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$88,113 Lottery Ticket Set To Expire
December 7, 2013
A winning Fantasy 5 prize winning ticket worth $88,113.47 remains unclaimed, the Florida Lottery said Friday. The 180-day deadline to claim the top prize in Friday, December 20 at midnight.
The winning Fantasy 5 numbers for the June 23 drawing were 05-07-12-24-35.
The ticket was purchased at the Kangaroo Express lat 3225 West Nine Mile Road in Pensacola.
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6 Responses to “$88,113 Lottery Ticket Set To Expire”
You people are nuts…. it’s not the lottery’s responsibility to find the winner… really ????… if your not smart enough to check your numbers, you shouldn’t be buying tickets.. funny, nowadays, more and more people think someone else is responsible for their actions..
I see a lot of “they need to”. Really? The person who bought the ticket is the person that “needs to” keep track of the results and claim the prize. If you can’t do that simple thing, you’ll probably end up living under a bridge after you win; regardless of the amount.
If Florida loto WANTED to locate the winner…. they could…. they hope they do not come forward…. All they have to do is track the ticket and cameras in store that sold it. I am surprised that the store that sold it doesn’t take it upon themselves to do so with their security cameras…. beings they make money on it for selling it also.
If the winner doesnt claim it, they should donate it to a Christmas Charity!
They would just waste it on scratchies anyway.
Why don’t they do what the Canadian lottery officials did? They used technology to track the lady down, store camera, credit card receipt. Even tho she didn’t still have her ticket, she got the money anyway.