Im going to have a go at this.

[enduro]

A guy i go cycling with told me about this site www.sportingprofits.co.uk a while ago. And today we were talking about it and he showed me the statements and how much money he had made from it. :yikes: Well i was amazed im going to invest some money in this. He has £35,000 invested...I might just try a few grand just to see how it goes.

 

[jay]

be careful they ran one similar down here the wife lost

 

[enduro]

Not going to put £35,000 in only a couple of grand just to see how it goes. He has a mate who has £100,000 invested.

 

[user123]

Is it the same as this?

Sports investment scams

 

[enduro]

I will let you know how it goes.

 

[kilty55]

check that the money he has made has been withdrawn

very very dubious about this

watch they dont keep you sweet with small regular payouts making u beleive you are winning and in reality your 10 grand investement isnt going to ever be returned andrew

 

[Mike]

remember the saying....if something looks too good to be true then it probably is

 

[user123]

You know the old chestnut, Andrew, only invest as much as you can afford to/are willing to lose - how would you feel losing £2000?

 

[enduro]

You know the old chestnut, Andrew, only invest as much as you can afford to/are willing to lose - how would you feel losing £2000?

Im a tiler...you know the training school tell us we can earn that much each week...so yes i can afford to lose it!!! Ha Ha

 

[Sean Kelly]

Only spent a few mins on the website. Could not work out what they did with the investors money! Minimum 5k investment. Lots of graphs showing how your money can grow. You can only withdraw after 6 months, then again another 6 months later and so on. It does look really dodgy, but you have to do your own research. I did a search on their address. It looks like a residental property. I was surprised not to find any financial info on their web page. Do you send them cash or a cheque? Tread carefully.

 

[enduro]

Only spent a few mins on the website. Could not work out what they did with the investors money! Minimum 5k investment. Lots of graphs showing how your money can grow. You can only withdraw after 6 months, then again another 6 months later and so on. It does look really dodgy, but you have to do your own research. I did a search on their address. It looks like a residental property. I was surprised not to find any financial info on their web page. Do you send them cash or a cheque? Tread carefully.

My mate plays golf with the guy who runs it, several guys i know have been doing it with the guy for years. Still only thinking about it.

 

[user123]

Im a tiler...you know the training school tell us we can earn that much each week...so yes i can afford to lose it!!! Ha Ha

Alright, I'll do you a really good mosaic for that, and as I'm going up in the artworld this investment will grow and grow in value especially with a personal dedication, trust meeeeeee :lol:

 

[enduro]

Alright, I'll do you a really good mosaic for that, and as I'm going up in the artworld this investment will grow and grow in value especially with a personal dedication, trust meeeeeee :lol:

Sounds a bit to risky for me...I have heard about these mosaic scams!! ha ha

 

[Stewart]

Sounds a bit to risky for me...I have heard about these mosaic scams!! ha ha

I've heard about the mosaic scams too.. You order a piece of art and it comes made up with broken bits of tile and glass and they try and cover it with grout...what's all that about?

Stay well clear.....(;0)

 

[enduro]

I hear they go around to tile shops at night scavenging in the bins for broken tiles...then sell them as works of art and tell people they are investments..Might get Dom Littlewood to investigate this one..

 

[Stewart]

I hear they go around to tile shops at night scavenging in the bins for broken tiles...then sell them as works of art and tell people they are investments..Might get Dom Littlewood to investigate this one..

Think you should do that right away. I've also heard of some some that teach too .... Think it's called "Pyramid Mosaicing" and it's spreading like wildfire and catching out the masses. I'd hate to think how much money is involved in something this size!

 

[enduro]

Think you should do that right away. I've also heard of some some that teach too .... Think it's called "Pyramid Mosaicing" and it's spreading like wildfire and catching out the masses. I'd hate to think how much money is involved in something this size!

They are easy to spot...here is one.

 

[Stewart]

They are easy to spot...here is one. View attachment 28917

Lmao.......

 

[user123]

Sounds a bit to risky for me...I have heard about these mosaic scams!! ha ha

I've heard about the mosaic scams too.. You order a piece of art and it comes made up with broken bits of tile and glass and they try and cover it with grout...what's all that about?

Stay well clear.....(;0)

I hear they go around to tile shops at night scavenging in the bins for broken tiles...then sell them as works of art and tell people they are investments..Might get Dom Littlewood to investigate this one..

Think you should do that right away. I've also heard of some some that teach too .... Think it's called "Pyramid Mosaicing" and it's spreading like wildfire and catching out the masses. I'd hate to think how much money is involved in something this size!

They are easy to spot...here is one. View attachment 28917

:lol: :lol: :lol: Darn!!! Busted!!! And I was doing so well, just so close to buying my first yacht in the Seychelles!! :lol:

 

[SandyFloor]

Very funny stuff :lol:

On the original topic......if this betting organisation are doing so well what the hell do they need you for? Plus according to my limited knowledge of the betting business the bookies don't like taking one extremely large bet and will lay it off to other bookies. So how does this organisation the size of bets required to give their investors a return. Thirdly even though the main business is gambling I'm not sure an investment in this organisation would be tax free.

I think you should tread very carefully. Money laundering springs to mind too. This system could be a great way to 'legitimise' cash.

 

[user123]

Just say NO, Andrew.

 

[charlie1]

yeah, why do they need your money?? <----that kinda tells you all you need to know!

 

[enduro]

My mate phoned me earlier and said he got 2.6% and reiceved £900 on his investment last month, as i was talking to him about my fears of investing...

 

[gabriel]

wow,it's cool!

 

[jay]

My mate phoned me earlier and said he got 2.6% and reiceved £900 on his investment last month, as i was talking to him about my fears of investing...

is it in his bank yet or is it still invested (thats were the trouble starts)