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They guarantee giving you your money back if not satisfied with any of their products. However eventually they stop honouring that promise. None of their products make you any money. Don't waste your time and money with them.
They tout various gambling systems as being brand new - often they have been around for years. I wonder if anyone has ever come across a decent side hustle with this lot. Beware.
Do not honour the guarantee. They do not communicate. You will not get your money back
I bought something called the Streetwise Partner Programme from Streetwise Publications which cost £997 and all I ended up with was a single page website promoting a sales letter exactly the same as I had responded to. I was very disappointed with this product and asked for my money back. I was refused and feel it was far too much to pay for what I received.
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