How you won? You were lucky. At some point, you all need to stop suddenly becoming RU-vid bloggers and DV expert when you luck out in the lottery. You're nothing special. You were one of the 100+k randomly selected and 1 of 55000 that was granted a visa. As soon as you all get selected for the lottery, you all suddenly turn experts, milking money from other unsuspecting Africans. I hope Congress revamps the program to do away with so many benefiting financially from it. It's FREE.
You sound bitter, please forgive whoever hurt you so that you can heal 😂I don’t gain anything from sharing my DV journey. Actually we will be hosting people free of charge this year. We also helped applying for people free of charge. We just help people know about this opportunity that’s it.
@@wabeimukwasiyo3791 Why would I be bitter? I'm actually already in the US, have been for several years LEGALLY. I also currently have a 750+ credit score. Credit is everything here, btw. I'm looking to reach 800 by the end of the year. So bitter, no. Anyways, helping people is great, but giving false hope to desperate people is immoral. Saying things like--"Increase your chances of being selected", "Do this to guarantee selection"--is disingenuous. There's only one DV lottery commentator I follow on here. He has been doing this since 2015 and he has never once made such statements. He always reiterates that this is all based on LUCK. There's no magic bullet to winning the DV lottery. Fill out the form correctly, don't lie, have at least a high school education (or two years working experience), make sure your picture meets recommendation, and hope and pray you're lucky. My qualm is people like you are selling this idea that's there's this magic bullet to winning. There's not. Every single DV lottery winner won by sheer luck. Welcome to the US.
