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Lottoraiser is a Saas (Software as a service) and CRM (Content Management system) for Local Lottos and fundraising for non-profit organisations.
Co.Mayo, Westport, Ireland
3.7
1 review
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We recently changed over our community lotto to lottoraiser. It was all totally new to us and I couldn’t recommended them enough. James has been so helpful with every query and was so fast replying. The process to buy tickets it’s so simple even for older people it’s easy to use. 5⭐️
Reply from Lottoraiser
Thank you so much C******. Please feel free to message email, whatsapp anytime you need help.
Thank you and all the best
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