Where Are My Lottery Winnings? Wait Times For Prize Payouts Hit 10–16 Weeks
A Modesto great-grandmother hit the jackpot twice in one week on two different scratcher tickets. But she hasn't been so lucky collecting.
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A Modesto great-grandmother hit the jackpot twice in one week on two different scratcher tickets. But she hasn't been so lucky collecting.
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