Hello. Your website seems nice and the concept makes sense, because people have limited access to the lotteries around the world due to living in specific countries. I got a couple of questions for you, though:
1. Are you a registered company that buys the tickets or is it all done unofficially?
2. Are the lotteries aware that you are buying something on the behalf of others?
3. If a person chose the numbers on the website, but someone bought out such a ticket from that lottery already before you could do that, how do you solve this issue?
Dear kryptqnick,
Thanks for checking our website and your kind compliments.
Regarding to your first two questions, I have to say that we have talked with a number of law firms in Europe but because our platforms involves cryptocurrency and bitcoin in particular, it is impossible to keep our operation in the EU. We are already registered a company in Curacao and are in the process of obtaining our license from Curacao authorities.
Regarding you last question, there is a deadline to enter Eurimillions draw, which is 8:30 CET on Tuesdays and Fridays and any ticket with any number could be purchased with the same numbers as long as it is purchased before the deadline. The way lotteries work is that unlimited number of people could end up having the same numbers and it is absolutely fine. If two or three people have a ticket with exact same numbers, the prize will be split between those who have the winning numbers and all of this information is available in the official website and you can check whether the prize was won by 1 person or it was split between 2 or more people.
Hope I provided clear answers to your questions.