10th October 2017
Hi ,
Today we have a genius way you can join a tipster in excellent form but without all the usual monthly subscriptions.
He will guarantee you make profits from his first class information before paying another penny!
The hugely profitable Pay For Profit Racing service (PFP) does just that with a genius idea from its creator, Jack O’Brian.
Just 10 days into October and already PFP is +76.31 points up and heading for another huge month of profit.
Done Deal – Jack wants to guarantee to make YOU 10 points profit and all for just £5 with nothing more to pay until he does!
One-Off Payment - No subscription!
Over the last 10 weeks PFP has made members +139.24 points, that’s an average of +13.92 points per week, so for just £5 you can make the 10 points in under a week!
Plus all profits are calculated at Industry SP, so what ever you make over this by using early prices, BOG prices etc. is ALL extra profit for you!
Take this month you could have made an extra +47 points over industry SP if taking BOG (best odds guaranteed) prices...WOW!
You will also be on some excellent winners, check this bet out that got October off to a great start…
Two fantastic winners at 8/1 and 9/1 plus the winning each way double!
For just a FIVER you can guarantee yourself 10 points profit, but you need to grab our special deal today!
No Subscription - £5 is all YOU pay!
Click Here For A Guaranteed 10 Points Profit!
There is NO on-going subscription, you just pay for the profit you want to make and that’s it, you pay no more until you have made that profit, then you can play again!
This great offer allows you to dip your toe for very little outlay and make a guaranteed profit!
It really is a great concept, but this offer is limited, so do hurry and grab this low-cost offer and secure your profit 10 point profit today. Just a £5 one-off payment with no ongoing subscription.
Latest Winner…Roly Poly WINS @ 5/1!
Act Now & Grab This Low Cost Offer!
Best Wishes,
BetKudos
Your No1 Betting Buddy
PS. How much would 10 points be worth to you £100, £200 or £300+?
