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Going to use a third party so its safer for everyone

Tell me 1 reason, why should we believe with you?

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 Do you are serious ??!  ???

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Because you're on a sleepwalking state  ;D

Hey guys

Thanks for getting in touch!

Well one thing that regulators look for is "Confidence in the market". I am passionate about all of the good that BTC can and is doing in the world. I have run successful lotteries in the past, and funded some amazing projects as a result. The last thing I would look to achieve is any sort of detriment to BTC in the eye of any regulators in the future.

Further, the winners of the lotto can post here and further demonstrate that this worked for them, and can work for you too.

It's a great opportunity to take a chance and receive quite a large sum. It's also a great opportunity to help good causes. I'll do my best to get them to post on here too, so that we can all see the benefits to them.

Thanks

T

Where's the proof? You say you've run lottery's in the past, so maybe you can actually proof this?

As for running a lottery on bitcointalk: find a trusted escrow, let him handle all the funds, focus on promoting your project instead... As a newbie, there's a ~0% chance anybody would send you the equivalent of $90 without anything holding you back to just run away as soon as you've collected our funds.
You have a total investment in your bitcointalkaccount of 5? minutes, defenately not enough to earn my trust.

Hey there,

I understand that it might look concerning, but i'm hoping to be able to do some good.

I will provide screenshots of the process, daily, to show that this is being handled properly.

My goal with this is to:
- Help good causes, especially those who are helping the community during covid-19
- Bolster market confidence in BTC
- provide a safe and moderated platform for investors to have an opportunity to win a pot.

If anyone skeptical would like to join me on a video chat during a draw i'd be happy to show more. Just finding its feet right now.

Thanks
T

Screenshots and video chats aren't guarantees for a safe, provably fair platform. Screenshots can be faked, video chats might show fake random number generators.
A community vetted escrow and a provably fair method of drawing are hard guarantees (for example of a provably fair method: use the blockhash of block with a blockheight in the future as ticket numbers).

Sorry, you might mean well, but in the end you're just an unknown person who pinky promises not to run away and to be honest when drawing a lotto pot.

This is the real-life equivalent of somebody you don't know standing on the corner of a big street in a big city that asks you to give him $100 and your phone number, promising he'll organise a fair lottery from his basement, using all the $100 bills he received that day, promising he'll personally call the winner afterwards.
Don't worry, after you gave him your $100, he'll video call you when he organises the draw in his basement, offcourse he can use a flawed drawing method... Or he might just run away and never call...

I understand that skepticism,

I hope to help as many groups as I can who are helping people during Covid crisis. This seemed like a great way to do it.

Your comments ive taken on board, and I will look into third party/ escrow as i think that's a good idea too.

Thanks

T

This is an obvious scam. Luckily nobody has been stupid enough to fall for it yet. Let's hope it stays that way.

Let's wait for someone stupid enough to see what is going to happen  ;D