MUST BE WON! National Lottery £11,600,000 Jackpot - 10 Lines £1 at Lottosocial
Latest Deals has worked with Lotto Social to show you this fantastic deal.
You can get 10 lines for just £1 on the National Lottery Must Be Won £11.6 million jackpot draw this Saturday, which is reduced from the usual price of £5.
⚠ This is a subscription service so it will automatically renew at £5 per week with £2.50 on Wednesday and Saturday's draws for 10 lines each time. However you can cancel at anytime
The £11.6 million jackpot prize must be won so you've got to be in it to win it! If there are no winning matches on the jackpot, the prize rolls down to the next level tiers so you can win a large sum even if you don't match all the numbers. Entries close this Saturday at 7:30pm so enter now to be in with a chance of winning.
If no one wins the jackpot in a Lotto Must Be Won draw, instead there will be a Rolldown. This means the jackpot us shared by players matching 2 or more main numbers instead of the usual 6, so your odds of winning a boosted cash prize are significantly higher!
Buy your tickets before 7.30pm to be in with a chance! Its a HUGE amount and you've got to be in it to win it! 
Plus, you'll also get 5 free instant win games too where you could be in with a chance of winning up to £7000.
More Information
1 in 5 jackpots are won by syndicates. These are genuine tickets from the National Lottery, no bets. Each ticket is shared in a syndicate of 49 players or less. There will never be more than 49 players in a syndicate at one time. So if there is a £50m win, you will still walk away a millionaire and more! In fact, often over time the syndicate size can decrease so the longer you play the larger share you may have. You can check your syndicate size in the Members Area under “Tickets”.
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I give a go this time as no one when you can be lucky and I show to my family too thanks so much sharing
Beware. This Company is a scam. They will take the following weeks payment from your card straight away with no way for you to stop that. More importantly, they don't pay out even if your numbers win.
This only keeps appearing on here because they pay £5 for every referral.
AVOID THIS OFFER.
Beware of this scam company, as buglass5 has mentioned above, they take a payment from you the very next day and you cannot stop it, its in the small print hidden away somewhere. You then face a struggle to cancel the whole thing. Shouldn't really be offered on this site so often
emmabeckz have you seen the above posts from buglass5 and RobertSims?
If this is true (they offer poor service and rip people off?), why is the company being promoted on the site, especially pushing it out on the big updates
Impossible to cancel. I contacted Lotto Social on chat. I asked how I unsubscribe but after 9 minutes inactivity I hung up. It's clearly a scam and I think I'll unsubscribe from Toms Deals as well if he endorses this kind of thing.
My previous comment has also been deleted. Hmmm
LD must vet these sort of offers better. Just checked with my card company. They rejected the payment as marked as unsecure transaction as it failed 2-step verification - BEWARE !
Use a virtual card, they are the end of having to worry about cancelling anything. Monzo gives you 100 a year if you use monzo plus.
Canigetahiphip interesting... Genuine question as I've never used one (and this is not meant as scaremongering, worst case scenario just to pose the question) but if an unscrupulous company considers that you're in a contract and then can't get payment, could they mark it as unpaid debt and therefore affect your credit score?
Of course this would be hugely unjust, and in theory you could get it corrected legally, but a lot of aggro potentially?
Avoiding companies with this kind of reputation at all seems best. If this is one such company (I've got no experience with them) I hope emmabeckz or Tom removes the post, but interesting they've got such a high score on trustpilot?
Hey everyone 
Thank you all for your feedback - community feedback is important in helping to decide which brands LD works with.
One of the criteria we consider when vetting potential partnerships is a company's overall trustpilot score which is positive in this instance. I appreciate there are some negative individual reviews but we try and take the entire score into account. We do also use other factors - for example, Amazon's trustpilot score is only 2 out of 5 stars despite them generally being considered as having decent customer service.
From reading the above comments it appears that the majority of complaints are regarding the difficulty in cancelling and it not being sufficiently obvious it's a subscription.
Latest Deals will always try and make it clear in the post itself if something is a subscription although this is an area I wonder if we could improve. Perhaps "subscription" deals should be separately highlighted and a further warning should be shown when you tap "Get Deal"? Ideally the fact that it's a subscription should be obvious from the retailer's own website too.
Regarding the ease of cancellation - I'll ask the LD team on Monday who deal with the partnerships to enquire as to this process and perhaps we can include some specific advice. I can't promise anything (I deal with the tech! 
) but perhaps we can get an email address or contact within Lottosocial who could help with LD member enquires.
On Face value, this does seem to be a good deal and offer. But I'd never personally want anyone to enter into this without realising the extent of the offer and any conditions attached.
As I understand it, someone could join for £1 and then immediately cancel if they didn't want to continue. Whilst for those that play the lottery regularly the on going subscription may be of interest too.
In short - I just wanted to acknowledge that we do take members' feedback on board and I'm going to discuss this with the team this week 
Kelsey that's good to read,but let's face it, you are being told by users here that it's a total and utter scam,so you should just stop taking ads from them. It's as simple as that i.m.o. my experience of them was several years ago and they are STILL doing it ,so what more evidence do you need. Will latest deals just take anyone's money to advertise?
Kelsey You can cancel immediately, but not before the payment for the following week is taken, its taken out the very next day. I signed up on a Friday morning, cancelled within an hour and £5 was taken out of my bank Saturday morning.
Don't do it folks! It's an absolute scam. They continued to take money from my account for many months. Total rip off. They rely upon people not noticing small print type conditions.they WILL rip you off! I've reported this beforebut Latest Deals don't seem to care
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