Frequently Asked Questions

If you do not see an answer to your question below, please do not hesitate to contact me and I will do my best to respond within 24 hours during the week. Please allow a little longer at the weekends.

What do I get for my membership fee?
You will receive an e-mail confirming your membership to the Redd Racing Service with instructions on how to receive my information. You will then continue to receive my daily message by e-mail until such time as you cancel your PayPal subscription.

What exactly is your guarantee?
If my selections have failed to show a profit after 60 days of service, then I will refund all your membership fees paid to date.

Sometimes my results seem to differ from yours?
I think it is important to understand that rarely will your results coincide exactly with the results shown on my web site, nor indeed with the results of any other member. This is simply because everyone bets at different times and with different bookmakers.

Another important point to note is that the results posted on the Results page are not my own personal figures, but a general consensus of bets matched by members.

In response to previous suggestions for a fair and accurate way to record the available prices on my selections, I have asked a group of long-term members to send me their results each day. Where a selection has been matched at my suggested price or better, by more than 50% of members, then this will appear on my results at the average price matched by those members. If only a small number of members, or indeed no-one gets matched at the advised price, then the selection will not appear on the results, whether it wins or loses.

This shows what has been achieved by following my information, by the majority of members. I appreciate it is not a perfect process, and will never represent 100% of members results 100% of the time. But it is has been embraced as the most practical way to represent the results of the service.

Some days you will show a profit where my web site records a loss, and vice versa. The important thing to remember is to only bet when you have value and the odds in your favour, as over time the results even themselves out.

If your information is so good, why are you selling it? Why don't you just keep it to yourself and make money?
Well the simple answer is that I don't "need" to sell my information. But the fact is, my publishers Odelta (the company to whom members pay their subscriptions) pay me a considerable sum each year to retain my services, and no-one in their right mind would turn down the opportunity to get paid extra for something they do already. Perhaps the real question to ask yourself is "why do Odelta continue to employ my services year after year, if the service was not profitable and didn't continue to attract and keep loyal paying members?"

If all your members are betting on the same horse, won't this affect the price and reduce the profits for everyone?
My service currently has around 700 members. Their stakes vary from £5 a bet to £100. Only a handful of my members regularly place bets above £100. This amount of money is not enough to significantly influence a typical betting market.

Can you show me proof of your income from horse-racing?
I know many tipsters take great delight in displaying winning betting slips, copies of cheques, and extracts from their bank accounts. Call me old-fashioned, but I think my income is nobody's business but mine. However, I'm more than happy to give any new members confidence in my advice by offering firstly a free trial of my service, and secondly a 100% money-back guarantee.

A 30-day free trial and a 60-day guarantee means that effectively people can 'paper-trade' my advice for a full three months completely risk free, safe in the knowledge that they can get a full refund if they are not happy. I've always been very happy to put my money where my mouth is.

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