EXCLUSIVE: Furious Loretta Buchanan, 35, blasted the firm behind the raffle - after missing out on the luxury property because organisers failed to sell enough tickets.
A businessman at the centre of an aborted luxury home prize draw is dating the woman whose company he blamed for the competition ending in controversy, MailOnline can reveal.
Elliot Andrew, the owner of the home, said he was approached by Win My Home who wished to raffle his mansion but the company s trading address was registered to his mansion when launched.
This week, a woman who thought she had won a £2m villa in Nottingham was left "heartbroken" after the small print meant she had won £5,000 instead. But the vast majority of these lotteries do not end in someone winning a house - so why do we keep entering?