July 16th, 2013
When someone wins the lottery, it is up to that person to step forward to claim any and all winnings before the allotted time limit. If the time limit expires and no one announces that they have indeed won the prize, that money will go into the state’s unclaimed money vault. This is where it will sit until someone comes forward to properly claim it. To see if you have unclaimed lottery winnings, you only have to conduct a simple search online using the Cash Unclaimed database. Then you can see if any of those tickets you ever misplaced or forgot to check actually hit and is now just sitting out there somewhere under your name or lottery ticket information.
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December 27th, 2008
In the Arizona Powerball Lottery their is a winner of $200000 that has not claimed their winnings.
In Arizona, Lottery winners have up to 180 days to claim their prize.
The largest unclaimed Powerball prize to date is $200,000, and it expires Feb. 9.
After the period to claim a prize expires, 30 percent of the money goes to the state’s court-appointed special-advocate program, which is run by the Arizona Supreme Court. The rest goes back to the Lottery in the form of prizes, said Art Macias, executive director for Arizona Lottery.
In 2008 there was over $1 Billion in unclaimed lottery prize money.
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Unclaimed Lottery Winnings of $200,000, remains unclaimed(107 words, estimated 26 secs reading time)
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