Comments on: The Rich Life System Review

By: DazH

DazH — Fri, 06 May 2011 10:12:19 +0000

I purchased this product in the summer of 2009 and after making a promising start with it, I soon lost all I had gained and more. I was only prepared to lose £200 of my own money plus the £397 for the overpriced manual on this which came to about £600.
I didn’t bother sending it back as by then it had exceeded 60 days.
I later sold it on an auction site for a much reduced figure minus the “Free cash method and calculator”.
This, fellow readers is where the true value lies.
At the time of purchase I already had several bookies accounts and thanks to this side product if you like, I was able to utilise bookies offers, some I had never heard of before, to build up some profits.
Every now and then some bookies offer bonus offers to existing members and profits can be added this way also.
I still have many bookies accounts to open, the last check I made there was over £1,000 available of which I would hope to make at least £600 profit.
I don’t have my exact figures to hand, but this free calculator method has made me at least 3 times my overall losses (£600) and counting.
The calculator is very easy to use and displays your profit figures quickly.
I certainly didn’t care much for the manual, that’s why I got rid of it, but the free cash and calculator method is priceless to me.

By: John Liley

John Liley — Tue, 29 Mar 2011 10:52:26 +0000

I have been trying to get my money back from this guy, one letter and one e-mail, no reply. Telephone, left a message no answer.

I think he has disaspeared.

Typed in his post code on ‘Google Earth’, took me to a storage warehouse in Crew. the telephone number is the storage depo, looks bad. His website has been dow for some weeks, also.

Tim Lowe should take some responsibility, for promoting this scam.

Can anyone help.

By: John Liley

John Liley — Sat, 26 Feb 2011 17:15:20 +0000

I purchased the Rich Life sometime ago, put it into practice some weeks ago.

I am realy annoyed that I paid out the £397.

I have not made any money but lost about £150 trying it out in addition to the cost of the manuel.

Some of the figures in the manual are not right and by putting into practice exactly has he says, it does not work.

I am quite interested if anyone has managed to get thier money back, after the 30 day period and how.

I am certinley going to try and I will go the governing body that deals with these scams if necessary.

Please help.

I am a pensioner and this is alot of money to me.

By: Jay J

Jay J — Thu, 06 Jan 2011 11:46:35 +0000

I was ALMOST suckered into this for the sole reason that it was endorsed by Tim Lowe,whom I trust implicitely,however noting that it was involved in arbitrage betting,I decided that it was NOT for me!

By: Barry

Barry — Sun, 28 Nov 2010 17:17:34 +0000

Hi Jasper What’s the latest on the Heptamatic System?

I sent for the RLS system and made money,and currently trying my own system based on the principles it contained.
If anyone wants to make an offer feel free, by the way I made £1000 before I lost it all, and some trying my own systems!
My current system is now looking promising, maybe I can start offering this for sale like all the other marketers, but only when I’m convinced of the financial opportunities it provides, currently good!

regards

Barry

By: Tony

Tony — Thu, 25 Nov 2010 21:26:59 +0000

I also got a letter from Tim Lowe about this new Heptamatic trading system. Went on to the webpage that he set up, and listened to his interview with Mike (or is it Matt?!!). I picked up on the comment he made about all the money he makes from the Tennis markets, yet in the Rich Life System, there is no mention of tennis whatsoever. Did anyone else notice that?

By: Paolo

Paolo — Tue, 16 Nov 2010 14:14:37 +0000

The RLS was a stitch up of the highest order – freely available material on the web collated in a sloppy manual. I bought it and got it refunded when I realised this and coupled with the fact that a couple of the methods were as old as the universe itself. I think they were quite happy to issue refunds once it was realised that it was a re-hash of a previous manual (SOABT – or something like that) and that Matts’s/Mike’s dad had done some dodgy marketing promo vid. Also it wasn’t a trading manual – but as someone else has said here simply gambling. If they had marketed it out as some kind of start-up betfair pack pointing people in the direction of some techniques at say a price at least 10% of the original asking price they would probably not have any complaints. However as any marketeer knows the higher the price of a product implies more quality and as such people get sucked in.

Which brings me on to the latest offering from Mr Fyles, – The Heptamatic System. I see a few people have mentioned this already. Apparently this has 7 techniques (and if I read correctly elsewhere includes a couple of methods from the RLS). I do a lot of betfair gambling/trading (call it what you like) and am part of a couple of communities that includes a couple of pro’s whose opinions I respect.

2 things come to mind – firstly these pro’s do not earn anywhere near the figures that are promoted in the Heptamatic – and they have been doing this for years. Secondly – they have and never will divulge their techniques due to merket liquidity issues and people then selling them on for profit. So why on earth is Mr Fyles happy to share his “golden goose” techniques? It makes no sense whatsoever – I’m just very interested to see if anyone is prepared to give a genuine review on here and see if my suspicions that at the moment are screaming “scam” are correct.

I am also suspicious into Mr Lowe’s motives for promoting a guy that was shown to be underhand before and who he spent a lot of work on promoting previously which resulted in the majority of the RLS’s being refunded. Maybe the answer lies somewhere in my last statement!

By: free stuff

free stuff — Mon, 15 Nov 2010 20:36:47 +0000

Jasper, how is the system working? The one from the October seminar you went to.
Cheers.

By: Jay Jay

Jay Jay — Sat, 13 Nov 2010 18:34:10 +0000

Just found this forum. I think I read a sales letter about the rich life system some time ago and decided against it. I did, however, succumb to one of T Lowe’s £10,000 2 day seminars last year and have regretted it ever since. My own fault. Having never attended anything like this before, I was over tempted and despite a churchtower full of warning bells going off in my head just before the refund time limit,I stayed on. So did all the others, which made me feel a bit better at the time. However, as soon as it was all over, I knew I had made a very expensive mistake. I persevered with what I had been taught for a while, then contracted cancer of the prostate, which concentrated my mind in other directions. Despite the best intentions, having overcome the health problem ( I hope), I am left feeling rather foolish at having been taken in so easily.

By: John D

John D — Sat, 16 Oct 2010 15:39:00 +0000

Stephen,
What can I say, only that you tried it, and it did’nt work for you, but look at what you hve gained, more knowledge withou it costing you anything, look at it as looking for gold with a detector, when you stumble across it again you can toss it away with confidence knowing it’s not worth anything…good on yer.
Regarding me making millions, not yet, but when you get to the age of 3 score years and 10 you try to keep active so you don’t end up in a funny farm, you will understand it more when your’e there.
You got a full refund… so where’s the problem?