I’ve recently had a subscriber ask me about the Equitrack VSR System from Equinex Ltd who are based in Cheshunt, Herts.
This is a horse racing betting system. You buy a licence to their system and then use it to create “no lose” betting opportunities on exchanges such as Betfair.
The email read:
“I am considering investing in Equinex Ltd’s Equitrack VSR system and have been invited to a live demonstration of the system. I am contacting you to see if you or any members have any experience of this system or have heard anything good or bad about the system, before i potentially waste my time.
The system is a software programe called Equitrack VSR which shows what to bet on in horse races.
The blurb states that they have been the UK’s leading sports software provider since 1998.
The cost of the system is at present £3,500 (Three Thousand Five hundred pounds) exc VAT until 31st January 2007. usually £4,500.
In the last mail (29th December 2006) they are increasing the cost of the program to £5,500 after the 31st January 2007.
They base the return figures on a 10% compounding bank starting each month with £100 invested.
Figures for 2003: £36,813.
2004: £37,411.
2005: £22,338.
2006 (so far): £24,622. (projected to be circa £32,622).The sales letter is a simple 1 A4 page where it details the returns made monthly, the cost of the system and an invitation to attend a live demonstration (all of the mailings have just been to try and get me to attend a live demonstration) I assume that it is then that the hard sell may come into play.
The figures appear to be on the too good to be true side and the cost has kept me away from this opportunity, until now. They haven’t shut up shop and done a runner and i havent reard any negative press on them, so im thinking there may be some validity in the figures.
I’v tried to do some research on them, but there is very little available. I recently joined the Home business Alliance and their magazine “The Boss” has back issues available, they have Equinex listed in the contents of 4 issues going back to Jan 2003. I have recently ordered all of the magazines where Equinex is listed and will foward any info on to you if you require it.
Website addresss is http://www.equinex.com/EquinexV2/Home.html
Also: http://www.equitrack.net/homepage.htm
equinex’s email contact is admin@equinex.com
The address details are Equinex limited, Riverdene House, 140 High Street, Cheshunt, Herts, EN8 0AW. Tel: 01992 628688.
I have been recieving posts from them for at least 3 years now and it’s always been the same address and this is the address that is listed for them on the Companies House website.
My next step is to speak to one of them on the phone and ask abit more about the system and if they have staged payment methods etc.
Your comments would be appreciated”
Unfortunately, I do not know very much about horse racing, tipsters or betting exchange software so I cannot help.
However, I do know that many people out in the biz opps world are experts in the horse racing field so I would like to throw open the request.
Can anyone help me out here? Do you know anything about the Equitrack VSR System?
If so, please leave a comment here or contact me via the BizOppsUK Support Desk.
Thanks in advance,
Ben
Yes Jon, that comment seems to some it up. I wish anybody interested in this venture the best of luck and I STILL have the Equinex software for sale at a very knock down price. Shall we say say £1000, can’t get fairer than that. I’m sure those of you that are doing well would love to recommend this to friends or family? Any takers initially please contact me via this site.
Comment by David – September 1, 2010 @ 9:46 am
Hi Jon.
I purchased the system earlier in the year and I have to say Steve from Equinex has been really helpful.
I don’t really want to get involved in the mud slinging that goes on here in this blog but I’d be grateful if you could give me a call, or even a text and I could call you.
07584124565.
Many Thanks
Comment by Richard – September 1, 2010 @ 1:35 am
Just got 2 things to add.
1. If anybody wishes to discuss their woes with me then please post your number and I will call.
2. David you should use a spellchecker mate
Comment by Jon – August 31, 2010 @ 6:43 pm
Steven, I didn’t attack Jon on ANYBODY’s behalf, and I have NO interest in being invoved in the rediculous mudslinging that appears on this site, however “itdontwork”, myself or anybody else for that matter has the absolute right to post their findings on here.
As regards your invitation to come to the office for a trial of this new method of using the “Ratings”, it would be pointless at the moment as I really don’t have the time to sit and watch a computer all day monitoring the movement of odds. I would love to be in a position where I did have the time and I could then post my results on here as I find them. That wasn’t the standard operating procedure when I bought into the system 3 years ago. It was a win/place system which when I religously stuck to the guidelines lost me money. That was my experience, and that is a fact.
The reason I read this site is to see other peoples findings and find out if there is a realistic chance of recouping some of my losses. There are some very positive comments on here which gives me hope but to deny other people the chance to post their findings or dismiss them as made up is very unfair.
Comment by David – August 28, 2010 @ 10:41 am
I think you will find Steven if you read my posting 212 that you are wrong and I did not just do one trial.
I am quite within my right like ARCH and Jon to remain anonymous and not give my number as I reserve the right to change my mind about this system at any time and go back to Equinex as unlikely as that is.
And it is not my intention to try and persuade people this dosn’t work but give my experiences.
What I would try and persuade people to do is be extremely careful before parting with their hard earned money on something which I experienced to be very ambigious. The results I got using your guidelines Steven were not the results you published.
The purpose of this blog is to offer views and experiences of this product. That is simply what I have done and it is really very arrogant for you and Jon or ARCH if they ‘your alias’, to say that isn’t my right
Comment by itdontwork – August 26, 2010 @ 10:42 pm
Dear Itdontwork,
As I have never addressed you regarding your comments before as you stated, I have to assume this is not the only ‘alias’ you go by on this blog.
For a guy that says he only ever had a free trial you sure seem unusually keen to try to convince people it doesn’t work when I and a large number of others know it does.
That seems a little strange to me as any new enquirer IS WELCOME to
a) make an appointment without obligation
b) come to our offices and be taught how to use the system
c) be allowed to use it in REAL TIME .. WITH OUR MONEY and watch the profits as they come in – then go away and think it over.
What on earth are you so afraid of?
If it didn’t work – they would find out right away – THEMSELVES!
Instead of being so keen to badger genuine contributors into posting their phone numbers on this blog – why not post your REAL name or number so we can all contact you?
Let me make another thing quite clear for you. Jon, Arch, Barry or any other contributor are not me in disguise … nor do they work for Equinex nor have they been asked to make any comments or told what to say.
And here’s proof ..
ARE YOU NOT AWARE THAT THIS SITE IS MODERATED and this means the moderator (hope you’re listening to this Mod.) can see the email addresses (and possibly IP addresses) of the originators of each comment and KNOWS they are genuine comments from separate individuals.
[If you disagree Mod. Please feel free to add your comment]
Hopefully, the MODERATOR will take a good look at yours to see what other names or common IP addresses you are also using to and take appropriate action!
I can completely understand Jon and Arch’s exasperation after reading some of the anonymous, uninformed and untrue ramblings by you and a couple of other ‘alias’s’ on this site.
And David … before you go attacking Jon on behalf of that conspiracy theorist “itdontwork” who hides behind an alias and quoting your blog 208 .. you might like to re-read my entry (209) where I invited you to come and trade LIVE with me so the truth and correct operating procedure would become obvious to you too .. that it works for anyone WHEN USED PROPERLY !!!
That invitation was posted a month ago … you never called!
Perhaps the real reason lies in your parting comment “Now I’m not saying that the system hasn’t been improved and is making money - it may well be, but I really don’t have the time to sit and monitor a computer all day to find out”.
Lastly, I would like to thank Arch, Barry and Jon very much for their recent honest and unsolicited input. Thank you, gentlemen.
Anyone who wishes to find out how it works, use it themselves and see the profits as they come in .. for free and without obligation just click on the link below (my name) and get the contact details from the website it takes you to and book a convenient date.
If you do not have the ability to believe what you see with your own eyes and need someone else who doesn’t use it or has never had it to make your mind up for you, this is really not for you anyway.
Comment by Steven – August 26, 2010 @ 8:49 pm
Well said David.
I’m not at all convinced that these contributors are not Steve/Barry as I experienced the sort of descriptions you describe like patronising comments from them.
And if Jon feels so strongly and is so convinced this works why he is he so reluctant to speak to anyone and share the good news.
I have had a lot of experience with franchising and researching franchises and have always found franchisee’s very keen to speak to prospective new comers and share their experiences on the telephone.
But not with this, not even from ones like Jon who are feel strongly and are presumibly wildly enthusiastic.
Equinex say that their users who are having success do not want to discuss it because betting is secret or stigmatised. I don’t accept that. How could speaking on the telephone reveal your identity?
People should use their own judgement on this but personally I smell a rat. The only thing I find unusual is how they have traded for so long in the one place
Comment by Itdontwork – August 26, 2010 @ 3:23 pm
Jon, if you think you are helping Steve/Barry etc by posting smug, patronising and sanctamonious comments, like the one below, to other prospective contributors, you are very wrong. You’re embarressing yourself by being so rude. “Idontwork” has trialled the system and is more than entitled to puplicise his results ESPESCIALLY when the cost of this business opportunity is not only the initial £4500 (or so) and the ongoing £70 per month, but also the potential to incur massive losses. I think anybody that is interested in this system would certainly want to hear any negative feedback as well as any positive before they commit to that kind of money (and time!).
If you read my comment 208 you will find FACTS! I did buy the system and I did lose a considerable amount of money. That is a FACT. Now I’m not saying that the system hasn’t been improved and is making money - it may well be, but I really don’t have the time to sit and monitor a computer all day to find ouy one way or another. BUT prospective buyers should be made aware of ant pitfalls before they commit, don’t you agree?
Comment by David – August 26, 2010 @ 12:47 pm
Funny but a policians evasive answer to my questions! Save your time I’ve seen and heard enough. This may suit someone who is happy enough to throw money at something that isn’t transparent but has vague and forever changing guidesline but not me
Comment by Itdontwork – August 25, 2010 @ 11:18 pm
itdontwork;
itdontwork for you as youdontfollow;
If youdidfollow then maybe, just maybe, itwouldworkforyou!!
Comment by Jon – August 25, 2010 @ 4:10 pm
Ok jon so what you are saying then is follows ARCHs guidelines and not Equinex’s? Both are not the same as I have outlined? And what profits can be expected compared to Equinex? All seems strange when Equinex keep going on about sticking to their guidelines so much. Not very inspiring
Comment by Itdontwork – August 24, 2010 @ 3:43 pm