements prove , that nobody wins . It could be you but never could be you because big prizes are won in only certain locations, remote areas should stop playing euromillions. Plus the eu... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Basically I feel this company is a complete scam I put 4 lines on the euro millions for both days and for the last few years I get the email congratulations you have won a prize. Now without opening t... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Awful, worthless, bigger jackpot for smaller countries, smaller jackpot for UK (comprises of 4 countries). How much rigged, can it get. They are increasing the ticket price to 3gbp. Ever since allwyn... See more

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

why is the euro millions draw so late ( compared to the British lotto) after closing of the tills. I believe it's because the lotto machine in their little dark room, needs time to calculate all... See more

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Scam or no Scam ?

On 19/03/22 I went online to camelot.com intending to purchase multiple Euro Millions Lottery Tickets by direct debit . I was subsequently passed on to euromillions.com to peruse the various offers for buying tickets . I then chose a deal for 6 months worth of tickets and filled in the application and selected Pay Pal to pay the fee of £145.60 on my behalf . I then went to my E Mails to check the moneys had been actioned by Pay Pal notification. At this stage I discovered that I had subscribed to Jackpot Lottery which I had never heard of . Very Quickly I suspected a Scam and contacted Pay Pal and my bank . Thereafter I then went to Trustpilot to complain what had happened and requested a Refund from Jackpot. On 20/03 I received an E Mail from Jackpot asking me if I wanted the account to stay open or closed . Believing this was required to obtain a refund I confirmed that the account should be closed. Since that time I have heard nothing and find myself £145.60 out of pocket . As a retired person I find this most upsetting. This account has been written in full as Jackpot have requested further information !

March 31, 2022
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Sorry to hear about lost license

Sorry to hear about lost license. You guys did amazing job of contributing to good cause. I don't know about other lotteries but giving away billions of money is no small task. Hopefully you guys can win court proceedings. Best of luck. I commented bad ,last time but I had no clue about good cause. keep your chin up. Thank you

March 23, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Better try crypto

Winning is a Dream that will never come true. i am not a gambler normally,only euro millions and austrian lottery since 1 and half year but i can honestly advise everyone to better invest their money in crypto... millions of people putting money in, so that just ONE gets to win because mostly just ONE wins. i was till today making a fool out of me but not one cent more for this scam lottery wich btw, who really knows if its fixed or not. if you really want to be a millionare, try crypto, am doing the same!!,stop giving these gangsters your hard earned money wich make much in a year!! ..i just hope younger generations dont fall for this type of scams.

March 15, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

I’m waiting for a whistleblower to blow…

I’m waiting for a whistleblower to blow the roof off this scam. A real lottery ( non profit) would be done with a person picking balls out of a bingo style hand spun machine with an audience watching it. The reason why it’s not is there would be a winner every draw and as such makes no sense for a profit making company. Do people win the lottery, yes they do however it’s a selected event not random. There’s millions of people playing the lottery every week and we are expected to believe that a lot of the time nobody had picked the winning balls. The company computer system has 2 hours to look at which ball selection has been picked and whether from a profit/loss stand point it’s in the share holders best interests to have a winner on any given week. Once it’s ok to the computer is asked to pick a winning selection. The other thing to think about is why only one ticket 99% is the jackpot winning ticket. This makes no sense as we are also lead to believe of the millions of people who have played there is only one person out of millions who selected those balls. If it was real surely one week maybe 12,578 would of picked the winning balls, and say maybe 560 people another week. So this alone should tell you it’s not a random incident but a computer selected incident. As for how the correct numbers are then picked out, well that’s easily done using some sort of magnetic charge to pick up the desired numbers.

March 13, 2022
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars

Are we being conned ?

Yesterday evening (Sunday 30thJan. 22) I was watching ITV3 and at 18.06 (made a note of the time) an advert came on advertising a £107 million superdraw for Friday. How do they know that no one is going to win on Tuesday.

January 31, 2022
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Reply from Euro-Millions.com

Hi, the TV advert that you will have seen is for a pre-planned Superdraw. These happen usually 3 or 4 times per year and guarantee that the jackpot will be boosted to a certain amount (usually 130 million Euros) on a specific date upon agreement from all the EuroMillions operators. The next Superdraw is indeed planned for 4th February, and the jackpot will be boosted to 130 million Euros regardless of whether or not the jackpot gets won in the draw on Tuesday 1st February. For more information, please see https://www.euro-millions.com/superdraws.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Definitely a con please read

It's 100% a con if you look at last nights draw 21/1/2022 there were 100 UK Millionaire Maker: £1,000,000, notice it says UK, yet there were only 24 UK winners. If it's not a con there should be 100 winners seeing as these tickets are only sold in the UK not just 24. I know it's a chance thing but if you look no UK winners of the top prize since well before August last year, so already thought it a con but to only have 24 out of 100 winners it's definitely a con.

January 22, 2022
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Reply from Euro-Millions.com

Hi, the draw you are referring to was a 100 European Millionaires draw, not 100 UK Millionaires, which means that players from all the participating countries were in with a chance of winning. In the draw, 24 UK players won a £1 million prize, while the remaining prizes were won in the following countries: France (28x), Spain (18x), Portugal (10x), Belgium (8x), Switzerland (6x), Austria (3x) and Ireland (3x). For more information, please see https://www.euro-millions.com/european-millionaire-maker where each raffle code drawn has the flag of the country the ticket was sold in next to it. Thanks.

Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Have anyone noticed

Have anyone noticed, for at six months the top prize is won in France. I smell a rat!! Government programme. Could it be to for refugees? Check it out! 😂😂😂😢😂😢

I said the Lotto will resulted in failure and ultimately bankruptcy. It's heading that way and the Euro-millions will in due course, as people stop marking it. They know it is a CON!!

January 19, 2022
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

BREXIT PAY

I find it funny how the last few big jackpot rollovers were won outside the UK.. I believe we are paying for BREXIT people..

December 8, 2021
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Rated 4 out of 5 stars

Suprise suprise

Suprise suprise, it's another rollover lol! So damn transparent. Next week I can 100% guarantee is another rollover untill last week of Christmas....The National Lottery is 100% scam. Keep your money and stop blowing it on crooks!

December 1, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

On holiday in Benidorm.

On holiday in Benidorm.. Bought euromillions lucky dip for Tuesday.. Got numbers 1,2,3,49,50 star 11, 12... Just bought lucky dip for Friday.. Guess what... 1,2 3 49,50 star 11, 12..being conned methiinks or the tw@t in the Tabac shop hates the English and has a ticket made up he just scans.. If the numbers come in loads of people win a small amount... Tw@t... I'm going elsewhere for my ticket next week... I'd complain but Camelot too big to care....

November 25, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Trying to understand how 98mill was…

Trying to understand how 98mill was just played with no top winner. Now this week it’s 11million. No one won the jackpot? Anyway that’s me done. I’m not mad I didn’t win but the game is rigged somehow. Ever since they stopped televising the game results. The game has been tampered with.

November 17, 2021
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Rated 5 out of 5 stars

Hi I've just been reading all the…

Hi I've just been reading all the reviews and it seems like there's alot of unhappy people. I think when u realise that the odds are like 140-ish million to 1. This basically means you can play every Tuesday and Friday for the rest of your life and still win nothing. I think if Camelot were more transparent about who and how they're regulated it would put people's minds at ease. I think on the draw videos if they had more info e.g who the witness is or maybe have contact info also the days news paper and a live clock and all the balls be scanned prior to being dropped for any micro chips, magnets etc. Then people would be much more confident about playing and not be so upset when they don't win. Also if the regulatory procedures were known e.g what steps are taken to ensure there's no foul play etc. All this information should be available for everyone to access after all it is a game and games have rules. Anyways that's my two cents.

November 3, 2021
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Debunk this Challenge

I occasionally wonder why you dont win anything for matching 1 main number and 1 star and why Camelot seems to automaticly know a roll over will happen? But hold on heres the icing on the cake why hasnt there been a new lottery game launched that with each ticket you buy it has a code which once registered on camelots website lets you accumulate rewards points so you can trade in for free plays? Because Euromillions is arranged to grab peoples money there are significantly more losing tickets sold than actuall winning ones 98% of tickets sold are losing ones that is a fact jack

October 15, 2021
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