Top Moneymaker Of 2009
This has been voted your top money maker of 2009.
Well this is one of our editors favourite online money making systems on the net, and and is totally different to anything else we’ve ever reviewed.
This, method is all over Google and Yahoo if you look around online, there are websites with names like “Bankers Money”, “Docs Profits” and “Banned Roulette” all sorts, and they are effectively all the same strategy.
But we’ve chosen this one for a couple reasons. Firstly, some of the other sites we found demand that you enter your name and email address before they show you the system. By doing this they build up massive lists of emails and names, and then sell these lists on to either the online casinos themselves or its affiliates. So you can expect casino spam for as long as you have that email address.
Not only that but some of the other systems charge between $15 – $47 for access to the same advice, and this one is free.
The page itself is Originally from a myspace style blog posted by an American called Greg Smart, and he used to sell this advice on eBay for $14.95, and then just email people the link to his myspace page. But he was banned from advertising it by the Casinos, because the Casinos in the US were losing too much money, so this blog was big news back in 2006.
Then in 2007 a link to UK version, with up to date UK compatible Casinos surfaced on a Forum called warriorforum.com and because the information is free advice, the casinos can’t make whoever owns it take it down. Whether this is also owned by Greg Smart remains a mystery as the webpage itself appears to be anonymous.
However we have checked Greg Smarts eBay ID, and he still has a 100% feedback score from selling over 14,000 copies of this guide and he is a Power seller. The website even features testimonials from his eBay feedback and comments left on his page.
So where do you start?
Well you when you click on the page your are first greeted with a nice clean website that explains what the system is, and how it works.
The system is based on European Roulette as the odds a better, and it talks about a simple flaw in the roulette software, that means that a computer can never really generate a random number, because it’s a machine. So therefore it follows a certain pattern.
The pattern itself does appear to be random, but this only lasts for a certain number of spins, after which it will start another sequence.
Don’t worry if this bit sounds complicated, believe us it isn’t but it is labour intensive, so although you can easily earn up to £400 per day per casino, you do need to be sat at your PC manually placing the same bet over and over again for a certain number of times, and then switch to a different bet.
It’s very, very simple.
So Does it Work?
Well Impressed by Greg’s claims we tried it out, and followed the instructions. We found the system to be pretty much flawless. In total three of us signed up for it and trialled it for a week. Paul played for 8 hours per day for a week (mon-fri), Danny was doing it in the evening for 2 hours per night (mon-fri) and I committed 8 hours over the weekend and the results are as follows:-
Paul- $4225 = £2103.60 in the bank
Danny - $1400 = £686.80 in the bank
Martin - $1620 = £610.14 in the bank
Here’s a video we’ve taken from the site, that shows the system in action. Followed by the testimonials that are featured on the page.
Click Here Now to get access to this free method
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