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BigLotto Exposed — Look at the Terms and Conditions First!

BigLotto Exposed

BigLotto Review

If you have been looking for a EuroMillions syndicate to get into, you might want to take a look at Biglotto.co.uk – or you might not. Big Lotto offers a pretty good ratio of tickets per share in their syndicates. But you can only play if you are a resident of the UK, and you might want to consider the time frame you get locked in for. And it is only for EuroMillions without any of the extras.

How Does It Work?

Each syndicate play is for 4 weeks for 8 draws of EuroMillions played Tuesday and Friday. This is based on 600 tickets shared between 150 players. Each player adds either their four favorite ticket lines or can go for quick picks. Keep in mind, Biglotto.co.uk also says they may change the numbers from time to time.

Buyers Beware!

Joining Biglotto.co.uk, it is essential to note that though they offer an initial membership cancellation period of 14 days, you also will not be entered into the syndicate during this time. So even though you’ve joined – you haven’t. Once you are into the syndicate, you’re locked in for three months or “your third syndicate.” If you do want out, you must notify Biglotto.co.uk a minimum of 7 days before the end of the third or next syndicate. If you forget and are late, then you are automatically into the next syndicate, and then your membership is canceled.

Getting Your Winnings

Winnings are calculated for the month and then divided up between the syndicate members. There is no information on whether they take any fees, and they do say it can be up to seven days before any winnings arrive into your bank account. Oh, and don’t look to add any of the other draws associated with playing EuroMillions in the UK – like UK Guaranteed Millionaire per draw. If they do purchase the tickets in the UK, does that mean they keep these?

Biglotto.co.uk’s Loyalty Program

It’s only through their online ribbon that players find out about Big Lotto’s Loyalty Program. There are three levels. Silver kicks in once you have been a member for 4 months and includes 200 extra ticket lines. Gold kicks in at 6 months with 400 extra ticket lines. Platinum kicks in at 12 months with 400 extra ticket lines, though I think they mean 600. Whoops! There is no other information except that this program kicks in on the 1st of May 2016.

Who Can Play at BigLotto?

Big Lotto syndicates are only available to people over the age of 18 and UK residents. If they find out you are not a UK resident, they will refund the payment, and you cannot win. Biglotto.co.uk also goes through a convoluted membership process of telephone calls to verify your information before confirming your membership. Checking these folks out, it appears that there is a heap of complaints of them calling and leaving no messages – gotta love caller ID! It sounds like they do a lot of telephone solicitation.

Weirder and Weirder

They also have a heap of pictures on their website advertising different lotteries, which you’d think would usually link to a site where people can purchase tickets for games like US Powerball. There is a “Quick Link” button, but there are no links. Either the site is still being developed, or they thought it would jazz up the website. Very strange!

Biglotto.co.uk & Customer Service

If you want to talk to Big Lotto, they are available from 9:00 to 17:00, Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays by telephone or email. There is also an online form. There is no snail mail address and no online chat. You are assigned your own “Syndicate Manager,” who they say will keep in touch, including the initial activation of our membership.

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The Bottom Line at Big Lotto

Sorry folks – only one syndicate and though the ratio of lines per share is good – it is only for one lottery and only for UK residents.

Pros:

Good Syndicate Ratio re Shares and Tickets

Cons:

Only for UK Residents

Beware the Delay in Play

How Do I Get Out

Biglotto.co.uk doesn’t get thumbs down, but I’d be wary of playing here. Just too much information missing in the terms and conditions plus why the non-operational links.

This Lottery Agent Is Closed

  1. Dodgy site they take direct debits out every month, and then when you ring them to see when u will be paid out they tell u next month, and it’s the same every time u ring never had a payout off them at all, scammers stay clear cause there about as truthful as the politicians of this country.

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  2. I was offered free lotto tickets and a free trial then the DD would start for 3 months. I was never given these free tickets nor had any communication providing a way to opt out. They contacted me a month after they took the first DD payment with some nonsense website via email. I gave them 3 DD payments of £39 each. My bank was great in dealing with this. They gave me the DD companies details. I called some woman answered told me I’m locked in for another 3 months of payments. I told her to delete my account and details immediately. This has been ignored.

    Luckily I thought they were a scam the day they called me and told my bank about it immediately. I mentioned I handed over my account details and to watch out for dodgy DDs. Because I did this I was able to reverse the DD payments made so far and got my money back. I have also cancelled the DD debit and placed the company on a watch list so the bank will call me if they try set up another DD.

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  3. They are liars and con artists and will twist your words.
    I spoke to one of their team and he was useless. The manager I then spoke to was also useless. Calling me rude. Well, I think it is rude taking money from people unknowingly!
    They owe me £78 as far as I am concerned. They said they would refund me £39 the first time after a months trial which I never received.
    I NEVER set up a direct debit and they APPARENTLY have a voice recording of me saying I set one up…. so I want to hear this recording myself.
    I ADVISE ANYONE AND EVERYONE THIS HAS HAPPENED TO, TO CHANGE THERE BANK DETAILS ASAP. To stop them taking any further payments!!

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  4. Just been into my bank and found out that I had signed up over the phone to this group £39.00 last taken out in 3/10/2016 but though I followed the paper trail never received any of my winnings so stopped the direct debit but getting any money back is another matter don’t join its throwing your money down the drain the only winners at the 2 owners on the board of directors.

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  5. I had noticed a DD payment of £39 came out of my account last month that I did not recognize, but another £39 has come out again today. I have cancelled the DD with my bank and then discovered who this Big150 Group are. I have had no dealings with anyone asking me to join a lottery syndicate so how did they get my details and especially my bank details.

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