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<p>I have tried this business for the last 6 months and have purchased about 3 or 4 of the advertised products. Unsurprised to say none of them will get you any money. What you will get is a long list of excuses, here is the list I have received:</p> <p>1) My house was broken into</p> <p>2) The bookies wont allow me to wihtdraw your profit</p> <p>3) I was tired and needed a break</p> <p>4) I always test my new customers</p> <p>5) I was stabbed in the back while withdrawing bread money from the ATM.</p> <p> </p> <p>The list of excuses I've received in 6 months is endless. Here are some of the products I have tried.</p> <p>Product 1: VIP tips - Not a single horse won or placed in the 3 months I had the membership.</p> <p>Product 2: Guaranteed bets/pick 6/pa etc - once again, not a single one won, and instead of getting your money back, you will receive an excuse listed above</p> <p>Product 3: IBet - Received a few payouts here, only becasue I have to fight for them and had his bank account suspended, but definately not enough to get my capital back. I'm still owed R15,000 here.</p> <p>Product 4: Partnership - Will never materialise, it's a marketing tactic.</p> <p> </p> <p>This is a very clever ******** this one and is well versed in English and will use this to gain your trust. That is one of the resons I feel for it. It doesn't come across like a ****, but most definately is, especially if you look at the iBet product, this mimics exactly what a Ponzi Scheme is.</p> <p> </p> <p>As for the positive reviews on Hello Peter, it's clear to see that they are self written by looking at the name of the author, the only review that has a credible author is the negative one.</p> <p> </p> <p>I have reported this to the Phumelala Gambling Board, Capitec Bank and the Reserve Bank, so if you have money in this ****, it would be advisable to try to get it out however unlikely before it is shut down.</p>