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Steer Clear of the Betting Scam - 11/19/2007

Another type of scam consumers should be careful of is the betting scam, warn the contributors of the SCAM watch website. The betting scam involves buying software that potentially increases your odds of winning in a horse race and or other betting sports. These betting software systems promise to predict winning results. Advertising, to produce winning predictions based on the weather conditions, the horse's health, and the experience of the jockey. But in truth, this software doesn't give the huge returns it promises and can cost consumers around $ 1,000 to up $ 15,000 dollars. Once purchased, the consumer cannot refund it or get their money back.

Source: SCAM watch



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