Comments on: Sports Handicapping Your Way To Millions http://www.zen-money.net/sports-handicapping.html Zen-Money.net teaches an online gambling betting system for online sportsbook betting that is the best gambling system on the market today which can be used with any sportsbook online including bodog sportsbook, greek sportsbook, bet365 sportsbook, diamond sportsbook and any other best sportsbook you can think of. Tue, 06 Jul 2010 19:13:16 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Zen http://www.zen-money.net/sports-handicapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-45 Zen Mon, 09 Nov 2009 19:50:57 +0000 http://www.zen-money.net/?p=307#comment-45 Thanks for the information James. You're right, there are tons of services out there that cost a lot of money and don't end up making a profit for their clients. We're not familiar with the particular service you've mentioned, but we'll take a look. We understand that it's a tough business, and you're bound to have good weeks and bad weeks, but if you're not making a profit for your customers you should provide them with a refund. Sorry to hear about your experience with that company. Currently, we're not hitting the win percentage we usually do and so we're not making as much money as we expected to make. However, even with our shotty win/loss record of 16-22-1, we've made our clients a profit of 28% in the past three months (not the 300% we expected, but a profit nonetheless). A 30% ROI is decent in our opinion, especially in the sports betting world. We also offer a full refund to our customers if they don't make a profit. No questions asked. We hope that you don't have any more problems with other companies in the future. It's true, they give a bad name to the industry as a whole. Thanks for the information James. You’re right, there are tons of services out there that cost a lot of money and don’t end up making a profit for their clients. We’re not familiar with the particular service you’ve mentioned, but we’ll take a look.

We understand that it’s a tough business, and you’re bound to have good weeks and bad weeks, but if you’re not making a profit for your customers you should provide them with a refund. Sorry to hear about your experience with that company.

Currently, we’re not hitting the win percentage we usually do and so we’re not making as much money as we expected to make. However, even with our shotty win/loss record of 16-22-1, we’ve made our clients a profit of 28% in the past three months (not the 300% we expected, but a profit nonetheless). A 30% ROI is decent in our opinion, especially in the sports betting world. We also offer a full refund to our customers if they don’t make a profit. No questions asked.

We hope that you don’t have any more problems with other companies in the future. It’s true, they give a bad name to the industry as a whole.

]]> By: James Brinton http://www.zen-money.net/sports-handicapping.html/comment-page-1#comment-43 James Brinton Sun, 08 Nov 2009 17:35:47 +0000 http://www.zen-money.net/?p=307#comment-43 Some professionals are very good at picking winners, have made a lot of money and are worth paying a service fee to. Of course with any good group sports handicappers there are those that arent worth a dime and they give the whole industry a bad name. One example that comes up is consistent winners cwwinners.com, these guys consistenly try to keep selling you on to more of there services, all the while their winning percentage was well below 30%. The funny thing is the "pros" at consistent winners would keep calling to trying to sell more product to me, while they keep missing most of the picks they recommended. They are either dishonest or stupid, I'm not sure which one it is, but neither one is good for their clients. Some professionals are very good at picking winners, have made a lot of money and are worth paying a service fee to. Of course with any good group sports handicappers there are those that arent worth a dime and they give the whole industry a bad name. One example that comes up is consistent winners cwwinners.com, these guys consistenly try to keep selling you on to more of there services, all the while their winning percentage was well below 30%. The funny thing is the “pros” at consistent winners would keep calling to trying to sell more product to me, while they keep missing most of the picks they recommended. They are either dishonest or stupid, I’m not sure which one it is, but neither one is good for their clients.

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