My article on Proven Tipster last September produced a number of very interesting comments from readers but none more so than from Gavin Jones who actually runs his own tipping service. So why should he write to me? An interesting question and one that the answer to, provides more fact that this service really must be avoided. At all costs!

It seems to be inborn in the huge majority of those who bet on horses that there is a lack of confidence in their own ability to find winners and therefore the need to find a system or tipster that will do all the work for them and make them rich into the bargain. And it is therefore only obvious then, that out of that need will rise those who feel capable of providing the required information. Unfortunately what we find in truth is that the vast majority of tipsters are nothing short of being charlatans and con men and very few probably even understand the words honesty and genuine. Which brings me to my latest investigation – welcome to the dark world of Proven Tipster!

Before I look at the latest performances of our monitored tipsters I would just like to advise you to stay clear of a service called Proven Tipster. Later this month I’ll be going into this service in some depth and the report is damming.

Okay then, onto the latest review.

In my last article I wrote, “Despite some blips this year, it remains a very professionally run, if somewhat old fashioned service and I expect it to bounce back in style.” Well, I couldn’t have been more wrong. I’ve been waiting for it to bounce back for six months and it just isn’t going to happen. If ever a service has gone rapidly down hill then this is the one. After two highly profitable years the results are now so poor that only a fool would pay £99 a month for the selections.

Well, I’m back and I must say I am delighted to be writing my monthly article again. As always I’ll be looking at a tipster in depth every month whilst at the same time keeping my eye on the ones that are good, average and downright shocking. I’ve got some great reviews coming up over the next few months, starting with Steve Smith Eccles in a fortnight and following with Power Naps, Timeform Jury, Speculate To Accumulate and Form Guru, to name just a few.

On more than one occasion in the past I have warned punters to stay well clear of Newport based conman Martyn Fisher, who has a re[censored]tion for ripping off his clients for hundreds of pounds, but it seems he is still going strong following a conversation with a subscriber this morning. Like many a good fishermans tale, the truth is nowhere near the story that is told, as you shall see!

PERSONAL INFO MAINLINE PROFIT & LOSS stats for the last 35 months = Total Profit +
£47,018

THE PROVEN FACTS
We have now made profits in 29 of the last 35 months from November 2007 up to and including September 2010. Therefore, 29 profitable months from 35, this equals a profitable month Strike Rate of almost 83% (82.86), which is a MAGNIFICENT achievement!

THE PROVEN TRUTH

It all looks so very impressive and it seems all we need to do is pay our £1320 for the next year and off we go changing our lifestyle. Well actually it’s not as simple as that and before you start transferring your money it may just be a good idea for you to read this report – the reality may not be as appealing.

How fortunate I was to receive my personal invitation to join the highly exclusive, Charters Racing Club. To receive high value racing information and join a small and fortunate few in the elite ‘inner circle’ of the racing world. And to make it even better it was all free.

What could I possibly lose?

You certainly are. Join The Pinnacle Club and get conned out of as much money as they can get out of you.

It’s one of the oldest tricks in the book and the fact that it’s still being used shows there are still people out there being ripped off.

But let me start at the beginning!