William Hill Bingo Looking for Car Winner - 11-29-11

November 29 - When William Hill Bingo ran a competition recently with a grand prize of a new Fiat Panda car up-for-grabs, players rushed to the premier online bingo site to try their luck, but Lady Luck rewarded just one person, a player called Raymond.

Then a strange thing happened. Raymond was nowhere to be found to collect his brand new Fiat Panda courtesy of William Hill Bingo.

Of course, executives expected that as soon as Raymond was declared as the winner of the car at William Hill Bingo, he would have been down at William Hill's offices in a flash to drive away in his sexy new Italian motorcar worth a non-too-shabby £6,600.

But Raymond didn't come forward to claim his prize, nor has he answered any of the messages sent out by William Hill Bingo asking him to do so up to now.

The online bingo room is so eager to tell the William Hill Bingo car winner about his good fortune that they they have even sent their staff to literally walk the streets of Durham City - where Raymond reportedly hails from - with megaphones, in the hope that he'll hear them and come forward.

Tony Kenny, a spokesperson for William Hill, explained the efforts being made to track down the lucky but elusive player.

"We had the vehicle ready on the low loader from Stockport for the trip to Durham a fortnight ago," said Kenny. "But then we failed to locate the winner, a chap called Raymond, who has the somewhat unusual internet nickname of Rayamok."

"We're on the ground literally searching Durham for Ray - who is clearly more elusive than the Scarlet Pimpernel, and we are that desperate to find him that we're putting wanted posters out in our shops."

William Hill Bingo Winner Remains a Mystery

The prize for the Fiat Panda was drawn on October 26th and it is over a month since Raymond has remained elusive, and it is highly unusual for William Hill Bingo winners not to come forward to claim their prizes.

"In all my years of business, I've never had such a big winner fail to turn up," said the District Manager for William Hill in Durham City, Keith Inkster.

"Never in my entire career have we had to do anything like this," he said referring to William Hill Bingo staff walking the streets, calling out Raymond's name on their megaphones.

"We've been searching Durham and district to no avail," he said. "So now the search will spread further. But it's a bit embarrassing for members of staff as literally nobody knows this particular Ray."

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