Auto Lotto Processor Scam: Lustig’s Back With More Junk

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Today we’re going to review Auto Lotto Processor – just the latest in his long line of so-called “lotto-busting” systems.

Richard Lustig (a.k.a. “The Lotto Professor”) is at it again.

This is a man who has made a career out of convincing people to buy into his nonsensical software and bogus guides in the hope of increasing their chances of winning the lotto.

I am NOT affiliated with Auto Lotto Processor. In fact, rather than associate myself or profit in any way from Richard's scams, I plan to expose each and every one of them.

Let's get started!

Auto Lotto Processor Review At A Glance

About: Lustig's magical software supposedly gives you the winning lotto formula.

Price: $97.

Pros: Nothing. Zilch. Nada.

Cons: This is way over-hyped and the latest in a long line of lotto scams.

Verdict: Auto Lotto Processor is a scam and it's not the first from Richard Lustig. There's no secret formula in a game of chance. He's only out to squeeze money from you.  

OVERALL RATING

0.5 Star Rating NEW

What Is Auto Lotto Processor?

Watch Richard's sales video and he'll tell you 1,000's of people have become millionaires within weeks of following his winning Auto Lotto Processor formula. You'll see picture after picture of apparent lottery winners holding huge cheques.

Try searching the web for real ways to make money online and you'll find a ton of scam artists trying to sell you their hyped-up “super-duper, ultra-secret software” that gives you a false sense of hope but almost always leaves you bitterly disappointed.

Scroll down below the video and you'll see statements like:

  • “Double your chances!”
  • “In the last 6 months we've had multiple winners.”
  • “Everyone who has stuck to my method has been very happy with the results.”

Seriously?

Everyone who has bought your Auto Lotto Processor has been happy with the results?!

Then why is it your legal disclaimer (found at the bottom of the exact same sales page) completely contradicts everything else you've told us?

Check it out for yourself and you'll see it tells a very different story:

legal disclaimer
Note to self: always read the fine print!

And if you needed further confirmation Richard's trying to flog you useless and worthless software, check out these complaints on LottoExposed.com:

auto lotto processor scam complaints

There you have it. We've now pushed past the hype and blatant deception to get to the truth. This crappy software does nothing to push the odds in your favour.

What On Earth Are You Paying $97 For?

Essentially you’re paying for a 30 page PDF file complete with ‘secret chapters' and a random number generator.

Inside the member's area, you'll find links to past results of state lottery games and a ‘Smart Pick Combos' page with a whole list of possible numbers you can play.

how does the auto lotto processor work

These numbers are supposedly generated by some kind of sophisticated algorithm that takes into account the last time a specific number was drawn.

auto lotto processor software and members area

The only problem is the entire software is built around the false notion that lottery balls have some kind of built-in memory. That is, the chances of them coming out this week are lower if they came out the week before.

This is pure lunacy.

When flipping a coin, everyone knows you have a 50% chance of hitting heads and a 50% chance of hitting tails. Even if you hit heads 3 times in a row, on the 4th time your chances of getting heads is STILL 50%.

Why?

Because the coin has no memory and neither do lotto balls!

It's nice to see Business Insider agree with me on this one in their article Don't Take Lottery Tips From This Guru where the author writes:

“Lustig's “system” that he “developed over the years” is to always play the same numbers, then stop playing them if he wins, because the same numbers never win twice. That's pretty much it – and it's wrong.

The odds of any set of random numbers coming up again are the same as they were the first time. That's why they call them random.”

So you see, when Richard says things like you should never play a previously winning set of numbers because they'll never show up twice, or you should never change your numbers until you win, he hasn't the foggiest idea what he's talking about.

Either that or (as I strongly suspect), he's being deliberately deceptive.

The reality is you have the same chances of hitting the jackpot with or without his crappy Auto Lotto Processor software.

Beware Lustig's Long Line Of Lotto Scams

As I alluded to at the beginning of this review, Auto Lotto Processor isn't Richard's first scam and probably won't be the last…

Here on The Make Money Online Blog, we've exposed a few of his lotto scams, including:

Just take a look at these websites and you'll see that in each case the headings, layouts and promo videos are all pretty much identical:

autolottoprocessor.com
lottery-winner-university-homepage
richards lottery secrets homepage

Each and every time you get the same empty claims, the same worthless software and the same old rehashed PDFs full of illogical nonsense.

Auto Lotto Processor Review Conclusion

Auto Lotto Processor is a scam designed to exploit your dream of winning life-changing amounts of money and deceive you into thinking there's some kind of computer program out there that will help you beat the system.

Don't fall for it!

Maybe you play the lottery for a bit of fun in the knowledge that your chances of actually winning are extraordinarily slim. I totally get that.

The idea of possibly winning (no matter how minuscule the odds) is enough to keep most people playing week after week. For me though, I just can't leave things to chance especially when it comes to something as important as your financial future.

That's why I decided to take control and start an online business that today generates more than $7,000 per month.

Luck has nothing to do with it! I just followed the right step-by-step training, took massive action and made it happen. You can too.

Don’t roll the dice on your financial future; follow the same beginner's course I did and learn exactly how to build a lucrative online income stream for yourself.

What's Your Auto Lotto Processor Review?

Now you've read this review, what do you think about this “lotto-busting” software?

Is it worth paying $97 knowing it does nothing, zilch, nada to increase your odds?

Have you ever been lured into scams like this by fake promises of fast and easy money?

Is there a program or product out there you think we should review?

Let us know in the comments. Stay safe out there! 🙂

18 thoughts on “Auto Lotto Processor Scam: Lustig’s Back With More Junk”

  1. WE purchased the program a few years ago and recently are totally LOCKED OUT!!! We have repeatedly tried to reach customer service and have been unsuccessful. WE viewed it as fun and liked to see if the numbers he recommended actually came in. We NEVER won but had fun. We figured we lost more than $97 over the years in our local casino. To us this was entertaining. We are angry to be locked out with no response.

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  2. bugger!
    I just bought this product as a Christmas present for my husband.
    Now I feel like a fool. Please don’t be so harsh in your comments on people who get caught because they are too much inclined to believe

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  3. Could you please review these paid survey sites and free samples sites? I receive so many emails from these sites, it takes forever just to delete and get to my real, important email!

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    • Richard won’t be on t.v. anymore or anywhere: he died several years ago:
      “ORLANDO, Fla. (CelebrityAccess) Richard Lustig, 67, who gained national attention for a method he developed to win lotteries but was also an agent/manager for tribute acts, died in Orlando, Fla., July 22….”

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  4. This is a good scam. He even offers you a full refund if you are not happy.
    I wonder if anyone has tried to get a refund after purchasing his software?

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  5. Idk, ya richards system might be bunk and he bashed the system and others like it than tells u to use his system just seems suspect

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  6. With this eye-opener Auto Lotto Processor Scam review you are saving many people’s life! When my close friend have talked to me about this system, I got a bit skeptical but said nothing at the first glance. However today I came across your honest review and I am glad to know that at least there is an evidence for me to showcase my friend to take a logical approach against this system and going to work with some program like Wealthy affiliate.
    I am personally not into Lottery and prefer to invest my time,effort and money to something that really works and has positive impact on my felling.I also read your review about Wealthy affiliate and it was really impressive  that I am sure many people would definitely be surprised when they getting more knowledge about it.

    Thanks for your helpful article-I bookmarked it

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  7. I kept wondering why many people love sitting in our corner and derive pleasure in looting people. Some people that also love to get rich quick without hardwork and sacrifice are those people that are victim of this scammer. Can you imagine, paying $97 to Richard that will not stop this act but will rather create another platform for this looting trick when his secret is exposed. My friend wanted to fall victim but fortunately he loves reading reviews about a product or platform before taking steps. That’s what helped him. Thanks for unveiling the truth about this auto lotto processor. I wish to know the reason why people get addicted to lotto.

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  8. No! I used to play the lottery, many people said they had the solution to help make big winnings, I did believe and I  got scammed many times. I do not do lottery anymore and I can say its not easy. There’s no way to beat the computer. Nobody should pay nothing to anyone. Good review here too. Nicely written!

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    • You are absolutely right Henderson. Your chances of winning the Powerball jackpot is 1:292,201,338 – that’s about 1 in a quarter of a billion odds. Avoid slicky salesmen who tell you they have the secrets to defy the laws of mathematics – it’s just amazing to me how this Lustig fella has made $100,000’s over the years peddling his rubbish books and courses.

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  9. We all know lotto is a game of luck and nothing else. How someone can convince you to buy a product worth $97 claiming that he knows how to ‘switch’ luck is beyond me!

    There are genuine and realistic ways to make money online. Anyone thinking otherwise is just wasting time and money. I know genuine programs that cost way less than the $97 and very valuable. And there are actually free programs to start.

    The sales page is very laughable! And the disclaimer says it all.

    Thanks for exposing this SCAM.

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  10. Lol, a secret step to make money from lotto? Wow, this scammers will always find ridiculous ways to extort the ignorant. I can’t believe that some really claims to have a secret to hit the lotto. If this is true then everyone in the world would have bought into it. Its the first time I’m seeing this platform online. Its good to see you vaj do a honest review on it. Nicely fine review.

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  11. Going by the long list of the garbages that this Richard lustig has published out on in the name of helping people yo win lotto, this auto lotto processor is just another waster of time and money. For crying out loud, how would I pay 97$ to win 2$? That’s the worst business anyone could ever get engaged with. Great tips and surely I would make sure to avoid any of his programs. Thanks

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  12. Thank you so much for this great and thorough review of the auto lotto processor, from your review I don’t think it is quite possible for the system to increase anyone chances of winning. The system isn’t in anyway worth the $97. And people should always double check before paying for this type of software.

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