The punter express membership service was only recently launched but it came very quickly apparent that the service was using tips from other services.

On the 8th of July the selection sent was identical to that of the Lowlay laying service. It’s fair to say that services can end with the same selections but this was blatant. Not only was the selection identical but the email sent from punter express was identical to that sent by Lowlay and the staking advice was copied word for word.

The people behind Lowlay tried to contact the punter express team but there emails went unanswered.

I emailed punter express with my concerns and they replied as follows:

“Hello Iain,

Our service is a legitimate service. We are not thieves and we don’t copy information from other websites. Very often is possible to find the best horse selection of the day that is similar or the same to other tipster services. Please feel free to ask me any other questions.

Best,

The Punter Express Team”

I did ask why they copied the email from Lowlay word for word and they said:

“Again this is just a coincidence. We never had these kinds of problems before. However we will make some changes on the structure of the email starting tomorrow. We already advised clickbank and explained what is going on.”

There is no way this was coincidence and changing the structure of the emails is an admission in my opinion.

The website now states that membership is closed but the doors may reopen at a later date. This is a marketing tactic I have seen on many occasions and I strongly urge that you don’t fall victim to it.

Punter express can’t be trusted in my opinion.

Rating 1/5 – Very poor in my opinion. Not reliable enough to use in the long-run and one to avoid.

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