Lottery player investigated by Camelot after winning too many times
lottoAmelia Barnham, 69, spends £60 a week on lotto tickets and has won small prizes several times totalling £23,600 - but was investigated after her latest £800 winAmelia, who lives in West London, with husband Tony, sent the company pictures of the ticket and was given a claim number.
Amelia, who lives in Hammersmith, West London, with husband Tony, 69, sent the company pictures of the front and back of the ticket and was given a claim number.She said: “I did ask why I was being investigated.“He said it was because of the amount of wins that I had won and hopefully I should hear back within a week — but
“I will never ever buy tickets again — not if I’m going to have this sort of trouble getting winnings which are owed to me.
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