Michigan Lottery Result
Contact Michigan Lottery
The information contained on these pages is intended for personal use only and may not be reproduced or distributed without the express written consent of the Michigan Lottery, 101 E. Hillsdale, Lansing, Michigan 48933. Disclaimer: The only basis for a valid Lottery claim is compliance with the Lottery Statute and the Lottery Rules. No valid Lottery claim may be premised on human, electronic, or other error in the communication, display or transmission of data, however recorded, displayed, or transmitted. No valid Lottery claim can be premised upon any intentional human, ... [Read More]
Michigan Lottery Through the Years
The information contained on these pages is intended for personal use only and may not be reproduced or distributed without the express written consent of the Michigan Lottery, 101 E. Hillsdale, Lansing, Michigan 48933. Disclaimer: The only basis for a valid Lottery claim is compliance with the Lottery Statute and the Lottery Rules. No valid Lottery claim may be premised on human, electronic, or other error in the communication, display or transmission of data, however recorded, displayed, or transmitted. No valid Lottery claim can be premised upon any intentional human, ... [Read More]
How To Claim Your Prize
The information contained on these pages is intended for personal use only and may not be reproduced or distributed without the express written consent of the Michigan Lottery, 101 E. Hillsdale, Lansing, Michigan 48933. Disclaimer: The only basis for a valid Lottery claim is compliance with the Lottery Statute and the Lottery Rules. No valid Lottery claim may be premised on human, electronic, or other error in the communication, display or transmission of data, however recorded, displayed, or transmitted. No valid Lottery claim can be premised upon any intentional human, ... [Read More]
Nigerian and Counterfeit Cashier's Check Scams 11/2003
If you have an e-mailaccount, you may have received a version of what is often referred to as aNigerian letter. The con artists'creative stories seem endless and the e-mails purport to come from all sorts oflocations including Lagos, Nigeria, South Africa, Europe and even Canada. In one e-mail, it is ahigh-ranking government official contacting you, while in another it is a bankemployee contacting you to stand in as next of kin for a dead millionaire. In another version, it is a widow contacting you for investment advice. In yet another version, it is a religious person looking to make adonation to your church. Theversions are unlimited but the ultimate result for a victim is the same - alarge loss of money and an individual who is ashamed he or she didn't recognizethe scam. ... [Read More]
Michigan's Anti-Spam Law 12/2003
Finally, an e-mail is not unsolicited if it wasreceived as a result of the recipient opting into a system in order to receivepromotional material. ... [Read More]
Bureau Of Investments
BACKGROUND The major responsibility of the bureau is to invest, manage, account for, and safekeep the State's retirement funds, trust funds, and other funds comprising the State Treasurer's common cash fund. For example, the bureau invests funds for the Children's Trust Fund, deferred lottery prizes subfund, Michigan Education Trust, Michigan Higher Education Assistance Authority, and Michigan Veterans' Trust Fund. The bureau manages the State cash flow and ensures that sufficient money is on hand to meet the cash disbursement needs of the State. ... [Read More]
Common Questions
Lottery winnings, including installments that have not yet been paid, become part of the winner's estate, and are divided according to his or her will or trust. For this reason, the Ohio Lottery encourages Lottery winners to contact a financial advisor and competent attorney as soon as possible. ... If your prize is $600 to $5,000, you may have your ticket validated at an on-line Ohio Lottery retailer and receive a Pay-to-Bearer and claim form. Payment may be received from a bank cashing location (for a fee) or by mailing the Pay-to-Bearer and claim form to the Ohio Lottery Commission, 615 W. Superior Ave., Cleveland, Ohio 44113 for payment. ... [Read More]
School Aid Fund
Conclusion: Our assessment of the Department's internal control structure did not disclose any material weaknesses. However, our assessment did disclose some reportable conditions that could have resulted in errors or irregularities that would not have been detected and corrected in the normal course of the Department's operations. These reportable conditions related to establishing SAU processing controls, improving the access controls over SADS, and improving the application controls pertaining to SADS (Findings 1 through 3). ... [Read More]
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