Nebraska Lottery October Update

ENTER TO WIN TICKETS TO NEBRASKA VS. PURDUE!

Want to see the Nebraska vs. Purdue volleyball game on November 10? We’re giving away a pair of tickets to one lucky Facebook fan and it could be you! Just “like” the Nebraska Lottery on Facebook and complete the entry form for your chance to win. MVP Club members will receive two additional entries in the contest when they verify their membership on the entry form. This contest will run until 11 p.m. CT on November 1.

Click here to enter on Facebook.

Mobile users: Click here to enter.

Click here for complete contest rules.

'ALL ME' SHOPPING SPREE

The holidays are fast approaching, and the Nebraska Lottery is giving players a chance to shop ‘til you drop with the ‘All Me’ Shopping Spree Second-Chance Promotion.

Through Sunday, January 6, 2013, enter any combination of five non-winning $1 Bad Gifts, $1 Holiday Quick 7’s, or $1 Quick 7 tickets online at nelottery.com for your chance to win a $10,000 shopping spree. A drawing will be held on January 7, 2013, to select four winners:

Grand Prize

• $10,000
• A fruitcake

First Runner-up

• $1,000
• A fruitcake

Second Runner-up

• $500
• A fruitcake

Third Runner-up

• $250
• A fruitcake

To enter, submit five non-winning $1 Bad Gifts (game #704), $1 Holiday Quick 7s (game #723), or $1 Quick 7s (game #677) tickets at nelottery.com for a single entry. Tickets may only be entered once, but players can enter as often as they like. Entries must be recieved by 11:59 p.m. (C.T.) on January 6, 2013.

To enter online, log in to the MVP Club then click the “Contests” button.

Click here for more information about the ‘All Me’ Shopping Spree.

PROTECT YOURSELF FROM LOTTERY SCAMS

In an effort to prevent Nebraskans from becoming victims of scammers, the Nebraska Lottery is launching a comprehensive campaign to educate the public about the dangers of lottery scams.

The Nebraska Lottery has set up a new website, stoplotteryscams.com, with information consumers can use to identify a lottery scam before they hand over any personal information. Additionally, the Lottery has developed public service announcements for radio and television, and a brochure available at Lottery retailers, that contain valuable tips for dealing with lottery scams.

There are four main points to remember if you are presented with a suspicious lottery offer:

• The Lottery would never charge you to get your prize;
• A Lottery official would never personally contact you about winning a jackpot;
• A Lottery official would never ask you for money up front; and
• There’s no way to win a Lottery prize if you didn’t play a Lottery game.

Anyone who receives a questionable phone call, email or mailing, or notices a suspicious website, is encouraged to contact Nebraska Lottery Security at 800-587-5200.

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