Sunday, July 30, 2006

A Simple Winning Secret Revealed


Here's a simple success tip. You can use it for life or lotto.

"To get more... do more!"

These five words can be applied to everything:

- to earn more, work more
- to buy more, spend more
- to travel further, drive more
- to learn more, read more
- to get fatter, eat more.

Some of those examples are plain silly. Who wants to get fat anyway?

But this one I've deliberately left out...

"To win more, play more!"

There's really only three ways you can winn lotto:

1. Play more lines (tickets)
2. Play more games.

The third way is the most important, because even playing more may not get you any more benefits. And that's to:

3. Use my Honest Lotto System.

Let me explain why it's so important...

If you only take two or three lines on a ticket each week, your odds are pretty slim.

You must increase the number of tickets you play in each game. But to get the real benefit from this increase, you must play intelligently.

That means forgetting about quick picks, or choosing your numbers through numerology, astrology, birth dates, or even playing at a popular lotto outlet.

None of these really work.

You must have carefully crafted numbers that increase your chances each time. Otherwise you will "do more" - but win less.

That's why my Honest Lotto System will help you. The number selection has been proven over 16 years. All you have to do is play a few more tickets and games to get the real power from my system.

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Hi Ken,
I just want to let you know that your honest
lotto system really works!!! Few days ago,
while checking the profiles created as per
your system against past winning draws, one
of the combinations hit the jackpot (all 6
numbers) $500,000.00 exactly.
John T.
joh******@yahoo.com.sg
Singapore
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One interesting thing about eating more... researchers found that over the last couple of decades that Americans have been getting 25% more fatter, it's been directly related to the size of their food portions. They found hamburger sizes have gone up by 25% over that time.

So there's a direct link between weight and the amount you eat. Interesting thought!