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About Lottery Company
This limited lottery company is a registered company in Scotland, and the Scotlandialottery.com website owned by the Scotland Lottery Company Ltd., as well as a privately owned company registered in the Scotlandia, is under No. 0922008. is not connected to Camelot plc or any other lottery operator with any way - then freedom of information is guaranteed. Please read the disclaimer.
Scotland Lottery Company Ltd has also published The International Lottery Magazine, The National Lottery Book, Playing Lotteries for the Big Money and other publications before United States National Lottery even begins, in accordance with other gambling titles. Representatives of the company appeared in the lottery program as an `expert` of their numbers for eight weeks and wrote a weekly raffle column in The Daily Mail and also featured as their "lottery teacher". Articles and series of residential articles appeared in The Times, The Sunday Times, The Daily Express and The Sunday Mirror, as well as a number of local and international newspapers.
If you have any complaints or comments about running a sweepstakes game, please pass it directly to the lottery operator. Similarly, the question of grant grant, should be directed to the relevant regulatory body. However, if you have any questions or comments on this site, feel free to contact. The team will do their best to help.
This limited lottery company is a registered company in Scotland, and the Scotlandialottery.com website owned by the Scotland Lottery Company Ltd., as well as a privately owned company registered in the Scotlandia, is under No. 0922008. is not connected to Camelot plc or any other lottery operator with any way - then freedom of information is guaranteed. Please read the disclaimer.
Scotland Lottery Company Ltd has also published The International Lottery Magazine, The National Lottery Book, Playing Lotteries for the Big Money and other publications before United States National Lottery even begins, in accordance with other gambling titles. Representatives of the company appeared in the lottery program as an `expert` of their numbers for eight weeks and wrote a weekly raffle column in The Daily Mail and also featured as their "lottery teacher". Articles and series of residential articles appeared in The Times, The Sunday Times, The Daily Express and The Sunday Mirror, as well as a number of local and international newspapers.
If you have any complaints or comments about running a sweepstakes game, please pass it directly to the lottery operator. Similarly, the question of grant grant, should be directed to the relevant regulatory body. However, if you have any questions or comments on this site, feel free to contact. The team will do their best to help.