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Jeg blev opfordret til at betale 1kr for at få min gevinst på 10.000kr ... og reklameret med flere andre der havde vundet. Dum som jeg var betalte jeg den 1kr KUN for et par min. efter finde ud af at jeg bliver krævet 425kr pr. mdr. Er der nogle der ved hvordan man kommer ud af det - eller bedst kontakte Dansk Lotto direkt.?
Fup og fisus og fyre løgne af for at få folk til at skrive sig op
Fup firma som tilmelder tilfældige personer på deres e-mail liste under dække af at man "har været en værdsat kunde hos Dansk Lotto." hvilket er direkte løgn , jeg spiller INGEN online spil overhovedet... og heller ej lotto osv i fysiske butikker.
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