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BuyLottoOnline is a self-described lottery “messenger service” that “operates a global network of offices and local messengers who purchase tickets on your behalf.” (source)
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BuyLottoOnline has 20 lotteries available.
Some of the most popular include…
Expect to pay a 120% fee on tickets.
For example, a $2 MEGA Millions ticket costs $4.40
And if you win, BuyLottoOnline won’t take a cut of your prize.
BuyLottoOnline runs a few regular promotions, such as Daily Deals, Refer a Friend, and a VIP Loyalty Program.
Keep an eye on their Daily Deals 👀
I’ve seen promotions there such as…
Apparently you can only sign up to BuyLottoOnline and use the service if you are in the USA 🇺🇸
This strikes me as strange because no other lottery site I’ve researched is licensed to operate fully in the USA (ie. in all states).
You can access BuyOnlineLotto via its website. It does not appear to have a mobile app.
I emailed BLO’s support team and asked about their license.
They eventually replied that their service “is only licensed to work in the US jurisdiction market,” but when I asked where the license was from and how I could verify it independently, there was no response 😕
Therefore, it’s safest to assume BuyLottoOnline is unlicensed.
BuyLottoOnline has a poor reputation overall…
They’ve supposedly been in operation for a while…
But have no social media following…
And, as mentioned, there are some notable issues with their license, ownership, and customer service.
Here are the top sites we’ve reviewed…
There are 3 ways to play the lottery online.
One way is via a lottery agent such as BuyLottoOnline.
In theory, here is how it SHOULD work…
However, given the issues with BLO noted above, it’s probably best to play the lottery via some other, more reputable sites.
It’s unclear, but my gut says no.
Not only was I unable to verify their license, but for a lottery site that only serves the USA market, I would have expected to find listings and reviews for it on both Trustpilot.com and the Better Business Bureau website. ButLottoOnline is suspiciously absent from both for the most part.
The only Trustpilot review I found mentions that they think it’s a phishing scam!
BLO claims to produce regular lottery winners.
However, I haven’t been able to confirm this, but it’s not unusual for an online lottery site to keep details of their winning players private.