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On 12/01/2019 at 20:58, ECCOnoob said:

You think an attempt to defraud £200k out of a company is a crime that shouldn't be investigated??

 

Of course the CPS and Police should be investigating. 

I agree and its not the first time hes done it either. 

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I also agree  he hasn't got the sense to say ''RIGHT ENOUGH IS ENOUGH NOW'' he has to be totally deluded to carry on protesting that he's in the right and Camelot are in the wrong!!!!!!!!

 

He's so out of touch and not living in the real world at all people do win on scratchcards all the time take it from me the giant jackpots do exist out there my advice to this individual is TO STOP PURSUING THIS..... HE IS MAKING HIMSELF LOOK A TOTAL FOOL and if he's not careful could be looking at court action if he doesn't.

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2 hours ago, Box11 said:

I also agree  he hasn't got the sense to say ''RIGHT ENOUGH IS ENOUGH NOW'' he has to be totally deluded to carry on protesting that he's in the right and Camelot are in the wrong!!!!!!!!

 

He's so out of touch and not living in the real world at all people do win on scratchcards all the time take it from me the giant jackpots do exist out there my advice to this individual is TO STOP PURSUING THIS..... HE IS MAKING HIMSELF LOOK A TOTAL FOOL and if he's not careful could be looking at court action if he doesn't.

He probably think that they'll offer him some hush money to stop all the "bad press" he's getting Camelot. 

 

He obviously fails to see that:

 

A. We all know Camelot are a bunch of n'er-do-wells

B. He's only making himself a fool and potentially facing going back inside. 

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Your right 'RESIDENT if he hasn't got the common sense to see sense then he probably will end up  'BACK INSIDE' saying that characters like this find prison life easy and are very comfortable 'BEING INSIDE' because they haven't got a good standard of life on the outside that's why prison doesn't hurt people that are bad minded...............

 

Very sad indeed !!!!!!!

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On 12/01/2019 at 23:31, taxman said:

Quite, if I attempted to steal £200k worth of stuff from a bank, jewellers or supermarket it would certainly be a police matter.

Not quite the same thing as he had zero chance of succeeding. He was trying his luck, which is what lotteries are all about.  😊

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47 minutes ago, woodmally said:

What I dont understand is why the Sheffield Star and other news outlets continue to run with the story.  Hes obviously a pillock and two tiles short of a bathroom. Surely someone with any brains should tell him to stop and ignore him.  

 

Simple - 'newspapers' these days don't have editors, or anyone who is competent to verify the tripe their contributors supply, so any rubbish is published as 'fact'.

 

The fact this is still running shows the individuals total stupidity.  As has been pointed out many times in this thread, the validation on lottery scratch-cards is performed by the barcode and validation code - not by what the scratched off panels allegedly  display.

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On 17/12/2018 at 09:31, Top Cats Hat said:

And unless he confesses to it, how do you propose that is proved in a court of law?

Hmmm... :huh:


... and that's exactly the predicament this silly man has got himself into.

 

If he 'gives up' now then he is effectively admitting to attempted fraud because anyone who genuinely believed that they had done nothing wrong would surely welcome a full investigation as they would have nothing to lose, and they certainly wouldn't walk away from the possibility of pocketting £200k if the investigation did happen to prove them innocent, like he claims he is.

 

So it looks to me like it's reached an impasse, and it's hard to see how he envisages the whole process playing out. Does he really just expect them to change their minds and pay up without a full investigation?
 
Camelot are no mugs. I'm pretty sure they've got a legal team of fraud specialists just waiting for the silly man to agree to a full investigation so they can take matters further and charge him with something serious... :suspect:

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HA,HA,HA,HA........

 

Let him keep on with his stupidity he is obviously a comedian and enjoys the general public laughing at him like we have all said.......

 

The man in question is a TOTAL FOOL......

 

No-one can help individuals like this once they get something in their heads that they are in the right no-one can tell them any different even when its the TRUTH.......

 

This is my last post on this matter I have a feeling that he will go on for ever disputing that he is right and Camelot are wrong when its clear to everyone their not......

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