Sportspicksbuffet review: BEWARE SPORTS PICKS BUFFET

BEWARE! I would like to share my experience with John Morrison's (not his real name, nor does he have a Phd from Columbia) company, Sports Picks Buffet. He advertises a consensus of over 500 sports handicappers on his site for $125 per month after your initial trial offer of $5 for 10 days. The fact is that he only provides you with 75-100, and you must pay an additional $29.95 to get the entire package-the "winning" package. This is never mentioned on any of his self promoting sites (when you Google his name or company's name all of the sites asking if his program is a scam were developed by him and have a link to his site). Therefore, in order to get what he promises is included on his sites you must actually pay $359.40 more for the year. This totals to $1854 for the year! The picks that I received with my short experience with this scammer were mostly loser. However, that's not his fault. Though he does offer you his personal picks for extra $$$.

The problem is deception: 1.) John Morrison is not his real name, nor is his claim of holding a Phd from Columbia true. 2.) Despite repeatedly attempting to communicate with him, he NEVER responds to any inquiry or concern. 3.) There are 3-5 other reputable services that offer consensus reports for a small % of what he is charging the unsuspecting. So that he doesn't come out and claim I'm just a competitor (I'm not), I am not going to mention who I use. I will tell you that I paid only $299 for the entire season and the company has been around and successful for over 25 years. Due your research before giving a single penny to this scoundrel. Make an informed decision before handing your dollars over to anyone. My strongest recommendation is to stay far away from this joker. Where there's smoke there's fire, and you are sure to get burned. Good luck.