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Review: Paul Simmons-Racing Tipster
One of my regular readers says:
“I want to alert you and your readers to a Paul Simmons. I, along with, I don’t know how many people, sent Paul £100 to trade the horses for us on the promise that he would double our money every month and then take a commission. That was three months ago and no money has been forthcoming and Paul does not answer e-mails.”
He got involved with Simmons after being recommended his service by someone who was selling Simmons service as an affiliate. When my reader challenged this affiliate marketer, he got this response:
“He has also vanished with around £600 of my money which he owed me in commissions. I would never do business with this man again, he is a con man. Apologies for recommending his product to you, he and the product seemed legit at the time.”
Not to cast aspersions on this particular affiliate marketer who sold to Alan… clearly he’s been stung himself here… but I have VERY strong views on this.
If you’re going to sell products on commission, you MUST check out a product and its creator or publisher thoroughly before recommending it to other people. Otherwise you’re as bad as the scamsters you unwittingly promote.
Another of my regulars emailed me to say:
“I also lost £100 to Paul Simmons. He said that he lost all our money trading a football match that failed to go “in play” on Betfair. I contacted Betfair & they said that the match HAD gone “in play” as normal. Paul Simmons replied that they were lying.”
Posted by Sophie
on November 21, 2010. Filed under Betting & Gambling Opportunities,Reviews.
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