Born2BKing
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Thing is no damn body has too know they won it. SC is a state you can stay anonymous. That's what's weird about the shyt to me.
Soooo the 1.5 billion dollar lottery winner hasn't claimed the money yet (Someone claimed it)
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Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
Pretty much. Without anonymity, there are a lot more mafia scams, McDonald's Monopoly game scams and other associate of an associate scams. People have to trust real people are winning, and not the Lottery Commissioner's brother's hedge fund LLC.
Cabbage Patch
The Media scene in V is for Vendetta is the clue
The California winners from 2016 moved before claiming. Some anonymity is more anonymous than others.
Lifejennings
Superstar
If he won it while still married it's still a marital asset. Divorcing his wife isn't going to do anything, but speed up her getting a chunk of the money.Well South Carolina is anonymous so they don't gotta show their face.
I'm thinking the dude is married so he trying get that divorce finalized before claiming the money
R.E.N. Spells Ren
Veteran
How would you choose to kill yourself when you show up to claim your $1,500,000,000 on that 364th day and they inform you you're getting $0 cuz you only had 180 days to claim it? Inquiring minds want to know.
a lot of cats know who he is, real talk. I seen a picture of dude and his wife.
White dude just got married to a black woman.
Hacksaw Jim Thuggin
Superstar
I'm thinking breh or brehette might have passed out dead or shyt.
Winner of $1.5B Mega Millions has not claimed prize
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SIMPSONVILLE, S.C. — The winner of the huge $1.5 billion Mega Millions jackpot still has not come forward. A ticket sold in Simpsonville matched all the numbers of the October 23 drawing.
It's been nearly three weeks since that drawing and state lottery officials tell News19 there's no word on the winner yet. Shortly after the drawing, they urged the potential winner to sign the ticket, put it in a safe location and seek council from a financial planner or lawyer.
The winner has 180 days from the drawing to come forward. Their time doesn't run out until April 21st.
The numbers drawn on October 23 were 5, 28, 62, 65, 70 and Mega Ball 5.
The ticket was sold at a KC Mart in Simpsonville, 90 miles northwest of Columbia. Lottery representatives unfurled a banner at the convenience store that read "Luck Struck Here!"
KC Mart owner C.J. Patel said he will receive about $30,000 for his role in the mega-event. He said he plans to split the proceeds with his four employees.
"Hopefully it will bring us more business," Patel said.
they're getting divorced....
shyt is obvious....
day after papers get signed....watch they come forward....
How long is the process to legally change your name? Might be waiting till the last couple days to cash in
How would you choose to kill yourself when you show up to claim your $1,500,000,000 on that 364th day and they inform you you're getting $0 cuz you only had 180 days to claim it? Inquiring minds want to know.
I thought I had a whole year 
Fuk u coli. Knew I shouldn’t listen to no niccas about my money my damn lawyer won’t answer the phone eitherFUK
Nah they only have 180 days
BaileyPark31
Love, Peace, Health, and Wealth
They may not even know they won.
I just found an old Powerball ticket in a wallet.
Scanned the ticket at the store and realized I won 10 dollars
I just found an old Powerball ticket in a wallet.
Scanned the ticket at the store and realized I won 10 dollars
What;s the update now?
who gives 250k loans?
change your name to john smith
or he lost the ticket
who gives 250k loans?
depends on state and Judge
change your name to john smith
Born2BKing
Veteran
https://www.postandcourier.com/poli...cle_806fd9ca-1e71-11e9-9827-9fc4f8308a8a.html
The winner still has three months to turn over the ticket to state lottery officials and become instantly mega rich. But three months have gone by with no word from whoever bought the winning ticket at a convenience store in Simpsonville.
“We’re starting to get nervous about whether that $61 million is realistic,” Frank Rainwater, director of the state Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, told legislators during a briefing on state revenue estimates Tuesday.
If no one surfaces before the state’s economic advisers meet in the middle of next month, they will consider reducing projected surpluses so legislators don’t count on an iffy $61 million when they craft their budget proposals for the fiscal year starting July 1.
Currently, the $61 million is part of a half-billion dollars in projected surpluses meant for one-time expenses.
That $61 million could cover agencies’ requests for new voting machines or new school textbooks or prison cell door upgrades.
The winner still has three months to turn over the ticket to state lottery officials and become instantly mega rich. But three months have gone by with no word from whoever bought the winning ticket at a convenience store in Simpsonville.
“We’re starting to get nervous about whether that $61 million is realistic,” Frank Rainwater, director of the state Revenue and Fiscal Affairs Office, told legislators during a briefing on state revenue estimates Tuesday.
If no one surfaces before the state’s economic advisers meet in the middle of next month, they will consider reducing projected surpluses so legislators don’t count on an iffy $61 million when they craft their budget proposals for the fiscal year starting July 1.
Currently, the $61 million is part of a half-billion dollars in projected surpluses meant for one-time expenses.
That $61 million could cover agencies’ requests for new voting machines or new school textbooks or prison cell door upgrades.