FAQ
We send all of our tips via Telegram. No information is posted on this site. Members receive a special link to a private Telegram channel for each service they subscribe to. Links change frequently but are always available from the relevant member page on this website.
Further Information:
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We use PayPal for our payment requirements. Subscriptions are recurring but may be cancelled at any time.
No, the CON System is a separate entity.
Absolutely, it's ACCESS ALL AREAS!
We cover all of the main Festivals, such as Cheltenham, Aintree, Royal Ascot & Glorious Goodwood, as well as several minor ones, such as the Guineas in May and former Hennessy Festival in November.
That information is only available to subscribers I'm sorry to say.
Subscriptions are renewed automatically unless cancelled, and we have no facility to refund once the service has been accessed. Subscriptions may be cancelled at any time via your PayPal account, or by contacting us at least 48 hours prior to your billing date.
Yes we do in all cases except the CON system, which is unique in its approach and does not require a staking plan.
Yes you can. The Telegram system we use offers a desktop version for both Mac & PC. Naturally you would not receive tips on the go using these methods, but if you are at home for most of the day it would work fine for you.
No VAT is chargeable for our service.
No, this is strictly against our Terms and those abusing our service risk being removed and banned from our Telegram groups. This includes reposting PRO advices on our public Chat service.
It's in the pipeline so keep an eye on our Telegram chat for more info.
Please use our contact page and we will get back to you asap.
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