[cashmoney10]

Are these guys for real? They ask for upfront money to get "locks" and turn your 5k in to 80k in 4 picks....I hear them advertise all the time on my local sports station... they make it appear as if they have the games fixed or something. Does anyone have any experience with these guys? Should I stay away? Sorry if this is beating a dead horse, I am brand new to this site and did search before posting...only came up with someone who posted thier Boise vs Utah pick (utah plus the points) and it appears their pick on that was wrong. Stay clear?

Thanks in advance!

[Illusion]

Most likely a scam. Stay far away.

[cashmoney10]

Thank you, just needed some reassurance!

[sharpcat]

It is amazing just how gullible some people are

[cashmoney10]

Probally the best thing to happen to guys like this, who pitch the fixed games, was the ref who got busted for fixing games. I would think that it opened the door to the common guy to believe these people and there quick money making schemes.

[RabidGolfer]

Dude, Vegasedge gets some right, but I used them for over three months and in the end they blew my account two times. Between the money I paid them for their "guaranteed locks" and the money I lost on their picks, I'm out over $6,000. Please read my account before you talk to them! http://www.sportsbookreview.com/forum/sportsbook...sedge-com.html

[ouman101]

If it was that easy, these guys wouldn't be wasting their time marketing. They would be sitting on the beach with their drink of choice

[FadePolice]

Cold calling = scam

Pretty simple.

[RabidGolfer]

If it was that easy, these guys wouldn't be wasting their time marketing. They would be sitting on the beach with their drink of choice

EXACTLY! I actually asked them that when I first called:

"Dude, if you guys have "guaranteed locks" then why aren't you sitting on a beach in the Carribean somewhere?"

Them: "Well, you have to understand that this business comes with costs. You have to pay for the information."

What I discovered: It's very hard to make bank when you blow your clients' account up by giving them picks that are "guaranteed", but that lose by double the spread.

[whatsgood5]

Sounds legit to me....j/k not at all.