TheLotter

I really like this website - it does a good job of letting you play in games from all over the world. The only real problem as I see it though is that the prices range from okay to quite high (you just have to choose the ones that represent better value for money).

The site transfers our data to other sites that are unknown to the general public and the media, and that's bizarre! I made my first purchase and was very surprised! The business model on which thelotter is based, i.e. Buying tickets, scanning them and then sending them to the player's account, I noticed that the scanned ticket was almost identical to the original because the scan had been modified by thelotter. I have to say that I was in a country where I bought the ticket in a casino, so I know what the original looks like, but out of curiosity I bought on lotosmile, a site to which thelotter transferred my account, and there I discovered that the scan they sent me was not the actual scan from the original ticket they bought, It is just a graphical representation with my numbers played and the barcode is not that of the original ticket, they have removed the serial number of the original ticket on the scan, ie the scan is without the serial number of the original, therefore the ticket is misrepresented by thelotter what they never say in their advertising but tell us that the ticket is scanned! Not only do they transfer accounts from thelotter to lotosmile, sharploto or I don't know and I don't know what the answer is, it's a violation of the rights of customers who don't know these companies and we don't know what agreements bind them and is any abuse by these companies incumbent on thelotter, all these questions, and then there's the lack of truth in this story of a scan that is a fake scan because modified= illegal. On the picture of their advertising, they show scan from original ticket, and you can't see anywhere modified scan but in reality when you purchase, you receive modified scan with no original serial number, no original barcode... They give you closely why they use this method but officially they hide this Truth. I don't know how to call this practice.