I have no sound on I pad it said i have an open ticket 140414-30486920 why

Tom sold 25 Steve sold 91

Its not, Don't pay him and report him to the school board.

You didn't count your tickets (not much to count - 1, 2) when they were (it was) handed to you? Your bad. Now they have NO way to know whether you got the right number of tickets or not, and so of course they're not going to give you another one.

Your second ticket very probably didn't win, anyway - lottery tickets nearly never win, which is why people who buy lottery tickets tend to have a lot less money than people who don't buy lottery tickets.

If this only is a problem with this particular game, you could go to the developer's web site (link in App Store) and ask what this means.
You could try to restart (or even reset: Hold down the Sleep/Wake button and the Home button simultaneously for 10+ seconds, this will cause a reset) first. Also update iOS and apps to latest version.
Good luck! :)

First u have to defeat the pokemon league. Then go to any poke mart. There on the shelf u must see a paper. Click over that paper n write LINK TOGETHER WITH ALL...the man standing there will communicate with you. Then there will be written on ur screen something about mystic ticket. For the mystic ticket to be applied u must save ur game and close ur game. Then when u'll open it the mystic ticket option will be there.
I have deoxys. Try it :-)

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A trouble ticket (sometimes called a trouble report) is a mechanism used in an organization to track the detection, reporting, and resolution of some type of problem. Trouble ticketing systems originated in manufacturing as a paper-based reporting system; now most are Web-based and associated with customer relationship management (CRM) environments, such as call centers or e-business Web sites, or with high-level technology environments such as network operations centers (NOCs). A number of companies make software for trouble ticketing, such as NesterSoft's Request Commander. Several other types of software, such as Bluebird include a trouble ticket component. The Internet Engineering Task Force's Network Working Group specified requirements for a trouble ticketing system in RFC 1297 (NOC Internal Integrated Trouble Ticket System Functional Specification Wishlist). In the RFC document, the author compares the trouble ticket to a patient's hospital chart, because both define a problem and help to coordinate the work of several different people who will work on the problem at different times. As a ticket moves though the system, it is usually classified as a certain type of issue, which in turn determines the skillset and expertise level of the agent(s) the ticket is assigned to. Until the issue is resolved, the "open ticket" for the problem remains in the work queue, with issues of highest priority taking precedence in terms of work flow.

u must get at a nintendo special event

Well you could take the ticket mech off of the ticket door, set it inside the cabinet and take the end of a book of tickets and make a 10 ticket loop, and have it run round and round.

Thats only a temporary fix, because the mechs end up destroying the tickets.

You could look in the set-up options of the game and put it so it doesn't dispense any tickets at all.

-Captain Jake

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