I am a beginner in casinos. I am looking at buying gambling strategies from Martin J. Silverthorne.

Does anyone have feedback on him? Do his strategies really work? Thanks.

If they did, he wouldn't be selling them.

GM

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Shill for the "reclusive" Martin Silverthorne?

Probably a shill, but still good to point out that all these "gambling strategies" are fraud. None works.

Probably a shill, but still good to point out that all these "gambling strategies" are fraud. None works.


Taken from one of the websites advertising the books :-

Power Slots
from Silverthorne Publications, Inc.
Price: $29.95

Customer Review:
I've read this and another book by Martin J. Silverthorne called "The Advantage Craps Stategy." Silverthorne promises a money-back guarantee if the strategies don't work. I tried them to the letter and they don't work. I asked for a refund and was totally ignored. Buyer beware!

Seems to add more weight to statement by KX (not that it really needed it)

Geoff

Hi all

I also am new to this gambling business, and unfortunately I have had the misfortune to come across Mr Silverthornes site.I have spent over £250 on his products and if I had not come across this website I would probably have spent more. How these people sleep at night I just don't know. The very thing I have instilled into others with regard to being able to make contact with those you spend money with on the internet, ie: phone numbers, support email addresses etc, went straight out of the window with my keeness to to make money. It's money from my pension so it will not be easily replaced. Oh well, I suppose I will have to look at other means on the internet to raise money, gambling looks a bit dodgy. The bonus is that I found this website, and that in itself has saved me money.......

Peter

PS. I sensed today that something was wrong as all the various links are not working and no replies to email.

PPS. I would like to meet this person, to discuss his health........

I am a beginner in casinos. I am looking at buying gambling strategies from Martin J. Silverthorne.

Does anyone have feedback on him? Do his strategies really work? Thanks.
His latest business is the e-books with "instant download". On 4/21/04 I clicked on the "Place Order Now" button and the page never loaded. My credit card was billed for $59.97 for the Silverthorne System and Internet Toolkit. I have sent Silverthorne 2 faxes and 4 emails. (polite) 5 days later I have not heard anything from Silverthorne. I am requesting he send me the link to the download page which I paid for. My credit card company is sending me a form which will hep me reverse the charge from Silverthorne back to my account. The Better Business Bureau in Nevada has an unsatisfactory record with Silverthorne Publications. www.bbb.org Albuquerque is only his mail box service. His actual operations/business address is on W Sahara in Las Vegas. This info is posted on the bbb website.

His latest business is the e-books with "instant download". On 4/21/04 I clicked on the "Place Order Now" button and the page never loaded. My credit card was billed for $59.97 for the Silverthorne System and Internet Toolkit. I have sent Silverthorne 2 faxes and 4 emails. (polite) 5 days later I have not heard anything from Silverthorne. I am requesting he send me the link to the download page which I paid for. My credit card company is sending me a form which will hep me reverse the charge from Silverthorne back to my account. The Better Business Bureau in Nevada has an unsatisfactory record with Silverthorne Publications. www.bbb.org (http://www.bbb.org/) Albuquerque is only his mail box service. His actual operations/business address is on W Sahara in Las Vegas. This info is posted on the bbb website.
Save yourself the 60 bucks and do a chargeback immediately. You don't appear to be a rube. Are you?

You might want to check out another thread on this topic: "Martin Silverthorne - SCAM" at http://mb.winneronline.com/showthread.html?t=15416

It's really not fair for gambling girl to call people rubes for buying into what is an outright lie and blatant fraud. I might have bought into it if the guy hadn't had interviews from statisticians saying something to the effect of, "at first I was skeptical. But then Martin's system actually changed the laws of probability to win at zero-sum games and magically turned lead into gold!"

Seriously, the people who buy this aren't much more "rube" than a person who walks into McDonald's, pays for a hamburger, only to have the cashier take the money and go, "sorry, you ain't getting no burger!"

As an aside, I wonder what gambling gambling girl does to make her less rube. Sorry, folks, I guess she just annoys me, what with her German sig and all.

Gott mit uns und der freund!

feh. :rolleyes: