It's interesting to note that Trustpilot has now become an area of focus for thelotter.
After applying to Trustpilot to have multiple negatives reviews removed (with success, mind you, given Trustpilot's laughable requirements such as the vendor being the one to tell Trustpilot whether they are a real customer or not hahaha - excuse me while I laugh at this obvious ....)
In the last few days, thelotter is now responding to the remaining Trustpilot thelotter reviews it could not successfully remove.
Read Ruth's savvy responses here
The third development is the creation of what looks suspiciously like fake profiles to give thelotter 5 stars: here's one - created 7 reviews in the last 2 days and of course leaves it with a glowing 5 stra recommendation for thelotter
Excuse me while I barf. Trustpilot removes all the negative reviews from different people with no issues, but allows this crap thelotter profile to exist.
Oh yes, the only "proof" that is needed is that thelotter verifies this is a real customer.
Barf.
It is noted by multiple participants and victims of thelotter that thelotter play the same scenario to unsuspecting "money pots":
1. Withdraws multiple amounts of money without consent
2. DOES NOT give you any receipts or copies of the lottery tickets
3. ALWAYS awards you with miniscule payments like $2 or Eur $0.08 here or there as a justification for saying that they had paid you out, so you have no right to complain
4. Is notably absent or sends "cut and paste" emails of phantom people with official titles, if required, to try to sound professional but NEVER return a cent to victims of its scam
As this poster said, stay away from these in the shadow operatives "stay away from this lying, scamming company"
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