Risk Free Profit? (RFP) - Page 72

B4Usurf · #**711** 07-22-2006, 11:19 AM

This sounds similar to Sure Bet Pro. Unless you can sign up some suckers you are stuck with the monthly subscription. It is very hard to make money from the betting.

I went back to my old system of betting on horses that does not require software and am making money again. Unless you are a champion recruiter stay away from these types of scams.

TimeInvestor · #**712** 07-22-2006, 11:35 AM

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TimeInvestor · #**713** 07-22-2006, 11:36 AM

This is SureBetPro.

Offshore-Wealth · #**714** 07-22-2006, 11:49 AM

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Originally Posted by B4Usurf

This sounds similar to Sure Bet Pro. Unless you can sign up some suckers you are stuck with the monthly subscription. It is very hard to make money from the betting.

I went back to my old system of betting on horses that does not require software and am making money again. Unless you are a champion recruiter stay away from these types of scams.

Interesting,

So you say this sounds similar to SureBetPro, so you have not been following this thread if you can only make this similar deduction, so what could you possibly know about what some of us are earning with Arbitrage Sports system. I did well before software, just as you may do with your horses, but to make a statement like yours is very strange indeed. Suckers, hardly, we have a great bunch of professionals here if you would bother to learn from them.

Did you even try system? Of course not, for if you had you would not have made the statements you did. You have a bug up your a$$ over recruiting since you assume only suckers subscribe, and this could not be further from the truth. There are thousands making a very good living with Arbitrage Sports, and this was true before RFP, and many are converting over who had done manual arbs, as I did. I am earning far more than I did manually, and best of all, I don't have to waste all that time calculating arbs one by one any longer. As Shane pointed out, it is all about your bank, money makes money, and more money makes more money. (g)

Good luck to all, Mike

TimeInvestor · #**715** 07-22-2006, 12:00 PM

Let's not make a fuss over this matters.
If not it'll be like another marketiva thread.
Let's focus on helping members and interested visitors.

TimeInvestor · #**716** 07-22-2006, 12:00 PM

Let's not make a fuss over this matters.
If not it'll be like another marketiva thread.
Let's focus on helping members and interested visitors.

B4Usurf · #**717** 07-22-2006, 12:27 PM

Sorry I got up your nose, Mike. I thought this was a public thread. Just airing my thoughts about this. Some may benefit but my experience differs. Just warning those who are not promoter types to not expect too much from this type of system. I did try one like this a few years ago. It may have been the same company. The name SureBetPro rings a bell. I would have to go back through my records to see. However I don't think anyone is interested in my failures here.

aegist · #**718** 07-22-2006, 01:59 PM

Most of the Arbitrage alert companies have names of that form: Riskfreeprofit makes surbetpro, betbrain's subscription is called "Surebet Pro", then you have zero risk arbitrage, arbitragepro, betriskfree, riskfreebets, winriskfree, arbwinner...

But sure, this is a public forum, you can say whatever you want. But if you make an uninformed post, people are going to tell you as such. For instance, your reply to mike still completely missed the point: He explicitly said that he arbed manually at first, but has since found the SBP software to be much better compared to manual arbing. And your reply is to still "warn those who are not promoter types to not expect too much from this type of system". Now it looks like you ahve read the thread, nor did you even read the post you are replying to.

Fact is, your signature shows where you come from. The Pie in the sky HYIP world where the rel goal is to promote a scam through the roof so that you aren't the last fool to put your money into it, so that you can pull your money out before they run away. No, this is a different ball game from HYIPs altogether. Your success isn't dependant on finding other people to join.

Shane

**Ryz** · #**719** 07-22-2006, 07:14 PM

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However I don't think anyone is interested in my failures here.

Well, if it relates to this folder, let's here it.

You should always hear the good with the bad.

B4Usurf · #**720** 07-22-2006, 09:54 PM

Each to their own. I have had no problems making money from autosurf. It is far easier for me than arbitrage. I make peanuts from others joining. I don't make ridiculous commission-back offers so I am uncompetitive in that area. I just look for the safer bets. Anyone who does join under me, gets my advice about when to get out, whether they like it or not.

Schemes such as 12DP come and go but there is always a window of opportunity to make a dollar or two for the astute. The only reason I have brought up the subject of autosurf is because Shane started the ball rolling.

Now for the facts of betting, arbitrage, autosurfing or any other form of gambling:
How can there be winners? Because there are losers. Winners take the money that losers lose. Are the losers fools as Shane would have us believe? No, they are players who voluntarily participate in the game.

I was a loser in arb because I didn't have the time to participate sufficiently to win. I am not blaming the system. I had to commit my bankroll to a family matter and did not have the time to promote. I do believe that anything that requires a monthly spend without any inherent return is a scam (in the sense the word is commonly used in this forum).