This will usually be sent to you in the form of a mail shot through your letter box or now more commonly by email. A professionally designed sales letter informs you of this great horse racing tipster service or fantastic winning system. Just look at how much you could have won last year and the year before that and so on…

You check out the recent results and they are very impressive. You decide to join and send off your hard earned cash.

After a string of losers it dawns on you that the results given to you were most likely completely made up. Too bad your money is gone and you have virtually no chance of seeing it again.

So where did things go wrong? What happened to the excellent strike rates and big profits that you were so looking forward to making?

Remember any scammer can easily build a flashy looking website or create a flashy looking mail shot claiming the results you have only ever dreamed off. This happens everyday of the week and quite often it’s the same individuals using different names.

If you get something like this ask them who can independently verify their so called results are true or ask for a free trial. Beware being given the phone number of a so called happy customer who turns out to be the con man’s best mate.

In my opinion any worthwhile service will be happy to trial there selections or verify there results if asked.

If your still unsure then drop me an email and I will check them out for you.