Lying in bed this morning but not in a rush to get up I turned my phone on to Google the latest news/posts. First thing that caught my eye was,"So you thought George Best was good", taking me to YouTube with a 20 minute video of just how great he was with some rarely seen footage. Watched it, enjoyed it and confirmed my opinion that he's the greatest player ever, magical. Next thing that popped up was Ian Wright supposedly saying something that we weren't meant to hear on the Graham Norton show, no idea when it was from. Saying he had and everyone else can become millionaires by investing on a platform called Quantum A1 or Al, not sure which. Turns out it's one of those crypto currency things that invests automatically using algorithms for you. Now I'm a huge cynic of any investment opportunity like this, ie) free money from an initial investment of £250. He reckons anyone can become a millionaire in 11 weeks! Anyway eventually got up and had a casual glance at today's cards. What a surprise to see an unraced 2 yo named Bestie running in the 2.00 Windsor, Sire Advertise trained by Martin Meade. Now I'm not superstitious but if i put a Tenner on Bestie then should it win should I rush to invest my £250 winnings on Q1?
Thanks for the link vidou, does make me wonder how these scammers get to use Google news items to put out such nonsense. Would imagine a lot of poor gullible people get caught out by this. I'll stick to the old adage that if it looks to good to be true, it usually is. Hope Bestie runs well though.
Thanks for the link vidou, does make me wonder how these scammers get to use Google news items to put out such nonsense. Would imagine a lot of poor gullible people get caught out by this. I'll stick to the old adage that if it looks to good to be tr