Store Clerk's Mistake Wins Woman $1 Million Lottery Prize

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Tinsamd

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  • #1
Why can't I have this type of thing happen!?! LOL!!

http://www.aolnews.com/2011/01/11/s...ivey-1-million-lottery-prize/?test=latestnews

Pamela Ivey of Georgetown, Ky., planned to pay $5 for her Mega Millions lottery ticket. The clerk who sold her the ticket, however, added the prize multiplier feature and asked her for $10
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"I glanced at her name tag and it said Susan, and I thought, 'Oh Susan, don't do that to me,'" Ivey said
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Susan had done Ivey, 42, a favor. When the drawing took place, Ivey's numbers came up. With the multiplier feature, she won $1 million rather than the $250,000 she would have won without it.
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  • #2
whenever the clerk ''boo-boo's'' happen, I buy the ticket cuz you never know.
 
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