Trading & Investing review
Extreme Tipster review
A horse racing each-way tipster service from Tim Jones starting at $19.45 a month, delivered daily by email with a published log of both winning and losing days and a 30-day refund window.
Worth it
Extreme Tipster is more transparent than most offers in this category: it names the hosting company and its country, discloses that "Tim Jones" is a pen name rather than hiding that fact, explains exactly how tips are delivered, and backs its record with a log that includes losing days rather than only wins. The order form matches the page's pricing once the automatic discount and currency conversion are accounted for, and the 30-day refund window is stated plainly. Horse racing tipping is inherently uncertain and the published record shows real variance, so results will not be guaranteed, but the offer itself is unusually honest about what it is and who runs it. We recommend it with that understanding of the underlying risk.
- Price
- $19.45
- Billing
- Subscription: $19.45 now, then $21.61 per month
- Best for
- Horse racing bettors who understand tipster services carry real variance and want a service that discloses its track record, including losses
- Not for
- Anyone looking for guaranteed betting profits or uncomfortable with gambling risk
Extreme Tipster at a glance
Extreme Tipster is a horse racing tipster service that sends three each-way betting selections a day by email and a members link, with stated odds typically between 6/1 and 28/1. The page publishes an extensive day-by-day results log going back over a year that includes losing days as well as winning ones, rather than showing only cherry-picked winning streaks. Three plans are offered: monthly at $19.45 today then $21.61 per month after an automatic 10% coupon, quarterly at $42.34 then $47.04 every three months, and a 24-month unlimited license at $147.59 paid once, all with a 30-day refund window. A German order is billed the same plans in EUR, including VAT. The site states it is hosted by BestSystemBets.com, operated by ClickNetPro LTD in Nottingham, United Kingdom, and the tipster writes under a pen name, Tim Jones, which the page discloses openly rather than presenting as a real identity. An earnings disclaimer and links to responsible-gambling resources appear in the footer.
- Format
- Daily tips by email and a members link, each-way horse racing bets
- Content
- 3 tips per day, odds typically 6/1 to 28/1, plus an optional daily treble
- Price
- $19.45 today then $21.61 per month, after an automatic 10% coupon
- Refund window
- 30 days on the order form
- Seller
- BestSystemBets.com, operated by ClickNetPro LTD, Nottingham, United Kingdom
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- bestsysbet
Three tips a day, delivery explained
The page states three each-way horse racing tips are sent daily by email and a members link, with odds typically 6/1 to 28/1 and no more than a few minutes needed to place them.
For offer clarity we give 7.5.
Winning and losing days both shown
The page publishes a long day-by-day results log that includes losing days (for example "0/3 Winners, -150.00 profit") alongside winning ones, rather than only the best periods.
For claim discipline we give 6.5.
A discount that lowers the charge below the advertised price
A 10 percent coupon is applied automatically at checkout, so the amount actually charged is lower than the GBP price advertised on the page once converted.
For pricing honesty we give 8.0.
A pen name, but a named host company
The tipster writes under the pen name Tim Jones, disclosed as such, while the site states it is hosted by BestSystemBets.com, ClickNetPro LTD, Nottingham, United Kingdom.
For vendor transparency we give 7.0.
Pros and cons
What works
- Named hosting company and country
- Pen name disclosed openly rather than hidden
- Published track record includes losing days, not only wins
- Delivery method and daily time commitment clearly explained
What does not
- Results depend on horse racing outcomes and will vary
- Quarterly and unlimited plans require reading the order form for exact totals
- Automatic 10% coupon makes the true starting price less obvious at a glance
- Gambling carries real financial risk regardless of past results
Extreme Tipster FAQ
Is Extreme Tipster legit?
It names a hosting company in the UK, discloses its pen name openly, and its order form matches the page's pricing.
How much does Extreme Tipster cost?
$19.45 today then $21.61 per month for the monthly plan, after an automatic 10% coupon; other plans and a one-time 24-month option are also offered.
Who is Tim Jones?
A disclosed pen name for the tipster; the site states it is hosted by BestSystemBets.com, ClickNetPro LTD, in Nottingham, United Kingdom.
Does the tipster win every day?
No, the published day-by-day log shows both winning and losing days across more than a year of results.
Can I get a refund?
Yes, the order form shows a 30-day refund window.
The bottom line
Extreme Tipster is more transparent than most offers in this category: it names the hosting company and its country, discloses that "Tim Jones" is a pen name rather than hiding that fact, explains exactly how tips are delivered, and backs its record with a log that includes losing days rather than only wins. The order form matches the page's pricing once the automatic discount and currency conversion are accounted for, and the 30-day refund window is stated plainly. Horse racing tipping is inherently uncertain and the published record shows real variance, so results will not be guaranteed, but the offer itself is unusually honest about what it is and who runs it. We recommend it with that understanding of the underlying risk.