Lottery Dominator Exposed — Richard Lustig’s System a Scam?
Lottery Dominator Review
Opening up the site LotteryDominator.com, in your face is a countdown clock that claims the video offered will disappear forever in a specific period of time. It says “this video is very controversial and may be offensive to some audiences. Viewer discretion is advised”. As we watched the clock continue to countdown, we wondered what could possibly be so controversial about lottery software and more importantly, what is this? We started moving around the site to find more information But – yes the but – when the download window started popping up, no one would go back and click the play button. Let me explain.
Download Menu
As you sit on their site, a window keeps opening that is an auto download. This seems to continue at a regular rate as long as you’re on their site. That is until you go to the ‘getting started page’ and then it stops. The problem is the getting started page is simply the order form for the e-book.
Lottery Dominator Formula
That’s where we finally found out that LotteryDominator.com is a digital e-book. Its tagline of “winning has never been this simple” is all the information offered. Oh, and the fact there are 60 days no questions asked money-back guarantee. One of the good things about getting to this page is the annoying download box stopped popping up.
What Is the Cost?
That’s where you find out the e-book costs $147.00 (guessing that is US dollars). I couldn’t figure out who would purchase this as there is no information on what it is supposed to do. There is only a bunch of claims on what the guy has won.
How Does It Work?
There is no information on what this e-digital book does or what it offers. There are a bunch of articles with claims by Richard Lustig on what he has won and spent his money on. Plus, there are also heaps of info in his book that has helped so many other people. There are bits and pieces of tips, but no real info on what his book offers – except it will help you win.
Terms and Conditions
Lottery Dominator has very limited terms and conditions that seem more aimed at ensuring the ownership of any information on this site. We had a particular chuckle with the claim that “if you print off, copy or download any part of our site in breach of these terms” you’ve got to stop immediately.
Who Is Lottery Dominator?
Lottery Dominator is owned by Software Projects Inc., a company with a snail mail address out of Malta and a North American toll-free number. It offers an email address and online form, but that’s it. What makes this even stranger is in their terms and conditions, Lottery Dominator cites the Computer Misuse Act 1990 which is from the UK. This e-book was written by Richard Lustig.
Lottery Dominator PDF
A PDF file of Lotto Dominator can be downloaded freely by browsing Google Search results. We downloaded it and found out it consists of 180 pages of how to win lottery information. If you’re interested in the information provided, here is a download link. Let us know what you think about it in the comments.
Why You Should Download Lottery Dominator
Pros:
60 day money-back guarantee
Why You Shouldn’t Download Lottery Dominator
Cons:
No Working Email Address
No T&C on Winning
No Info on Who These Folks Are
Is Lottery Dominator Legit?
I don’t think we’ve ever read so many different comments posted on different sites on this Richard Lustig guy and his Lottery Dominator e-book – and most of it was not good. The auto download factor of an “embed.wistia.com” delivery of something onto my computer was enough to put the team off.
Final verdict: 1 out of 10 stars.
this guy
So this sounds loosely based on an article I read about a Canadian MIT grad who was working in oil (making a great living already) who figured out some correlation with colored dots on winning scratch tickets – problem was, he had to find some person or place who would buy back all the other tickets he had to buy to get the ones with the right colors… that lead to another article about some by-gone lotteries that had increased odds of winning when there were no major winners after a while and it was nearly time for the money to go back to the state… But there are entire companies that exist solely to play the lotto – they do it full-time and they DON’T sell formulas or crap like that. I’m a statistician myself and believe me, I’ve ran full-factored ANOVAs on decades of winning numbers and they are mostly completely random and all are so close it wouldn’t matter anyway… I remember when I was a kid seeing some dude who won once having some coffee can/ping-pong ball contraption but, lol, reliable? definitely not… enjoy the lotto suckers! I’ll make money the old fashioned way by earning it.
Marie
Try to get your money back, or credited back? What a joke. You have to go to your bank and get it stopped – which lotto dominator will tie up your purchasing power from ‘buy goods’ which is the 3rd party they use. This whole thing is a rip off and I feel so stupid! Don’t do it.
Irene
I almost bought the book good thing I read the reviews. Thank you people, you saved me some money. He was in a lot of TV shows that’s why I kinda believed him. All well, just got to take chances with the lottery and see if I can win just a little. Good luck to all, Irene.
Michael
Thanks, people I won’t be buying this even though I almost did. What brought me back to earth was the question ‘isn’t a lotto pure chance and aren’t the numbers pure random?’ I saw the figures for the possible chances of winning the lotto and they line up in the trillions. Buy a lotto ticket in a system designed to provide money for the less fortunate and that is the way of truly giving. You know what you may even win something too!
R. C.
Bought Lotto Dominator this morning. It’s basically nothing but same stuff seen in his video. No formulas, only advice and pep talk. I’m asking for my money back today. Hope they won’t give me a hard time. What is wrong with these people. No conscious in them?
Mike Knight
Just paid a ton of cash on Lottery Dominator & Processor, etc.. and a bunch of other useless stuff they charged me for, and quickly finding out I have made a terrible, terrible mistake. Just wondering if you had any luck getting your money back? And if so, how you did it?