Euro lottery winners - Page 2

Pendle Portraits · 18-07-2011, 10:36

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Originally Posted by jaysay

Be prepared to take out a big bank loan

With £161million in my account, I think a more likely scenario would be me lending the banks money.

cashman · 18-07-2011, 10:42

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Originally Posted by Pendle Portraits

With £161million in my account, I think a more likely scenario would be me lending the banks money.

don't lend any Greek Banks owt.

Pendle Portraits · 18-07-2011, 10:47

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Originally Posted by cashman

don't lend any Greek Banks owt.

No chance mate. It'd be sound investments financing worthy causes for me.

Retlaw · 18-07-2011, 11:52

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Originally Posted by Pendle Portraits

If I'd won £161million, I'd employ someone to go through the begging letters, sorting them into 'scroungers' and 'possible genuine cases that need help'. Then I'd hire someone to quietly investigate those cases to see if they really are genuine.

With that sort of money, I really wouldn't mind sharing some of it with genuine worthy causes and I wouldn't mind spending a tiny fraction of it sorting out the worthy causes from the scroungers. It'd be like being on 'The Secret Millionare' on telly.

It would be cheaper to respond to those begging letters, by replying to them, & enclosing a card directing them to the nearest benifits office, then post it off without a stamp.
Retlaw.

jaysay · 18-07-2011, 17:59

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Originally Posted by Pendle Portraits

With £161million in my account, I think a more likely scenario would be me lending the banks money.

25 years ago when I lived in Hassy a guy a few doors down won £800,000 on Littlewoods, it was all over the LET at the time, he had to employ a bouncer to stand outside his front door and after a few days the postman stopped doorstep deliveries, they used to bring his mail in a van, that was for about 2 weeks until it tailed of, £161 million, ya you'd still need a bank loan

Pendle Portraits · 19-07-2011, 07:26

So would you guys keep it all to yourself and not help out any worthy causes at all?

cashman · 19-07-2011, 07:43

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Originally Posted by Pendle Portraits

So would you guys keep it all to yourself and not help out any worthy causes at all?

i would certainly aid worthy causes, but begging letters sure wouldn't be on my list.

Pendle Portraits · 19-07-2011, 08:00

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Originally Posted by cashman

i would certainly aid worthy causes, but begging letters sure wouldn't be on my list.

The way I see it, a person sends a begging letter for one of two reasons, they are either shameless scroungers or they have genuinely run out of options and had to swallow their pride.

cashman · 19-07-2011, 08:01

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Originally Posted by Pendle Portraits

The way I see it, a person sends a begging letter for one of two reasons, they are either shameless scroungers or they have genuinely run out of options and had to swallow their pride.

agree but a high percentage are the first option.

Pendle Portraits · 19-07-2011, 08:13

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Originally Posted by cashman

agree but a high percentage are the first option.

Oh I agree completely, but with £161million, I could easily afford to employ someone to sort out the genuine cases from the scroungers.

jaysay · 19-07-2011, 08:34

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Originally Posted by Pendle Portraits

Oh I agree completely, but with £161million, I could easily afford to employ someone to sort out the genuine cases from the scroungers.

How would you know, take a look at just how convincing some of these scroungers are and Saints and Scroungers running on BBC1 at 11-45am each day, sure would open your eyes

jaysay · 19-07-2011, 08:38

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Originally Posted by cashman

i would certainly aid worthy causes, but begging letters sure wouldn't be on my list.

I'm with you on this one cashy, there are plenty of genuine good causes, Asthma UK, NOS, Cancer UK, The Christie, Age Concern (or what its called now, seeing I've just joined the club officially

) and a local charity too, Stanley