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It's a lot better than craigslist. It's quicker and easier to use. Immediately see how far away a post is. There's no registrations or signins. Every post has a pic and location, so you won't see a lot of the junk you see on craigslist where someone posts something with no map, no pic, and no address in the post.
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LottoLane: http://lottolane.com A lottery pool management tool. Built this to use at work. We used it a few times and it works well. I just never marketed it that much.
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The one thing that will help reverse this trend will be self-driving cars.
Lottery Pools for the 21st Century. LottoLane handles all aspects of lottery pools. Keep friends/family/colleagues in the loop with upcoming drawings. Track who has paid to play. Share pics of tickets with pool members. Find out if you've won instantly after a drawing without checking the numbers yourself.
Screenshot of a lottery drawing page:
http://i.imgur.com/pZvg5Uw.png
Screenshot of sending emails to users:
This was what I was looking for. Thanks. I've only looked at well-known providers so far. I have a lot more research to do.
Legality of doing something like this is questionable. Plus, there's the issue of trusting the site if the ticket hits the jackpot. I believe they have people that physically go to convenience stores to buy the tickets for you.
I do have some ideas of how to facilitate playing in pools without having to be geographically close to the pool manager. But, overall, the pool manager should be someone you know.
LottoLane is a lottery pool management tool. It will handle email invites/reminders, payment tracking, sharing pics of tickets, and more. It will take care of everything involved in a lottery pool except for buying tickets.
The lottery pool manager where we work keeps a physical list of who has paid up. Email invites were being sent through our company emails, but the higher-ups put the squash on that. She then scans the tickets, makes copies, and hands them out.
I decided to build something that would automate all of this except the buying of tickets.