Relayman
Good morning xenki
http://www.relayman.com Is the fastest growing Horse Racing & Sports site on the Web at the moment.
Now describing themselves as the WikiLeaks of horse racing, when you visit the site you understand why, they seem to reveal everything about the tipsters, including, amusingly, a relay bin that dumps, names and shames the scams and fraudsters in the horse racing fraternity !
This site unlike other relay sites has every stone uncovered. They have exceptional customer service, 24 hours a day betting advice, top class and very reliable relays, they deliver what our members want and without doubt the guys running this site know what they are doing.
The site has become a one stop shop for everything a punter requires. They have an odds checker on site, and provide a page for the latest results. They also have the most talked about ratings service on the net, Ratings Plus.
Unique also to a relay site is an excellent, friendly, helpful and vibrant forum, the forum joins in providing relays from every possible source. No name seems taboo ! They really do have the lot ! and if not you ask and they seem to deliver, their customer service is spot on. In addition they have a VIP service which is reportedly signed up to some of the "unobtainable" services out there, run by the Professional Betting Advice Service, its proofed claims are certainly worth taking a look at.
The relays these guys are providing are the usual big names and some less known but much better services, it certainly allows you to judge the big names out there, its no wonder they call themselves the wikileaks of racing. However what hits you most about this site right away is the very low price of just £4.99 per month. Compare that with the other relay services who charge ten times that figure and provide nothing like the service or quality this site offers. What started out as a free site several months ago has rapidly matured into what could become a very adddictive and fantastic place to visit daily. Certainly worth checking out.
