January 2012
+7.99

December 2011
+22.08

Thanks for the good work orr

Good start. If your next 30 days if anything like my last 30 then that 5% will seem so easy! From my experience though, the Profit Monitor should be used as a guide and not always as a given (an extremely helpful guide I may add!). In the interest of running a review, I understand this is probably the only fair way, however the product is an education as well as the software offered and therefore good judgement on some of the races not suggested in PM will yield your 5% a lot earlier!

Just my 20p thrown in, that purely testing the PM is maybe only 60% of the information offered. Put it this way, by applying 2 criteria to each PM selection, my strike rate increased by over 10%.

Hope this helps other people following your review

Regards,

Mike

Chris

This is a total scam. The more publicity we give it the better.
I contacted Graham Green of the Racing Post newsroom and gave him the details
and he has other similar letters letters from the past.
Graham wrote an article about how I was scammed in the Racing Post on February 2nd.

If any letter comes through an airport mail room tear it up. Mine came through Gatwick.

Good luck

Thank you for your post. I have recievd the same letter but with this mobile number: 07786 109617.

Peter has called me today asking me to hand over £6000 to a courier! He has given me another mobile number that he is answering if you want to try and get hold of him:
however, I am sure he will change this one by the end of the day!

I did receive this – my partner rang the number (not the one above), and spoke to someone who took a message. Cutting a long story short, this man rang us on Saturday, and siad he would pay us to put bets on for him, reimbursing us and still paying us a fee if it lost. We did put a total of three bets on using our own money. One won but overall there was a loss, and he rang us staight back to confirm our details for the refund to be delivered by bankers draft today. Hasn’t arrived yet…..

If this is a scam, how does it work? And what does he gain? If all three had won – and they were all well backed, two had been recommended to me that morning by a reputable tipping service as ones to watch – I would have won serious money, which I would have paid to him less my fee, but had I decided to keep it he would have got nothing. As it was, as far as I can see, the only person to win was the bookie – unless these guys are being paid by the bookies….?

if you have any further info I’d be most interested to hear it….

He keeps saying that he has posted a cheque but it never arrives.

AVOID this con man.

Daveyboy