Avoid Lottery Scams
This is a warning to all consumers about scammers.
Lottery Scams
This is a warning to all consumers about scammers who are sending false announcements regarding lottery prizes.
As part of the scam, an individual is contacted by phone, email, text message, or a letter from a scammer who is claiming that the recipient has won a prize with a state lottery. Unless you hear from Lottery Display directly, this is a fraudulent claim and there is no such prize. Federal law prohibits the sale or mailing of lottery tickets across state lines. You may only purchase lottery tickets or set up a subscription in the state you are physically located. Never respond to these communications and never provide information or send money to a scammer.
Warning Signs
- Lottery Display never requires the payment of nay money in order to claim a prize. We use digital codes that are send out by our marketing team from official company email.
- Lottery Display doesn’t sell any lottery scratch off tickets or lotto ticket. We just display them beautifully.
- Never deposit any check sent to you that is accompanied by a request that you send or wire money to cover processing or claiming fees. The check that you’ve received is fraudulent and will bounce.
- Never provide any personal or financial information to a scammer, especially Social Security numbers, bank account numbers, and credit card numbers.
Report the Scam
Report any attempted scam to the Federal Trade Commission at 1-877-FTC-HELP or at the FTC Consumer Information website.
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