Moneybacktips.com

I had a huge amount of requests about
moneybacktips.com so decided to sign up to see if all is as good it appears on
there website.
As far as the tips are concerned I can't comment as
I cancelled my membership within one hour of joining.
I can tell you however that the results shown are
misleading in my opinion as it does not tell you how much you have to stake to
make the profits shown.
As an example in February 2008 the profit shown is
£280.80 using a £20 level stake on each lay advised. As there were around 230
lays advised at average odds of 3.8 you would have staked over £17.000 to win
the £280.80 which is a return on investment of around 1 % only. This is very
common with other month's results.
So what made me cancel so quickly:
The most interesting thing offered is the £1000 that you will receive upon joining. This turned out to be
nothing but a free bet guide and excel spreadsheet that is used to claim money
back bonuses from bookmakers.
I did some checks and all contact details for the
company are completely hidden and the phone number they use is dead. I was told
" The phone line is no longer available, due to use receiving too many
unnecessary phone calls. Everything we do now is done via email, and we do it
with high success." A very poor excuse in my opinion.
When I asked for a refund as they promise on the
website I was refused until I told them who I was and about my website. If I
was an everyday punter I would have lost my money.
They mention a unique staking plan which wasn't
received. When asked I was told "The staking plan is
undergoing some minor adjustments to cater for the new season of racing." Why
adjust a staking plan that is so highly talked about on the website before you
join?
I could go on but there's no point....
Score: 1/5 -
very poor in my opinion. Not reliable enough to use in the long-run and one
to avoid.

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