Comments on: Guillano Zamir – First Mauritian Lotto Winner

By: Shei

Shei — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 06:36:01 +0000

From what i have heard, it is obligatory to reveal one’s identity for a certain sum of money as per rules and regulations of lotto..so that public will know that people really win in this game..Can anyone tell me if its true?

By: 1132nd

1132nd — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 13:35:47 +0000

Just to further the debate, some reading for you guys: Guillyano Zamir contraint de vivre dans la clandestinité

I recommend namely this paragraph:
“Pour 100 roupies, il a joué cinq cases et ce n’est que dans l’après-midi de dimanche qu’il a su qu’il était l’unique gagnant du quatrième tirage de la Loterie Nationale. Dimanche matin, pourtant, un journaliste de Radio Plus avait
débarqué dans la cour familiale pour interroger un de ses frères, Harold. Le Loto ayant révélé que le gagnant avait joué dans une tabagie de Riche-Terre et l’ayant appris qu’Harold avait fait éclater des pétards.”

So, Radio Plus was aware of this before the guy even knew he won? Confirms the presence of insurance companies and bankers as well. And confirms that Lottotech is guilty of a blatant breach of confidentiality. If I were Guillyano Zamir, I would have sued them for another Rs 30 million. Someone, please relay this idea to him.

By: Freakymind

Freakymind — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:31:32 +0000

li kapv ggn frere cacher tou la!! XD

“Je suis ton frere cacher”!!

By: sookrah tarachand

sookrah tarachand — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 20:25:34 +0000

husband n wife very good person they won lotto

By: 1132nd

1132nd — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 06:22:43 +0000

Don’t forget something else. 45% of sum generated by the Loto goes into public treasury. Instead of increasing VAT by another 2-3%, Government introduce Loto, help Lototech to maximise their outreach to the public and earn a maximum every week.

Bottom-line, here’s the equation: government is happy, private sector (Lottotech) is happy and the public is happy (dreaming they can become multi-millionaires overnight). What more can you ask? This is l’Alliance Sociale at it’s very very best in socio-economic management.

By: 1132nd

1132nd — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 06:16:25 +0000

Exactly. Forget about the 30 million being won, they were praying for someone to win it finally and prove it’s not (yet) a scam. The 30 million were going to go anyway. Now imagine how much this is going to earn them now that Mr. Zamir has gone public.

By: Kurt Avish

Kurt Avish — Wed, 02 Dec 2009 03:42:51 +0000

That’s an interesting point you have mentioned about. The worst that I didn’t expect was the “show” they broadcast on MBC News where it was like a real publicity stunt as you said it.

“the perfect fairy tale for others to aspire to” –> And having a winner just the next day when someone lodged a complaint about the Lotto. Real coincidence.

By: 1132nd

1132nd — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 19:14:41 +0000

From what I heard, the guy wanted to remain anonymous. On Sunday however, insurance and investment companies were already knocking at his door. Someone must have leaked the information out. But the real question was what prompted him to come public on Monday? As far as I know, the guy picked his gear up and walked to his work as usual. But I’m suspecting guys from Lottotech convinced him into coming public. It’s a marketing stunt for them: Mauritius has to know who won, he has to become the new face of the Loto dream, the perfect fairy tale for others to aspire to.

@ Vaiizard: The guy isn’t stupid. He’s just being manipulated for the sick gains of Lottotech.

My last blog post: Réf DT 19: Le “bon” politicien

By: Vaiizard

Vaiizard — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 17:14:58 +0000

Pfft a stupid person won d loto…

By: Doggie

Doggie — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 16:22:35 +0000

30 millions ?? pfff /…. si mo ti gagne ha…mem mo toutou [ my dog] pa ti pou konE!!