August 5th, 2011 | Posted in Uncategorized
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The tension is building…the new football season is about to burst into life. For anyone who relishes the chance of profiting from the mass of games to be played I have some good news.
The folks over at the Secret Betting Club have produced a truly awesome guide to all you need to know. They have ‘persuaded’ their in-house experts to pen their words of wisdom for the coming season.
Having had a sneak peek I can only wonder in awe at the knowledge that oozes from this report. They look at all aspects of profiting for the season. And from what I read they really know their stuff.
Now, the great thing is the Essential Football Betting Guide is available to you as well. By joining the Secret Betting Club you can instantly download this not to be missed guide.
Some of the things you’ll learn:
- Tipsters to follow in 2011/12
- SBC Discount Club
- Insider’s Guide to Successful Football Betting
- Dark Horses & Teams to Avoid
- New Season Betting Resource Guide
- Long Ball Strategy
- …and much more
There really is an awful lot of unique content. They’ve designed it to appeal to both inexperienced and experienced football bettors. And don’t forget, as a member of the Secret Betting Club you’ll have access to a whole library of betting information and experts.
Don’t forget the season is about to explode…go here to get the one guide to help you profit all season long.
July 30th, 2011 | Posted in global pension plan, Reverse Pension Plan
It’s been known for some time that the Global Pension Plan site was not accessible. The Turing code feature appeared to be disabled. For many, myself included, this strongly signalled that we’d reached the end of the road. They were long gone.
But wait, wait…what’s this the site is back again! Am I to be proved wrong in the end? Will the phoenix rise from the ashes and deliver on its promise?
Who can tell, I know I can’t. Is this just more teasing or a genuine attempt to re-establish contact? So many questions, so few answers.
When I logged in all my account details were correct, my downline is still intact and the earnings figure is still the same. And yet there is no announcement or update…total silence.
Are they playing mind games with us to see whether we’ll fall for more deceit or will the payout happen, who knows.
My sceptical antennae are working overtime at the moment. I still remain to be convinced that we’ll see any money. But at least they’ve re-ignited some interest in Global Pension Plan so expect more speculation from all sides…including me.
July 28th, 2011 | Posted in more money review
Having been something of a regular contributor to More Money Review I’ve received an email asking to choose a permanent user name as the site is tightening security. From tomorrow Friday 29th July you will need to sign in to leave comments on the various opportunities under review.
It seems that some people were using the same name when leaving comments and it created potential for confusion. The solution it seems is to get everyone to register a unique username so that when they comment everyone will know who it is from.
While I was on the site I took the chance to read a few of the recent comments. One that took my eye was from Matt Houghton who offers a racing tipster service of his own. In fact he wasn’t commenting on his own service but one that another contributor was marketing.
When I started to read the comments they were all extremely positive and the service looked a real find. However, as you read further cracks began to appear. Some members had joined just as the service had hit a losing streak. Now, this should not be a surprise as the claim strike rate was around 25% so simple maths would tell you that losing runs are inevitable.
So, a few negative comments prompted a robust response from the tipster himself and to be fair the points he made are very valid. Some people, however, decided to broaden about the debate and questions were soon being asked as to why no contact details were available on the site. Suffice it to say this thread kicked off even more intense comment and speculation.
Jack Whiteman from More Money Review was dragged into the debate and as far as I could tell admitted that the service did suffer from certain poor practices. Comments are still flying in so if you have some time to spare you might be interested in taking a look.
What it does show to me is that however much you try to help people there is every chance that it will come back to bite you.
July 27th, 2011 | Posted in Uncategorized
The Binary Options Pro Signals service is trialling the use of an IM service to inform members of potential trades. They are using GoogleTalk as the carrier and are asking for members who are interested to sign up now.
Anyone who likes the idea of trading the markets, whether that’s shares, commodities, forex or indices are often put off by the need to fully understand the dynamics of both the markets themselves and the trading method. How ever easy trading platforms become there is always an element of doubt as to whether a planned trade will be executed as desired.
Binary Options is a way to avoid virtually all of this doubt and confusion. It works on a very simple principle. Whether the value of what you are trading will go up or go down in a pre-defined time range. So, for example if you think that the price of gold will keep rising in the next 24 hours you could placed a Binary Option Call trade. Assuming that the price is higher when the time limit closes you will earn the pre-defined return. This is normally in the region of 75% to 80%. If you’re wrong you lose your original stake.
So, you always know exactly what the risk and reward is on any trade. The secret of course is knowing whether your chosen trade will go up or go down. That’s where Binary Options Pro Services come in. They provide advice as to potential trades each trading day.
They don’t provide signals for every possible asset as they focus on specific markets. You are free to choose which of the ten assets they advise on to receive advice on. In most cases there’s no reason why you would restrict yourself to particular assets so you are advised to sign up for them all.
Each day at 12.30GMT they send you an email with the trades they think are likely to be active that day. The email includes instructions of what to do. You can also sign up for free alerts that BOPS issue when a trade is likely. As mentioned at the top of this post they are introducing a new IM alert service that could offer advantages over email.
The current debt debate in the US is making the markets nervous as they react to the uncertainty that it brings. This means that BOPS signals have been few and far between for the last few days. If you are tempted to try the service you would be better off waiting until the uncertainty has gone and markets return to greater volatility. The BOPS service is priced at $97 per month with an introductory offer of the first seven days for $7. The service claim a success rate of 70%+ on recommended trades. This can be verified by checking the daily results that are published on their website.
Like any advisory service there will be days of feast and famine. As mentioned in the last few days trades have been scarce. On other days you may receive anywhere between 1 and 4 or 5 potential trades. Whilst 1 or 2 a day is manageable more than this would need a reasonable size of bank to ensure sufficient funds are available. If more than 2 a day are received it can create uncertainty knowing which ones to trade.
To trade the signals you will need to open a trading account. There are more and more providers springing up every day, BOPS provide a short list that they recommend but you are always free to find your own.
July 25th, 2011 | Posted in horse racing
It’s high summer here in the UK and this week sees the start of ‘Glorious Goodwood’. This is one of the highlights of the UK horse racing season. Many top horses and jockeys will compete for big money prizes and the bragging rights that come with it.
Wouldn’t you like the inside edge on potential winners? With the Secret Betting Club that’s just what you’ll get. Whether you’re a pro punter or just someone who wants to start off their horse betting interest with a good profit Secret Betting Club may just be the answer.
If you join the service today you’ll receive,for free, their 4 pronged racing system. Having been a member of Secret Betting Club for some time I know the hard work and dedication that the team put in to pinpoint potential money making thoroughbreds.
This same offer was available during the week of Royal Ascot in June and people like you and me who took up the offer profited by 6.72 points from just 16 bets. So, if you bet £50 a point you would have been ahead by £336 for the week.
Since the system started they have seen a 37% return on investment (compare that to a typical high street bank where you’d be lucky to get 2% a year!). If you’d joined the service in May 2010 and used just £10 stakes you’d be up £1498 (definitely worth taking a look at don’t you think?).
If this sounds like something you’d like to learn more about you’ll need to act quickly as the Goodwood Festival of racing begins tomorrow.
July 20th, 2011 | Posted in autoxten
Now that AutoXTen has been live for a while it’s interesting to see what sort of reactions are being generated.
Many of the search terms I see my site being found for are asking whether AutoXTen is a scam. The reason for this is probably misunderstandings of how the whols thing works.
I’ve said right from the start that AutoXTen is a business and to be successful anyone who joins must take that to heart and more importantly take action.
Much of the frustrations being felt appear to centre around the compensation plan and how it works. Whilst there was a video on the main page that tried to explain the compensation plan not everyone seems to have paid that much attention to it. It appears they were banking on the spillover that was supposed to happen. In the vast majority of cases it didn’t so many became frustrated and felt that they were being done a disservice.
In reality of course there was no deception it’s just that people think that they can do very little but still get rewarded for it.
In an attempt to clarify some of the issues about the compensation plan Michael Beal has created a video that is designed to make things easier to understand.
Once you understand just how the plan works you’ll see that rewards are possible but they won’t just pop out of thin air. Take a look at Mike’s video and then go to my AutoXTen site to join up. If you are prepared to put in the effort I will provide as much support as I can.
July 15th, 2011 | Posted in Nick Laight, What Really Makes Money
Ouch, sorry the title of this post even makes me cringe ever so slightly although at a stretch there is a shade of alliteration.
Anyway, back to the point of the post. I always keep an eye on how people find my site and the questions they plonk in the search engines. Time and again I see the name of Nick Laight appear. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Nick he has built a very successful information publishing operation over the last few years. In fact his success has seen several protege’s follow his lead and build established online businesses.
Like all publishers Nick has an optimist’s view of life (and generally sports a hair raising hairdo to go with it) and everything he promotes creates interest, both good and bad. To be honest I’ve bought stuff from Nick that hasn’t worked out for me but to be fair I’ve never had a problem with a refund on anything I’ve returned.
Nick has fingers in many pies and he has just launched the latest one, WhatBizOpp. It should come as no surprise to learn that the site is designed to showcase business opportunities that you might want to check out. Given his experience Nick is a master at the dangling carrot approach where you can visit the site and find lots of good information for free.
But of course this is a business so you should expect to put your hand in your pocket if you want more detail or to purchase certain products. Personally I don’t have a problem with this business model as you can just use the free stuff or delve deeper into the products available.
Some people find Nick’s methods somewhat unsavoury but as far as I can tell they are mainly people who expect instant results without making any effort themselves.
The WhatBizOpp website is brand new although there is a lot of content already available. I’d recommend taking a closer look at what is on offer as you may just find something that provides a useful source of income. To celebrate the launch they’re offering a 20% discount on purchases, just provide the code WBTOFFER when checking out. This offer is only good for the weekend so don’t hang around as you may be too late!
July 14th, 2011 | Posted in bullion vault, gold
When I checked my website logs recently I noticed quite a few queries on the stability of BullionVault. This both surprised and unnerved me and I wanted to find out why people were having some doubts.
Ever since I joined BullionVault in 2007 I have always been highly impressed by the whole set up. The website is always rock solid, security is very good and my account details are easy to access.
With all these questions I was expecting problems not only in accessing my account but also perhaps discovering that the website itself had disappeared.
Luckily, all my doubts turned out to be ill founded. The site is still as robust as ever.
Given that the price of both gold and silver is still climbing it’s somforting to know that BullionVault is still working well.
If you haven’t yet made any investment in gold (or silver) then BullionVault is really a very affordable and straightforward way to buy it.
All purchases are kept in licensed vaults, you have the choice of London, Zurich or New York. The prices are very competitive and the good thing is that you can buy as little or as much as you want.
Both deposits and withdrawals are very easy as you can transfer directly to and from your bank (at least in the UK).
There are some charges for storage but they really are very reasonable. So, if you’ve ever wanted to invest in gold but felt it was not for you visit BullionVault now to find out more.
July 14th, 2011 | Posted in autoxten
The hype is over…now it’s time to build the business. This is the general sentiment surrounding AutoXTen. As with any high profile launch there were teething problems to start with. It took much longer to populate each matrix than was originally advertised. Because of this many sceptics were already heralding it as scam.
In reality no-one should have been surprised that there were hiccups to start with. Eventually these were resolved so that now everyone should have access to their back office.
Whether they will be happy with what they see there is a different matter. Having warned in previous posts that the likelihood of spillover should not be relied on it was no surprise then to see that the warning was borne out. No doubt some people benefited but it appears that more people were disappointed.
Hopefully, now that the launch is over attention can be focused on members getting to grips with the products. In reality this is where the hard work begins…building a sustainable business for the future. The material on offer is a learning resource. It offers printed and audio material to help start and run both online and offline businesses. For those who joined AutoXTen at the $10 level there is an introduction to how you approach starting your online business. Now the business can be AutoXTen itself or any other form of online business that a member may be part of. In a previous post there was reference to one of the conference calls where the point was made that effort should be focused on building a single business and members would be well advised to heed that advice if they want to succeed.
Having built a high profile very quickly the owners of AutoXTen need to follow that up with real support to the members if they are to stick to their claims about the opportunity. And yet the business itself can’t do all the work. It is up to each member to buckle down and learn from the information and perhaps more importantly put it into practice. It will be interesting to see where AutoXTen are in twelve months time.
July 12th, 2011 | Posted in autoxten
Looking at my website stats I see quite a few hits trying to find out whether the delay to AutoXTen is significant. Like everyone else the only reference I have is the website itself although I did receive an email to say that the go live had been delayed by two hours to allow stragglers to complete their sign up.
Personally, I’m not too concerned about what is happening. There are always unforseen issues when any form of switchover happens. No matter how well things are planned system changes throw up problems that no-one could have forseen.
My advice is that everyone gives AutoXTen time to sort things out and not worry about it too much.
In the long term it is better to wait and get things sorted properly than rush ahead only to find problems in the future that could have much more significant impacts.
