This would seem a strange time to be considering starting a business, as the economic situation is still uncertain. But some businesses actually do better in such a climate as people look for alternative ways to make money.

It may seem unusual but some now consider lotteries to be the best way to earn a wage, assuming the proper method is employed. A sizable number of people play a lottery every week and, within the UK alone, 70% of the population now play regularly.

It’s important to remember of course that a lottery online is still a lottery with the low prospects of winning the top prize. However if you join a syndicate the odds are reduced considerably.

Obviously you are still unlikely to win the jackpot but as a member of a syndicate you have better opportunities to win from the smaller prizes. I have even seen it suggested which you can receive regular amounts in the way, making lotteries almost as good an investment as the currency markets in these difficult times.

The Elottery business takes this idea to a whole new level. In 2002, Len Fitzgerald and Tom Brodie created the Elottery idea which plays the UK lottery draw, the European lottery and also a few other draws. Now members hail from 127 different countries all around the globe.

The syndicates are organized in groups of 49 which gives members an incredible 733% improvement in their chances of winning any prize in the UK lottery draw and an astounding 3600% within the European lottery, Euro millions.

You can build a of group of players and earn a commission every time one of those players plays the lottery. Of-course this gives you an ongoing and regular income.

There is extensive training to be found on the Elottery website together with personal support and online seminars (weekly) and offline seminars several times annually.

Indeed, the parent company seems committed to giving members full support. This consists of not only the personalized website but customer support, promotional material, e-mail marketing campaigns, online marketing support and payment processing. All these functions are handled for each member.

Other perhaps unexpected benefits are to be found when you delve a little deeper. Most activities in the business earn you ‘Golden Ticket’ points for which there are actually regular draws for various useful prizes and once annually there is a draw where one person wins a vehicle. Every week too there is a ‘Grab-A-Grand’ draw where one lucky person wins Ł1000. Interestingly, the person that brought that winner in to the business also takes home Ł1000. Also it may be of use to be aware that the company have suggested these prizes will increase as time goes on.