I listened to this winner's lottery scam phone call... and my jaw dropped as the situation turned expensive

You win the lottery, you collect the money. Doesn't seem too hard to do, but when this guy received a call supposedly from the lottery (first wrong move - they NEVER call you) it wasn't quite what he expected. Then it all turned ugly, and you will not believe what the scammer demanded he do to collect the $11.5 Million jackpot prize.

Barn-find cars are hidden gems, like this $11 million Ferrari perfect for the budding restoration lottery winner

Some lottery winners like to while away the hours polishing their extensive car collection, stopping only to relight their cigar and give instructions to the gardeners. Others travel deep in the forest of forgotten countries in search of barn finds - those lost, neglected autos in need of of complete repair and the replacement of almost everything on them. Their reward is yet even more money as these glistening treasures rack up intense public interest and get monster cash offers at auction.

Isn't it about time you started winning the lottery? These clocks will help you

Here’s a selection of wall clocks you can buy with positive lottery message on the front. Let's face it, you look at the time many times each day - why not get a winning message subliminally imprinted in your brain? CafePress

Youngest lottery winner happier now she's lost nearly all her $2.8M, but is that a reason for us to stop buying tickets?

British lottery winner Callie Rogers was only 16 and earning £3.60 ($5.50) an hour when she won a National Lottery jackpot worth £1,875,000 (approx $2.33M) in 2003. At the time, she vowed to behave responsibly, but as teenagers often do, Rogers quickly changed her mind and began spending her windfall fast. So why is she so happy now it's almost all gone, and does every winner have the same problem? Find out more...