Hi Robert,

Thanks for the reminder.

You're so right about this being unique.

It's a wonderful idea, social networking, blogs, video pages, entertainment and so very much more that hasn't been revealed yet - plus a suite of casual games - fun for all the family - and the making of new friends.  

You're in a great place too - it's ideal for USA - no gambling involved!

I'll look out for you later and give you a quick wave - teehee

Cheers

Jill

Don't let this stay a secret!

NO Gambling? Since when is a Lottery not a gamble guys? (I know that Jill says this all the time, but the words on the website indicate otherwise, is it that UK thingie?)

Joe

Hi Joe,

Thanks for the post, it allows me to clear up any misunderstanding here, and also my apologies if my previous messages have caused any confusion.

Yes, you're right, lotteries are part of gambling - and elottery is a part of that - even if it it does come under the 'soft gaming' umbrella - it's still a little gamble.

But, when it launches in Autumn, VWD's 'Project e-play' will be a stand alone opportunity away from elottery. All games and entertainments will be purely casual, definitely no gambling. It will be ideal for all the family and all countries no matter what their gaming laws are.

The only connection at the moment is that you can't join it yet because it's not even in prelaunch until June/July (the date will be announced in today's meeting).

So, at prelaunch, all existing elottery members will be given the opportunity to also enter the e-play plan (at no cost) and beta-test the new platform ready for the launch.

E-play is not taking over from elottery and elotbidder, nor is it part of this brilliant opportunity.

It's just that elottery members will have an advantage when it prelaunches because some of their network members will want to promote both opportunities. Some will stay and do elottery only, whilst others will just take on e-play - it's always about individual choice 

What IS happening is that people who understand the advantage of having first hand knowledge, are joining the elottery side NOW and building a network, so that when the prelaunch arrives, they will have an instant network to introduce to the e-play opportunity too, thereby giving themselves a head start.

At prelaunch, the pre-enrolment squeeze pages will also be available and that's when the countries with restrictive gaming laws, will be able to pre-enrol ready to do e-play as a separate stand alone biz in Autumn. They will not be involved in any way with the elottery.

I hope that makes sense, if not please message me, as it's best not to have misunderstanding.

By the way - what is a UK thingie - sounds intriguing - wonder if I've got one?? Or is it something I can buy?? If it's good I'll have two please!!! teehee

Cheers

Jill

You mean that you DON'T have a UK thingie? I can't Chat with you otherwise Jill, pls go get your thingie, ROFLMBO!

I know you like to take a nip of the grape at times, but sometimes you write as if you have a nipple on your bottle of scotch, 100% of course. (NO, not that nipple silly) You should do "stand-up" or start one of those famous English Comedies that are shown over here each Saturday night, like "Keeping Up Appearances" w/Hyacinth, or "Are You Being Served," which follows! I honestly think that you'd be a natural comedienne, I've darn near pee'd my pants over some of your verbiage.

OK, let's try t/b serious here, it's not that I'm a prude about gambling, it's more the way our FTC treats gambling online, & my ANA/DSHEA Certification isn't something I want soiled by an FTC complaint, you understand, right? I also manage $$ for a few friends & relatives, so my RIA License is also in some danger too. In my 19yrs+ on Wall St., I had NO complaints registered against me, that makes me proud t/b honest.

Tell me, why do long messages like this one might become, why are they often screwed up & NOT delivered? Is ALP's mgmt. vindictive like that?

(I'm copying it right now, & will email it to you if it's NOT delivered.) Do I even have an email for you?

Over & out,

Joe