EXCHANGE SHOPS

doubtful.

Dublins too far, for me anyway

thats bad,its the only way to make it pay

Biodiesel where r u based?

Its very easy to get to our room in Dublin -

If you park at the Red Cow you can get a luas right to our door-

Alternatively you could get the train to Heuston and get a Luas from there.

Give me a shout on 0876363098 if you need more info

Regards
Graham

went into IFSC place today for first time - great location and basically all you'd want in a trading room - 40 quid in means you gotta make it pay obviously.

can u withdraw noney from these shops???prob a stupid question

a few weeks ago they were going about setting up a facilitiy to deposit and withdraw, should be set up by now.

Casn you deposit and withdraw cash in there? Is there a charge for this service?

How come Betfair say this is not possible whenever I ask them?

i've no idea
Graham will probably answer in the morning

Tips there's on in Circles Internet Cafe in Clonmel www.circles.ie might be a bit far if you're up by the Limerick border though.

You can deposit and withdraw cash there once you set up an account with them.

I dont understand why betfair customer service say they dont exist as there are a dozen in Ireland that I know off. The BF customer service is by and large rubbish though so it wouldn't surprise me at all if the majority of their staff weren't aware of their exsistence.

Sorry just re read your title, its not a trading room in Clonmel just a betfair agent.

Is ther a qebsite for the trading rooms?

What way does it work? U deposit money and pay 40 for use of the computer etc?

Be very interested in going to one of these

http://www.ifscsportstrading.com/index.html

Hi Redroar, any chance of posting the location of the other cash facilities or dropping me an email mickgym@yahoo.co.uk as it would suit me better to use this method.

We have a cash deposit withdrawal facility

You would need to setup a cash account through us

Call me on 0876363098 if you need more info

Thanks
Graham

Excuse my ignorance but is there a reason why a punter cant use their own exchange account ?

You can. I've been in there used my own account, you can use the cash account if you dont want it coming up on bank statements etc, or if using cash is handier.

using cash would be handier to dodge the charge ... how does that work

Tks Doyler

Correct me if I'm wrong - 2 trading shops in the country/ 1 in Dublin and 1 in Dundalk

wheres one in dundalk?

there used to be one in Co.Louth - my apologies if it wasn't Dundalk. There was also one in Shannon but I think that closed.

Dunleer possibly?

Is that one still open?

There's one in the Macau Casino in Cork, the one previously mentioned in Tipp, one in limerick(names gone out of my) according to the BF rep I spoke to yesterday.

Where's de 1 in Limk?

R u sure that they are all trading shops?

Anyone planning on coming in to us to use the cash facility can you make sure you bring ID (passport/drivers license) so you can be age verified. Otherwise you wil not be able to withdraw.

Thanks

rockhard-any plans to open a shop in the south of the country?

Artifice

We have no plans as we're only up and running in Dublin a few weeks.

What is broadband availability like down there??

Broadband would not be a problem or at least it isn't for me-am located in the south-west.

wots your upload speed if you don't mind me asking??

Dont suppose there are any plans to set up one in the west is there?

Will probably be in Dublin soon enough for a day - will call in to see the set-up.

Timmy no plans for one in the west -

Artifice

You are more than welcome

Email me at info@ifscsportstrading.com and let me know.

Regards
Graham

Really interested in going to one of these?

Do you have to book? What are cost etc?

Knobs

You don't have to book as we are not yet full up.

Give me a call and i can fill you in on everything
Graham Fogarty
0876363098

Rockhard Knobs. Good to see you are getting yourselves a room.

Hehe

was waiting for someone to make a comment like that

WHILE GOING THROUGH THE WEEKEND NEWSPAPERS STILL ON THE ARM OF MY FAVOURITE ARMCHAIR I CAME ACROSS THIS IN THE SPORTS SECTION OF THE SINDO

Cheltenham 2010 was, in soccer parlance, something like an 8-1 annihilation of punters by the bookmakers. However, in the new IFSC trading room, those betting on each race generally could not care less who won what.
I paid it a visit last week to see could such a venture really take off in Ireland, as none really has up until now. Entrepreneur Graham Fogarty is bullish that he will eventually have more than the five regular patrons coming through his doors, but they will have to be pretty serious punters; it costs Eur40 a day just to use the facilities.

Imo, the best chance an exchange shop has is to help any new customers get a foothold. Either by giving them sound in running advice or a cheap seat for an initial period (a week or 2 weeks or whatever). If the customer leaves after a week you havent lost much (eg at half price they've probably covered your expenses) but it may make the difference in them making it or not. A new customer at the moment is thinking they have got to make a few hundred a week just to break level which adds to the pressure.

A lot of people come into exchange shops thinking that because some people are winning fortunes they will be able to as well but its not that straightforward. The regulars winners have been doing it for years and usually have a good strategy.

Good luck to the shop, more players the better imv.