Trading Football Reviews 4

Can't complaint I've used this for a while but it's definitely not what I was expecting

GUYS NEVER PAY FOR THIS XAXA U WILL PAY FOR STRATEGY WHICH IS ON GOOGLE LAY THE DRAW OMG SCAMMERS... I CANCEL IMEDIATELLY THE SUBSCRIBTION! MOVE ON GUYS ;)

First of all, anyone even thinking of joining this shower of poo should walk a million miles in the other direction.

All I have said has already been covered in other reviews.

I am not permitted to post links here but please check the comments section in their review at Goal Profits & Lay Back and Get Rich.

It's a terrible service they have made personal insults against me, I even had to threaten legal action because they allowed my address to be posted in their chat room.

It was only a matter of time before they would be found out and it's a relief finally to see people wake up, the only winner here is Ads who is raking it in with gullible people paying the subscription costs. They are claiming all strategies have been tested only to scrap the strategy when it suffers losses, losss are normal in any service but what really angers people I think is they claim all results are based on not trading out yet on their own screenshots and emails they send out it clearly states they trade out.

AVOID AT ALL COSTS!

I originally joined IPT in Dec. 2016, and then the associated Football Trading Alerts in April, 2017. After asking, in the chat room, if the service was profitable (I was trying to get to grips with it), I found myself banned by 'Ads' the owner, who then sent me an e-mail saying "we don't need users like you", and that such questions were a "poisoned chalice." I can only surmise that this was a fit of anger due to the £548 loss (their own results) that users had in April.

Also, the introduction and removal of strategies has been a concern. We were originally told that their HT LTD strat had been tested for months; but when users lost several hundred pounds following it, it mysteriously went back into 'testing.'

Furthermore, the prices on the LCS are rarely available, with most being higher than 4.5. This, again, distorts results.

Users are encouraged to sign up to a 'Profit-It' Bot which continues to place bets too early or fail to place them at all. When users point out that the BOT is not yet fully operational, they have been told to place bets normally. Unfortunately, when 6 am bets are announced at midnight, this is somewhat difficult for most - indeed, I was personally told that my loss one day was due to missing a 6:30 am bet through daring to sleep.

Originally, the service had 150-ish subscribers. The owner made approx. £11,880 in subscription fees. Given that users have not covered their subscription costs, and presently have a loss of several hundred pounds, it is not unreasonable to ask: who is the only one winning? Because it's not subbers misled by the Del Trotter of the betting world, dreaming up shiny, fake results in an attempt to lure people to subscribe to the 'next big thing'.

The removal of the long-term subscriber option is suspicious, indicating the emphasis is on a revolving door of subbers too gullible to realise they are being conned by a non-existent maths professor.

The owner has excellent marketing skills that are used to masquerade as an experienced trader, when he in fact earns enough from unsuspecting subbers to never develop his selections. The illusion of an experienced trader is maintained by sending out boastful e-mails (note silence when losses occur) with 'strats' the average person requires a physics degree to understand - they are this complicated precisely because you are not supposed to go away and learn stuff on your own.

There are cheaper, far more honest services out there. In any other business, the owner of this website would likely end up on Rogue Traders. It is a pity he can't be held to account.