Trading & Investing review
Profit Maximiser review
A matched-betting membership from Mike Cruickshank Publishing Ltd that finds bookmaker offers and calculates stakes, starting at a 7-day free trial then $12.71 a month, with no ClickBank refund window once billed.
Worth a look
Matched betting itself is a documented technique, not a prediction of random outcomes, and Profit Maximiser explains its tools in enough detail to know what you are buying: named systems, daily offer tracking, and a free trial before any card is charged. The seller is also properly named with a UK company address, which is better disclosure than most ClickBank offers in this space. The marketing is the weak point: an anonymous 'Editor Rating' testimonial and a flat claim that you 'WILL make a lot of money' overstate what any betting-related service can promise, and the ClickBank refund window is 0 days once the free trial ends, so the trial period is your only real safety net. Treat the specific profit and ROI figures shown as marketing rather than a guarantee, and cancel before the 7-day trial ends if you are not sure.
- Price
- $12.71
- Billing
- Subscription: 7-day free trial, then $12.71 per month
- Best for
- UK-focused bettors who understand matched betting and will test the software during the free trial before being billed
- Not for
- Anyone who wants a refund window after being charged, since ClickBank shows none once the trial ends
Profit Maximiser at a glance
Profit Maximiser is a software and offer-tracking membership for matched betting, a technique of covering all outcomes of a bookmaker promotion to lock in a profit from the free bet rather than gambling on the result. The site lists specific tools (an odds matcher, an accumulator bet finder, a 2 Up Hunter, exchange strategies) and states the offers are updated daily. Three plans are on offer: a monthly membership at $12.71 after a 7-day free trial, an annual membership at $125.85 per year, and a Betting Mastermind upgrade billed as an upfront $158.90 payment followed by two further $158.90 monthly instalments before dropping to a lower renewal rate. The ClickBank order form matches the free-trial structure, billing $0.00 on signup and the recurring amount only after the trial period. The seller is named as Mike Cruickshank Publishing Ltd, with a registered address at Unit 4, Sandy Court, Ashleigh Way, Plympton, Plymouth, PL7 5JX, UK. The marketing includes an unattributed 'Editor Rating' review and lines such as 'you WILL make a lot of money', alongside specific but unverifiable performance figures from a stated trial period.
- Format
- Web-based software and daily offer tracking, membership login
- Plans
- Monthly ($12.71 after trial), Annual ($125.85/year), Betting Mastermind upgrade
- Price
- $0.00 today, then $12.71 per month after a 7-day free trial
- Refund window
- 0 days on the ClickBank form; cancel during the 7-day trial to avoid billing
- Seller
- Mike Cruickshank Publishing Ltd, Unit 4, Sandy Court, Ashleigh Way, Plympton, Plymouth, PL7 5JX, UK
- Merchant of record
- Click Sales, Inc. (ClickBank), Boise, Idaho, USA
- ClickBank vendor
- bonusbag
Named tools and daily offer tracking
The page lists specific systems, an odds matcher, an accumulator bet finder, exchange strategies, and states offers are updated daily.
For offer clarity we give 7.0.
Free trial matches the order form
The ClickBank form bills $0.00 today and only starts charging $12.71 a month once the stated 7-day free trial ends, matching the page.
For pricing honesty we give 7.0.
No refund once the trial ends
ClickBank shows a 0-day refund window, so cancelling during the 7-day free trial is the only way to avoid being charged.
For refund terms we give 3.0.
A named UK company
The seller is identified as Mike Cruickshank Publishing Ltd with a registered address in Plymouth, UK.
For vendor transparency we give 7.5.
'You WILL make a lot of money'
The page carries an unattributed 'Editor Rating' review and a flat claim that following the system will make you money, which overstates what any betting product can guarantee.
For claim discipline we give 3.5.
Pros and cons
What works
- Named UK company with a registered address
- 7-day free trial before any charge
- Specific tools and daily offer updates described
- Matched betting is a real technique, not random gambling
What does not
- 0-day ClickBank refund window once the trial ends
- Unattributed 'Editor Rating' testimonial used as evidence
- Claims you 'WILL make a lot of money'
- Betting Mastermind upgrade adds a second recurring charge
Profit Maximiser FAQ
Is Profit Maximiser legit?
The seller is a named UK company, and the order form matches the advertised free trial, but the marketing overstates guaranteed profit.
How much does Profit Maximiser cost?
Nothing during a 7-day free trial, then $12.71 a month; an annual plan and a Betting Mastermind upgrade are also offered.
Can I get a refund?
ClickBank shows a 0-day refund window, so cancel during the 7-day free trial to avoid being charged at all.
Will I definitely make money?
No. Matched betting can produce profit from bookmaker offers, but the page's flat promise of guaranteed earnings is marketing, not a guarantee.
Who runs Profit Maximiser?
Mike Cruickshank Publishing Ltd, registered at Unit 4, Sandy Court, Ashleigh Way, Plympton, Plymouth, UK.
The bottom line
Matched betting itself is a documented technique, not a prediction of random outcomes, and Profit Maximiser explains its tools in enough detail to know what you are buying: named systems, daily offer tracking, and a free trial before any card is charged. The seller is also properly named with a UK company address, which is better disclosure than most ClickBank offers in this space. The marketing is the weak point: an anonymous 'Editor Rating' testimonial and a flat claim that you 'WILL make a lot of money' overstate what any betting-related service can promise, and the ClickBank refund window is 0 days once the free trial ends, so the trial period is your only real safety net. Treat the specific profit and ROI figures shown as marketing rather than a guarantee, and cancel before the 7-day trial ends if you are not sure.
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