LuckyLotto.com

LuckyLotto Review

Rule number one in playing lotteries through an online provider is making sure you can get in touch with them. Checking out LuckyLotto.com (not to be confused with LuckyLottos.com), that was the first alarm bell that went off. The second alarm bell was how much this site looked like so many others. Okay, we did have a chuckle on the hours that support is available.

Games at LuckyLotto.com

LuckyLotto offers eleven international lotteries, including the usual mega jackpots. Players can choose their own numbers or use the Quick Pick button. Click on continue and you’ll find out the minimum purchase is 2 lines, though you do get a free share in a Mega Millions group play. Players can choose multiple draws to play with discounts of 2 draws/2%, 4/4%, 8/15%, 26/22%, and 52 weeks/25%.

LuckyLotto’s Group/Syndicate Play

Players can choose to jump into group play for all eleven lotteries. Each group has 50 ticket lines for 150 shares. Sorry folks, that’s a pretty lousy ratio. There is also no information on how they choose the tickets though they do say you can a scanned copy or it’s posted to your account. Discounts do apply for multi-draws of 26 weeks/15% and 52 weeks/20% though no discounts for subscriptions.

What’s the Lotto-Matic Feature

Besides the fact the site has an error of posting the same paragraph twice (messy, messy, messy), they say within this for all lotteries that “if you happen to win the SuperEnalotto Jackpot or any supplementary prize, you will be informed via email”. Guess someone didn’t proofread the site before posting. Add to that, this is simply a quick pick feature.

Getting Your Money

LuckyLottos.com says they will collect your winnings for you though in some cases you might have to do it – less any handling charges and fees. But there is no information on what these handling charges and fees are. We tried to ask them, but – yes the big but – their email address failed.

Talking to Lucky Lotto

Of course, that got the team on to find out how to get in touch with these folks. I mean a working email address is pretty basic. That was strike one. Strike two – we tried to call their phone number and there is a lovely message that it is not in operation, but if you’d like to purchase this number you can contact the telecom’s sales department at their email address. There is a snail mail address, but there are approximately 1,446 other companies that use the same address. Oh – and the best part! On their support page they say their working hours are “Monday to Friday, 0 AM to 0 PM, GMT”. Guess these folks admit they are never there.

And Now for Something Different – NOT

LuckyLotto.com has the usual Frequent Player Points VIP system, with the usual Bronze, Silver, Gold, and Platinum levels. You’d think someone would get creative here. The more you spend, the higher the level which of course means the harder it is to get higher. Okay – and the fact that I certainly do not want to know the sum total of what I’ve spent at this site.

The Bottom Line at LuckyLotto.com

The simple fact that we can’t contact these people is enough to say GO PLAY SOMEWHERE ELSE. It really is rule number one for playing lotteries with an online provider.

Pros:

Read the Article Again

Cons:

No Working Telephone Number

Email Failed

When is Support Available?

Handling Charges & Fees?

Forget it folks. LuckyLotto.com gets a thumbs down. There are a lot of great online providers out there where you can actually confirm they exist.