Topic: Beat Roulette strategy | beatroulettestrategy.com review (scam)

[Steve]

I just bought this system, knowing it would be a scam, but giving it a chance anyway. Well it was the disaster I anticipated. I added the following review at www.roulettesystemreviews.com :



Beat Roulette Strategy | beatroulettestrategy.com

Fraudulent

Another system seller without any shame. The website is flashy and looks great, with claims such as "all casino consultants acknowledge the system as effective". Absolute rubbish - pure lies. Any professional roulette player would look at the system and laugh - it took me about 10 seconds to see it was a scam.

The strategy is based on outside bets, involving a mix of dozen, column and colour bets. You mix around the chip location depending on whether you win or lose. This does not even remotely increase your chances of winning.

The reviews on the site are very clearly fake. At this stage I'm still trying to get my money back, and the seller is yet to even respond. Paypal and clickbank don't help much because their policies don't permit refund of electronic goods.

VERDICT: Fraudulent. Truly these kind of scams are everywhere. They have great looking and simple websites, all with fantastic claims and reviews. But when you actually receive the system, it's not even remotely anything of substance, but the seller already made their money. Don't be fooled by the reviews - they are so easy to fake. Even systems such as "roulette sniper" have video reviews, but the system is a scam.

[cwing88]

I recalled that Clickbank permits refund of electronic goods within 30 days or 60 days.
You can just tell the support that the goods you ordered are the product of others. So you can get a refund. I experienced that 2 years ago.

[Steve]

Thanks I'll give that a try. I bought it expecting to not get a refund, but of course will still try.

[twister]

Why would you bother? You have the best systems I have seen so far

[Steve]

I tend to buy other systems every now and then to see if there is anything new out there. This one I knew was full of crap - I was more curious. but anyway I was given a refund.

[Steve]

btw your mad pussy cat is freaking me out. At least mine are chilled out.

[JBT]

what was the actual system? I mean the working principle?

[Steve]

It was just jumping between outside bets depending on whether you win or lose. There was no real working principle - it was just a mechanical method for bet selection, with no attention to what matters.

[carbine]

anyone can call their system the holy grail that never lose, slap a price tag on it and reel in suckers. These scams are everywhere. What I dont get is how they last so long.

[Steve]

carby, they last so long because there are so many of them the authorities cant cope. And if they tried to take everyone to court or start a case against them, there would be no time for them to take the more serious matters of fraud to court. It's different if the complaint is against a corporation as they are subject to very strict laws. I trade as a corporation, so lucky for me its not a scam. Anyway I got a refund, but wasted time.

[cwing88]

One thing is to be updated.

In that website, he mentions that a Hong kong gaming consultant believes that his method is work.

By not looking at how it works, there is no hong kong gaming consultant there. As I have been living there for over 20 years.

May be you can say they are. But they are consulting the horse and sports betting.

No casinos in Hong Kong, only cruise ships which operates in international water.

This sentence is the main fact that makes me to conclude this is a scam. 

[Steve]

I checked for the alleged gaming consultant, and couldnt find him anywhere. It is probably the photo of a random person. Many things give it away, but none more than the actual method itself. Again at least I got a refund.

[cwing88]

May be later, the author posts something like "Even the roulette expert Steve purchases their system and thinks it is work."

 

[Steve]

I already added my review on roulettesystemreviews.com so he's not likely to do that!

[silanarchy]

Steve could you just confirm your correct number for calling think I might be calling your fax machine instead by mistake.
Cheers