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Well the wonderful Mr. John Hughes and Aspire racing. I invested in March of this year, and when the 55 days was up, emailed (as you all know, telephone is impossible, only a recorded message telling you to email) asking for nothing more that the status of my account. As a trustee, he is legally obliged to keep proper accounts, and advise the beneficiary when requested.
No reply, and in many emails since 12 July I have repeated the same request. It appears he has been more active here than responding to people who have given him money in his own business.
My thought is now, having lost all patience, that a report to the Office of Fair Trading may be the way forward. Does anyone else feel the same way?
Hi Simon
Read Steve’s comment below. he has been in touch with Action Fraud
Regards
Paula
Hi Simon – as per Paula’s comment please scroll down to see my reply to Suzie.
I think the OFT is now obsolete – try this link instead, I think this replaces it.
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/cma-consumer-enforcement-guidance
I’ll post any progress I make once I hear anything back – I was certainly encouraged by ActionFraud, so hopefully will get a decent response back. They did say the more people that reported it, the more chance action could be taken.
Hi Simon,
I have experienced a similar sinario to yourself. I joined in good faith around April of this year,and like yourself,send many e-mails requesting an up to date situation.
Nothing has been forthcoming,and Mr Hughes plods on regardless of the serious nature of current developments,and a potential serious fraud offence!!
I do not believe for one moment he has maintained correct accounting proceedures,and to send out a mail-shot telling all members that their total investment has been lost,but hey! if you send him more money,he will double your new investment,and not take any commission,until a profit has been achieved!! If you believe that,your braver then me.
I have sent numerous e-mails,but I have just hit a brick wall.
Let’s hope Mr Hughes can be located very soon,and be accountable for his extremely poor business ethics.
I await to see developments with bated breath.
Hi Everyone, Regarding this Mr John Hughes of “Aspire Racing Syndicate” I have been in touch with Fake Britain hoping they will help through investigative journalism to expose this obvious fraud. The response I got was their auto responder thanking me for my email, saying they would look into my email, that they were now filming for the next series, and that they would get in touch with me if they were going to run my story. I would, therefore, like to request all of you here who have had the nasty experience of losing monies to Mr John Hughes to get in touch with Fake Britain. This will give a real boost to my (and possibly other) email(s) increasing the chances of them considering the case. The more the people email them the more the chances of getting our story aired. We need to expose John Hughes and his scam. Let’s all give him the publicity he deserves. We need to make him FAMOUS so he doesn’t go on conning innocent people. The link to Fake Britain is:
https://ssl.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00wck32/contact
Please send them all the relevant information you may have regarding the anti-fraud authorities you might have contacted as well as any police case reference numbers. Don’t forget to send the links from the stories you have written on this and any other blogs.
Let’s do it folks! let’s get him out there! nobody should have to suffer alone!
I suspect that Mr John Hughes of ” Aspire” as it has now been re-named
has called it a day!!
He has certainly left a lot of people with empty wallets,following empty promises,as detailed in his sales letters,especially the latest,advisin
g that all members investments have been lost,but if you send more money,Quote ” I will double it”.
From my own experience,I was relieved of £175.00,which I will not be refunded,and I suspect many people have lost far greater amounts!!
A message to John Hughes from me.
If it sounds to good to be true,then it probably is.
The business model advised profits which were certainly un-achievable.
How true was this!!
A sincere apology to all your members who trusted you would not be a miss.
Is this the same John Hughes who markets as John Hughes Professional Betting? I am waiting for him to honor a financial commitment that he made last week..
Hi Wayne here from Austalia, i have brought many systems for Uk racing which most were pretty bad, but yesterday i brought some so called software that some one sent me a email about . It is called Betting supper charged horse racing i payed 50 Aussie dollars to start then i had to pay $20 for tips sent and when i clicked on the link to get software it said i had to join up through the link to Ladbrokes bookie for software to work .So the problem there was we cant Join any bookmakers from UK .We have them all here now and i am a member of Ladbrokes here any way. So then i tried to get my tips and when i pressed that link it says join up with the millionaires club, then i sent a email about it and asking about the tips i also paid
for separate but no repose so i have nothing for my money .I paid it through click bank and trying to get my money back, as i have got nothing for my money
i fell robbed and cheated. The con was called betting super charged.co has any one else been robbed my this mob thanks Wayne
I too have invested £100 in Aspire Racing Syndicate. Foolishly I invested without knowing anything about horse racing.
It didn’t occur to me to ask questions first. Selections do come my way by email every day, even though I haven’t asked for them. I have sent several emails entitled REFUND but to no avail.
On Monday 10/7/17 I sent a 1st class letter to the address supplied, also asking for a refund, but I think I should say goodbye to my investment and be very wary in future.
I believe Mr John Hughes of Aspire Racing is under intense pressure to maintain this business,and could well be genuine.
However,on the other hand it could be a very well executed scam.
In order to allay all those fears of the latter,I emplore you Mr Hughes to make contact with all the people you have signed up to your business,who have tried to get a response,and feel pretty let down.
You can make just one broadcast to all of the Aspire members giving them an honest up-date.
They have invested in good faith,and deserve a response.
You maintain you are a sole proprietor,and run the business single handed.
Please make your priority communicating to your investors,amd most inportant Transparant dialogue.
I am waiting for a return on my investment and can not get a reply from Mar John Hughes.
If I do not get my money back and or profit as was our legal contract I will take this further.If anyone else wishes to do the same we can take this to the fraud squad maybe the sooner the better.
I too invested back in March but received no returns and no response to my request for a refund. I received a marketing type letter this weekend saying that due a streak of bad luck my investment was lost – despite the promise that ‘your investment is never at risk’. I was invited to send more money as John was going to get some admin help as he had taken on too many clients. I think therefore I will take this further – its blatant misrepresentation, with false claims in terms of returning your investment ‘no questions asked’. He shouldn’t be allowed to get away with it.
I have also sent £100 to John Hughes and can’t get a reply. I want to take this further
I contacted ActionFraud who completed a detailed report – I would advise everyone to do the same to help stop Hughes from ripping other innocent punters off. http://www.actionfraud.police.uk Tel. 0300 124 2040. I was on hold for about 15 minutes but then a very nice operator completed a comprehensive report that will be used to cross reference other instances of the scam being reported – hopefully leading to action being taken. They also suggested contacting the FCA – financial conduct authority, as well as Hughes’s bankers (using sort code and account number details sent in the mailshot), both of which I am going to do. Hope this helps….
I joined the syndicate some weeks ago everything was going well until saturday last when I didn’t get any selections and I haven’t
received any since.I would like John to explain why.
Hi Tony, since we are not able to get any straight answers from John Hughes perhaps you could give us a brief overview of how this syndicate works. Did you ever receive any money while things were going well? Was there anybody who was regularly communicating back to you from in there? Is the suggested “entry investment” of £100 the only money that one pays or is it just a “bait” amount to get you into the net and once you’re inside you keep getting asked to add more before you can advance to “the next stage that actually pays” ? If you don’t mind please help us get some clarity which we could not get from Mr Hughes who seems to have left nearly all of us with more questions than answers. Thanks very much Tony.
I put in £100, received emails for around 30 days no problem, then got offer to join ‘the Aspire top rated’ service which would have cost minimum of £200. I wisely decided to wait and see if I got any return from the first investment before adding more. A few days later my daily emails have stopped coming. I think I’ve been had..
Sorry to hear you’ve been scammed Nick. So it looks like the £100 initial investment is just to reel us in so we can then be totally fleeced once we are inside knowing one can’t come out for fear of losing the initial investment. Just as I had thought. Typical internet scam artist.
Is there no organisation that protects people from scammers ? Obviously this “John Hughes ” of “aspire racing” is just a conman. I received a letter from him several weeks ago. I emailed him after ringing the number which forever goes to an answering machine. He emailed me back a response which seems like a copy and paste because its very similar to the one that “he” has given on this blog. After that I emailed him asking questions and he never responded. I’ve been waiting to hear from him but its been all quiet. My gut feelings are this “John Hughes” might as well be a group of Nigerian scammers or eastern Europeans who want a quick 10,000 and then move on to something else like drug trafficking and we’ll never hear from “John Hughes” again. If you Mr “John Hughes” are a genuine person you need to be more visible and contactable. If you are not just a bunch of small time thieves you need to be identifiable. You can not be so mysterious and expect us to send you our hard earned money by simply asking for a “degree of trust” some of us work incredibly hard jobs for long hours and to put aside a hundred pounds just to line some scammer’s pockets would be totally unacceptable. Thankfully I didn’t send any money. I’m grateful to have found this blog because at least now I know I’m not the only one who’s found this “aspire racing syndicate” to be rather mysterious. In the meantime i would like to request anybody from the Oxford area to please contact the local police and let them investigate that address. Thanks.
So yet another person that hasn’t joined the service but makes accusations without knowing anything. We have now gone from a Bupa Hospital to Nigerians and Eastern Europeans. Who by the way are not all scammers as you seem to suggest. The address is run by Mail Boxes etc. which is a reputable mail box company who it seems even Bupa use. Why would you possibly need the Police to investigate it. People who join my service do so mostly with the information provided. It is not complicated. However you gave a list of ridiculous questions which I simply do not have the time to deal with or for that matter the inclination. No one is forcing you to join.
Hi John,I would like to ask what do I do now the e-mail address returns e-mail.I have phoned the selection line ,unfortunatly line was bad, but I tried to leave membership number to no avail.
Cheers
John, unlike the others here I have invested with you. And having heard nothing for a few days and emails being returned ? I’d like to know what’s going on ? You say nobody has lost money, I’m feeling like I have ? Or would you like to explain ?
It looks like the ‘syndicate’ has shut down. I’ve now sent Mr Hughes two emails, as I’ve not heard from him since last Friday, but no reply.
Hey-ho, such is life.
I joined your syndicate but not before looking into it. The following is my first contact with you and your reply.
To: “[email protected]”
Subject: syndicate
Hi
I got your mail shot, very interesting but as the saying goe’s if it seems too good then it probably is.
I tried to find info online but all I could find was a maildrop shop in Headington.
The telephone contact is a recorded message.
No credit card payment facility that would secure payment.
I am afraid it all adds up to a scam!
Pity that.
Hi Michael,
I am sorry that you have decided not to join the Syndicate but wish to clear up the points you have made for my sake really.
We do use an accomodation address as do most Horse Racing tipping services. Identification has to be given to these people to open a box so it is not as easy as thought.
Also to get credit card facilities for a gambling business is near impossible these days. Would you believe even opening a business account for a gambling business is extremely difficult.
As I am a one man band I cannot and to be honest do not want to get into telephone conversations with members as I have done it before and they can take up a lot of time and effort.
Anyway I thought I would mention these points as all is not what it seems from both sides at times.
Regards
John
On receiving your reply which seemed honest and without any indignation on being called a scammer I gave you the benefit of the doubt and joined your syndicate but now, it would seem my trust was missedplaced. Contact has ceased, emails are returned or not answered so the only conclusion I can come to is that your syndicate is a con and you are, what I suspected on first contact, A SCAMMER!
Return my investment as promise and all is forgiven.
I have joined the service paid £ 150 and
have heard nothing. No confirmation,
no communication nothing.
Hello John,
I Joined in May with a large investment and would like to continue, but after sending my morning permission email through to [email protected] email address, Iam receiving a notification telling me this email address has now been disabled, – is this correct? The email correspondence was going really well for me and i was looking forward to future possibilities. Please can you advise me how to email my daily permissions over to you? Telephoning in daily is not practical for me – I do need the email preference.
If this is now not possible, then sadly please can I have my refund? I actually do want to work with you, just dont know how to do the permissions??
Kind Regards
Joe Moore
Hi, I have emailed several times and still haven’t received any reply. Suzie Graham
DEAR JOHN,
WHAT IS THE BEST EMAIL TO CONTACT YOU ,
CAN YOU EMAIL ME THIS AS I HAVE A PROBLEM .
GETTING TO YOU ABOUT ASPIRE SERVICES.
MY EMAIL: [email protected]
I have sent you £100 have the signed proof of delivery. Have heard nothing from you regarding my emails. Please advise
Just got aspire racing materials. Today
John Hughes prop
Sounded too good to be true so did some checking
Found out the address is for Bupa hospital
94 London rd oxford ox39fn
How sick can you get
Be ware folks
A BUPA Hospital????? The address is an accomodation address set up to receive mail. It is then forwarded to my home from where I work. I suggest that you check this out. Thanks. John. Proprietor.
Hi John
I am sure you can understand people being sceptical of your system as you do not seem to be contactable personally, work from an accommodation address as you put it. Expect people to leave £100 minimum with you for minimum 2 months. If you were so confident of your claims send your literature with your property address and personal telephone number so you could be found, I also have to question if your name is real like some other fake tipsters out there. 100 people joining you would be £10,000 which you could disappear with and no one hears from you again. What safeguards are there for your customers?????
Would you be willing to put your system to the test by offering a free trial.??? If you offered Paypal payment at least customers would be refunded if you were scamming.
Hi Danny, I can understand you being sceptical but that is the same with all such offers. As I have said in another blog, you either feel comfortable joining or you dont. Should you join then never invest more than you are comfortable with. I answer all questions by email as long as they are genuine and sensible. You will note that no one on this site has lost money. I think that is the main concern of anyone reading this. Regards John.
We are still waiting for you to respond to ROY DAVIS issue. His concern is that you haven’t communicated with him nearly a month after he invested. That is the type of concern that creates scepticism and fear among those of us who might wish to become your members Thanks.
20th June
Aspire all seemed to be going well, I joined in May. Lots of communication. Now silence. I have sent emails to John asking why there have been no selections sent for the last three days. I do not think it is Nigerians, the responses are in grammatical English. zi trust Imsm wrong but have an uneasy feeling about this to say the least. JPB
Well John we shall see if you are genuine.
How do you explain not sending me your selections for Royal Ascot? You can do two things to redeem yourself and show you are genuine. First send me my share of winnings for the first month, and two contact me with your selections for today and explanation for your silence.
If you cannot do this then I suggest that you return my “investment”. Should you not contact me today I shall have no alternative than to contact Thames Valley Police.
If you are genuine then you are your own worst enemy in giving the impression to all and sundry that you are a clever crook.
Well John. What a surprise no response from you on line or to my emails directly to you. As advised I shall now put this matter to Thsmes a Valley Police.
May I suggest to everyone else who has been taken in by this extremely convincing scam that you also contact Thames Valley Police. The more of us there are the more pressure we can exert upon them to feel his collar as the saying goes.
John Hughes is now operating a new scam through John Hughes Professional Betting.
John Hughes now claims to be operating from Northumberland Close Bracknell Berkshire RG42 3XD. His latest scam is to pretend in a letter that he does not gamble but if you become one of his agents he will send you his own stake money and pay you commission on each bet you make for him. He claims that there is thus no financial risk to you.
This is of course all lies and what seems to be his strategy is to persuade you to put up your money first because he cannot get his money transferred to your bank account in time for the next race. No doubt this continues for as long as any punter is gullible enough to continue doing so unless there is a winning bet when he then will claim the winnings for himself from the stake which you have put up.
This guy is clearly a scamster a rogue and a thief, and of course you will never receive his money promised by him to bet with, without financial risk to you.
Still awaiting a response
It sounds like an awful lot of people have handed over their hard earned cash to Aspire Racing. Could you please have the decency to reply to them John!
I have also sent John Hughes £100 and, apart from a few encouraging replies to emails early on, I have since received no information or response to numerous emails and a letter I have sent to this man. I agree with most of the comments here that John Hughes is a thief. Has anyone had any positive outcomes from contacting the police?
Well I handed over a fair wad by transfer,before dialogue began.
I suggest we act together, any ideas as to how we do do act together, addresses of relevent bodies etc
How much experience do you need to understand Little Acorns, Zero Risk Trader or All by the Book? Which system would you recommend to start on for someone with no experience?
Hi Ruth
When you say no experience do you mean no experience in betting? I think all 3 systems you need a basic level of understanding betting but it’s not rocket science either.
All 3 explain very well what needs to be done in the ebook.
Regards
Paula
Where can I find original review for Doug McKenna ? All roads just seem to lead to a summary and an updated summary , no daily results which I’d like to look at.
Hi Paul
You can see the full review here http://www.bettingsystemtruths.com/page/5/?s=doug+mckenna and at the bottom of page you just click on next entries to take you to next page or in the search bar just type in Doug Mckenna and it will take you to the review.
Regards
Paula
Hello
Received in snail mail
Aspire Racing ‘Multi Syndicate’
Aspire Racing Services , Suite 140 , 94 London Rd , Headington ,Oxford,OX3 9FN
Proprietor : John Hughes Tel : 01865 986755
Cannot find any information on this. Have you any knowledge ?
Thanks
Nev
Hi Neville
Sorry no we don’t, I have just googled it and nothing comes up so no idea sorry.
Regards
Paula
Hello,
I’ve a cautionary tale about Aspire Racing Services. Like your other correspondents I too received literature, and as they were offering 55 day’s worth of bets for only £25 I thought I’d try it. After my cheque was cashed I received instructions back – no bets could be placed unless I rang a premium rate phone line EVERY DAY, listened to a long rigmarole and spoke my membership number at the end of it. Needless to say, I didn’t do this and asked for my money back. I didn’t get it but I did get more advertising material from them involving much bigger stakes. So, in a nutshell, avoid this bunch.
Sorry you got scammed Marise but thank you for letting us know as this will hopefully help other people out.
Regards Paula
I too joined an Aspire syndicate and receive the bets through email every morning. All seems fine to me and have recommended it to others. The results speak for themself so hopefully you have just had a bit of bad luck?
Are you a genuine customer of “Aspire racing syndicate” or are you just a false entity working on behalf of the group? If you are a genuine person and things are going well with you then I will give you my phone number and my email address. I’d like you to contact me so we can talk and you can explain to me how it works because you are the closest we will have got to getting any form of clarity about this syndicate. is my offer acceptable?
Hi
I have just been made aware of this comment by one of my members and hope my reply helps. The number you call is not a premium rate one but as it was an 0845 it was charged at 10p per minute. It is now a 0345 number that is included in most mobile and landline packages as free. Selections can also be obtained by email each morning which most members opt for. I will look into your claim of a refund and deal with it for you. I am not aware of the request to date. Lastly I have never found the need for a website or facebook and Twitter for that matter. This type of offer will always require a certain degree of trust which is why the entry level is set so low. If I could have made it lower then I would have. My own rule of thumb is to never invest more than you are comfortable with, if at all.
Regards, John Hughes. Aspire Racing.
I got the info in the post today so now I don’t know what to do!
John Hughes – please look into my details too. I tried to phone your number as I have invested 25 days ago and not heard anything despite sending you two emails – have just emailed again. Was extremely disappointed to discover that your phone number goes directly to a recorded message extoling the fact that you have state of the art technology and directs people to your email address – which you don’t reply to!!!
Hi, I have looked at your details and have put the £25 in the post to you. Looking at your comments I think there is some confusion, but no trouble. Good Luck for the future. Regards, John.
Hi Marise, Would you be kind enough to let the readers of this site know that you have been refunded as requested. Regards, John.
Hello John
I have sent you some money, maybe foolishly, and returned your completed application form. I have emailed you for some acknowledgement but have heard nothing in response. This suggests to me that those who claim that Aspire Racing Syndicate is a scam are probably correct. Please respond.
I am yet another who made an “investment” of (just)£100 and was happy with the way things were going until suddenly the website went down.
Sent a couple of emails since with no response and tried ringing also to no avail.
With regard to Aspire Racing ‘Multi Syndicate’, It does sound too good to be true. £100 investment to give £540 average monthly monthly potential profit, and your initial investment is always safe, with a fee of only 10% of the winning stake. Nothing on the internet, as Admin Paula stated. No website, a mail box for an address, and payment only by cheque or bank transfer. Even the bank is internet based, and not physical, so I believe this to be just another ‘fantasy Island’ scam.
Hi Jonny
Yes I totally agree, with no info on the net also no website it would be very risky to get involved. Once you send any money you have got no way of getting it back. Best be safe than sorry and stay well clear.
Regards
Paula
I had one of those invites too. The sort code is linked to Cashplus, and their website says that they don’t issue or accept cheques – wonder where all those cheques are going??
Ermmmm yes sounds very dodgy! Can’t believe people actually send them money really.
The address given shows up as a mailbox service centre in Oxford and givn the phone number code I would guess it goes to the same place. Definitely in the too good to be true category.
I too have received some mailings from Aspire Racing and decided to do some research. As stated above in other comments there is no website and the telephone number 01865986755 just gives a recorded message with no real info on the service. I did a Google Maps search on 94 London Road and it showed the building as that of Mail Boxes Etc. This raised a lot of red flags for me. I was also concerned as to the similarities in the names of John Hughes and Jon Hughes of Owners For Owners,Racehorse Partnerships. My concerns are that if you want to promote such a service then you need to be visible to prospective clients with direct contact details and also provide genuine references of current members if they are willing to provide them. I have been scammed many years ago so I am always skeptical when something seems too good to be true.
Would it be better if the telephone code was for somewhere else perhaps?
Hi Kim, I totally agree that it is difficult to know whether such offers are genuine. However from a business point of view do I make the offer sound a poor one so it doesnt sound Too Good To Be True, then no one would join anyway. Or do I say it as it is and let people make up their own mind. Seems a Catch 22 situation to me. Either way if you havent joined how do you know anything about the service? Just a thought? John.
I also received an offer from Aspire Racing Systems. It described a betting opportunity where one made a one-off investment of £100 which must be left in place for 55 days and offered an average return of £540 (or 5.4%) The maths didn’t add up, so I e-mailed them a week ago asking if they could clarify certain points. Unsurprisingly, I have not had any reply. As John Hughes seems to visit this page perhaps he could take the stage and respond to the points I raised in my letter here. E-mail was as follows :
“Hi There
I have received a mailshot about the Aspire Racing Syndicate and wonder if you could clarify a couple of points that aren’t quite clear?
The literature talks of a “One off £100 investment”. I’m a little puzzled about this. If the investment is being used to place bets, surely this sum of £100 would be forever reducing by the repeated purchasing of bets. You only talk of yourselves deducting 10% (e.g £54 from £540) which I presume (quite rightly)would be your profit, not something that’s used to re-top up the investment pot. Is this a one-off £100 investment with a one-off £540 (ish) return on investment? Unless I’m missing something obvious, I’m very confused as to how the mathematics work. In essence, how can you purchase bets, not replenish the pot and yet continue to place stakes?
Also, how frequently are any profits paid? Is this after 55 days and monthly thereafter or 55 days and then when wins are achieved?
Please be assured I’m not being picky here, only hoping to clarify points that are not clear.
Thanking you for your time.”
Hi Carolyn, I think you are getting a little confused. Obviously when betting we expect to make money on winning bets. Therefore if a £10 bet wins at 2-1 you win £20 plus getting your original stake back. This is the same with a normal business and is called ‘turn over’. Our profit is just 5%-10% of the stake on a winning bet which is quite small. Once the 55 days has passed any due profits would be paid on a rolling monthly basis. I hope this has helped. Regards, John.
Iam also a little confused and not at all happy John Hughes to say the least !!
I got your mailshots back in february and joined Aspire racing services nearly four months ago and have never had any mention of any profits
investing £250, then with your invite, joined the Multi syndicate with a further £250.I have tried contacting you on numerous occasions for information on my accounts,YOU NEVER REPLY.
I Have now asked for my investment to be returned now,and guess what NO REPLY !!
Anyone considering this service Stay well clear.
John Hughes in my opinion you are a con man.
I have approached trading standards with all the details and awaiting proceedings.
John, you have the building blocks of a successful business using the Aspire Racing Services. There are people out there who will ‘fine tune’ the business if you ask politely. Please answer the emails I and several other subscribers have been sending you. Life will be so much better for you and the rest of us if you come out of hiding. As you are receiving money and probably use ‘bots’ for finding good bets you can afford to pay for additional help with your workload. Keep the business going, be honest in all your dealings.
Hi has anybody tried pony profits by Terry Lycett,he says you can turn small £5 bets in to £155 per day, price £30 per month or £90 for 6 months
Hi Trevor
We haven’t reviewed it here but I have just googled it and to be honest I would stay well clear, all the reviews on different sites seem like they are written by the same person, it’s some kind of software what I can see. Maybe I will see if we can review it in the future.
Regards
Paula
Hello….I am also awaiting a rep,y from John Hughes on his so called betting tips service.I have tried to e mail Jim and tried the infamous call line with no reply and the betting log is now closed.I am very concerned.I am also going to contact trading standards and if no reply or my money returned within 7 days I will also go to the police as this is fraud.
hi have anybody reviewed horsetips4u.co.uk
Hi John
No we haven’t reviewed here on BST
hi as any body heard of win crusher they say they are winning approx £2000 per week plus and its £37 to join and win 90% of the time
Hi Trevor, I haven’t heard of it but just googled it and to be honest it looks to good to be true. Its a clickbank product so you would have a 60 day money back guarantee, I will see if we can do a review on it in the future.
Hi yes my son tried wincrusher, first week or so was good then it went down hill faster than a steam train. He paid also more money for what was called training four times a week, he received pretty much nothing. He asked for his money back and guess what…silence. But the did answer all emails quickly before the money was handed over. What a suprise.
Are you able to tell me about Matt Abraham who advertises as a Betfair Trading Expert but seems incapable of responding to email questions.
Hi Rob sorry we don’t have any direct experience. He has a system called Betfair Trading Expert which is slightly different to claiming to be an expert. Feed back seems to be that he indeed doesn’t reply to emails although his system does appear to be ok although his main strategy seems to be the standard lay the draw but he does have 3 others strategies. We will try and get a review of his service but if he doesn’t reply to emails I wouldn’t hold out too much hope there.
Hi,
I am using the Little Acorns Lay System, and wish to purchase the Zero Risk Trader, I am in Australia, does ZRT operate successfully on Australian Meetings
Regards,
James.
Note this the 2nd request for information,sent 16th Oct 2016.
Thank you.
Hi James no sorry this is for UK and Irish racing. It may work on Australian meetings but we haven’t tested it.