“I had the shock of my life”: believing it was a scam, she ignored the lottery email telling her she was a millionaire

Cette Britannique a remporté plus d'un million d'euros au loto MAXPPP – Bruno Levesque

A fifty-year-old had validated her lotto grids before entering the hospital, and turned off her phone for several months.

Last August, Deborah Burgess, a British woman in her fifties, bought a ticket for the national lottery (the National Lottery). equivalent of the Lotto). This month, she was hospitalized due to chronic anemia. During this period she turns off her phone to focus on herself and her health. 

When she turns her phone back on several months later, she discovers an email indicating that she is the lucky winner of the lottery. This email invites him to check his account to discover his winnings. The fifty-year-old first thinks it's a scam. But when she logs back into her account, she notices that she has a million books (nearly 1.2 million euros).

"I'm a millionaire but I didn't know it"

"I got the shock of my life when I checked my account. I've been a millionaire for months but I didn't know it", she explains to the Mirror. &quot ;I don't check my account regularly. And then I was sick for a while, including time in the hospital. I then took a vacation to help me recover, so it took me months before I checked my email".< /p>

After checking, Deborah discovers that she has indeed found the 5 correct numbers (2, 7, 17, 28, 31, 37) and the complementary (8) of the draw of 19 august. Since then, she has now benefited from this money. She first changed cars to buy a used Hyundai and also planned to go on vacation to Hawaii.