Lottoplace Exposed — A New Lottery Agent in Beta Mode!
Lottoplace Review
When launching an online lottery service, companies have to understand that players want to be confident that they are playing at a trustworthy site. Opening the website lottoplace.com, the first thing that catches your attention is the “Beta.” Less than a week ago, it was “Demo Mode – We will be live in a bit…”! Come on folks – launching a beta site where people can purchase tickets is just weird. Well, we think players can play already. No one on our team was willing to give a go. Let me explain.
Games at Lottoplace
Lottoplace.com is set up as a website where players can play six lotteries from around the world: US Powerball & Mega Millions, EuroMillions & EuroJackpot, Spain’s El Gordo & Italy’s SuperEnaLotto. Ticket lines can be purchased in single or multiple draws. The more the draws purchased, the higher the discount offered. That part’s pretty straight forward. After picking your ticket lines, the system takes a player into registration.
Lotto Place and the Promotions
Bonuses and other promotions are great, but these folks have gotten a little carried away. Lotto Place “Frequent Purchase Points” (FPPs) are earned on tickets purchased, and they say that FPPs can be exchanged for more tickets or cashed. User Class/VIP Level gives players “special treatment and privileges.” First-time players are advised that the “Welcome Bonus” changes regularly, but “is very generous”. “Free line” and “Multi-Draw Discount” are based on the more you play, the more you get free or discounted. “Coupons,” “Vouchers” and “Refer a Friend” provide a variety of discounts and bonus grants. But – yet the big but – there is no further information on when which promotion kicks in.
Who Can Play at LottoPlace?
The only information on who can play is the fact you are a non-resident of the United States. What is hilarious in their Terms and Conditions is the paragraph below that statement goes on about the fact the company is under “no obligation to maintain User names or passwords.”
Lottoplace.com – Who Are They?
It does get even better. It’s one more website powered by Lottotech. In Lotto Place’s “About” they go on and on about how trustworthy they are and they are here to help you live your dream. That’s about half the “About” us with the rest about their affiliate programs. The company that owns them is called Dreams Pay Ltd. out of Bulgaria.
Customer Service
They do offer a snail mail address – yes in Bulgaria – online form and email address. There is a little window that pops up that suggests they have a live chat, but it defaults with an online form. In checking out customer complaints, it’s not surprising they don’t exist as this is a new site.
The Bottom Line
Folks – are you serious? Less than a week ago, they had that big orange sticker. They still have the word “Beta” linked to their logo at the top of the page. When it comes to playing lotteries through an online provider, it’s the details that count! Our team certainly would not recommend sending Lotto Place your personal and credit card details.
Pros:
Good Question
Cons:
Beta Mode
Promotions Details
Are they live?
If and when Lottoplace.com lifts their “Beta” status, maybe we’ll take another look. The bottom line is there are a lot of great online lottery providers out there. It is all in the details!
Wayne Barrett
They are scammers. Impossible to get money from them. I have tried to do 3 withdrawals.
1 for 190au 1 for 2500au and 1 for 1100au, that is amount i am owed. The money has not come through it has been months. They have changed my real money on my account, 500 winnings was changed to bonus money. 1100au has disappeared from my account. I deposited 1100 and at same time Ben Robbinson bought 1100 of tickets from money in my account, so it looks like 1100 was spent to buy tickets, which it was but then the 1100 deposit did not show so it looked like I bought them with the deposited money but they were bought with money already in account. This is not a company you want to deal with.
They will give you some small winnings then you build it up a bit, think you are doing ok, so you deposit larger amounts and then good luck trying to get it.
Read all reviews and there is obviously a reason they are not allowed to trade in a lot of countries.
Also they are not affiliated with real lotteries they just have insurance that will supposedly pay out if you win.
Haha they can not pay out hundreds so can only imagine what would happen if someone won 100million, which is how they try to get you in with there advertising.
I have found other people who have had problems and have received there money from alternative ways, which is on other site reviews so hopefully I get my money.
Chris
Hi guys, need your help! I brought Lottoplace lotto Jan this year … From Australia. I purchased my ticket and it withdrew from my bank 86 pound sterling, 85 pound sterling then 96 pound sterling. I can’t get my tickets winning.
I purchase a power ball ticket online through Lottoplace for draw on Jan 9. I have since read you can’t buy tickets online for this particular draw. I have a small prize from this draw,how do I redeem prize, and is lotto place legit?