D.Uhrbrock,
but you have not answered the first question,
what are you looking for in a race program?

Most here have had their answers answered before anyway. Most KNOW what this "late money", or "smart money" concept is about.

If there is a question,
On what basis do they justify the price tag of $10,500.00 for the concept of thier particular system ? "late money,smart money,whatever"
Is it the hours spent developing the program and they have to pay wages to telephonist and staff ?

Does the person who is actualy calling you is doing so from the goodness of their heart, that he/she really and truly wants you to have this money presumably won ?

Does he/she actualy earn from the same program they are selling ?
If not, why are they selling it, what's in it for them?

If they are actually winning from the program, can they provide a fact sheet, a printed copy of their tab account, sent directly to you, first ?
If not, then can they re-direct the mail-out, (you offer to pay costs, and extra for the program if it shows sustainanble profit for no less than 3 months.)
If it does show a true profit for 3 months, then can you have the 1st 5 months free ?
If it wins, by all means buy it, it will be from the winnings, obviously.





[ This Message was edited by: puntz on 2004-11-25 01:54 ]

One comment to clear up a common misconception.
The "real money" may not get bet directly on the TAB but it sure as hell ends up there. Witness the 1997 Melbourne Cup - Might and Power was showing $8 or $9 on SuperTAB with a few minutes to go and ended up paying $5 after one K. Packer dropped several hundred thou$ on it in the last minute and the bookies offloaded to the tote. It cost me about a thou but cost the bookies a small fortune as they couldn't get rid of all of it.
Late money or big money does not necessarily equal correct or informed money.
Question. If you had a system that was constantly winning large amounts would you be flogging it all over the countryside or would you just quietly bet and WIN.