Lottery buyers report problems on the JPS online page

Lottery buyers report website issues JPS Online, There they can buy different products of the Commission for Social Security (CCSS), including lottery tickets.

According to people who accessed the page, it took a long time to load and manage purchases. Some even successfully purchased lottery tickets, but the system did not generate a purchase receipt.

nation He consulted the JPS press office, which confirmed that the page was saturated because there were so many people trying to get in, but the system was not shut down. “We have to wait, but the page is working,” the press office reported.

This Sunday, July 7th, Chubby in the middle of the yearthe company allocated £1.2 billion to 22 buyers who purchased 357 series 69 through the Social Security Board (JPS) digital platform.

This year’s draw coincides with the biggest jackpot in the history of the JPS, which would have been worth £1.7 billion if drawn from the ‘jackpot’. A second jackpot of £975 million is also at risk.

However, none of the accumulated prizes were drawn this Sunday, so the first accumulated prize for the next draw will increase to £1.75 billion and the second accumulated prize will increase to £925 million.

As of Saturday morning, no draws were being offered either through the online system or through official JPS channels due to the two draws being combined. The cost of each part was £2,000, bringing the overall cost to £20,000.