Point Blank: Rob Heneghan Is Telling Followers to Send €2,000 to Anjouan

[Slim]

Point Blank: Rob Heneghan Is Telling Followers to Send €2,000 to Anjouan

Pro Sports Advice paid its director €443,808 for the year ended 31 December 2024

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[Danny]

Brilliant mate hope you keep turning the screw on this ( god damn they've banned the c-bomb) until he gets whats coming..These people never seem to but fingers crossed he does or more of these people wise up and stop donating to him.

 

[Slim]

Brilliant mate hope you keep turning the screw on this ( god damn they've banned the c-bomb) until he gets whats coming..These people never seem to but fingers crossed he does or more of these people wise up and stop donating to him.

Thanks Danny.

 

[walsworth]

Amazing how many naive people there are in this World.

 

[pawras]

Point Blank: Rob Heneghan Is Telling Followers to Send €2,000 to Anjouan

Pro Sports Advice paid its director €443,808 for the year ended 31 December 2024

open.substack.com

shine a light on robbing c's like that !

 

[granger]

I don't understand how the business model (generous description) can attract such a scale of followers

 

[pawras]

I don't understand how the business model (generous description) can attract such a scale of followers

cos there's a lot of naive , greedy , stupid people out there

 

[Double J]

I don't understand how the business model (generous description) can attract such a scale of followers

Prays on the vulnerable. His whole marketing is to target young lads etc.

Those with not a lot of disposable income, or some eyeballs in debt and looking for a way out.

 

[judemallon74]

I don't understand how the business model (generous description) can attract such a scale of followers

Neither. I've seen examples of his bets and it's clear there is no edge. He can't be publishing P/L either or he'd be quickly exposed as a loser. I don't understand how there can be repeat subscribers if his bets are as objectively bad as they look.

 

[Basil Pinenuts]

Good stuff on this subject as per.

My limited interaction with PSA came on TikTok a couple of years ago. A video (possibly on a private jet) had the caption 'When the info from the stables lands'... After commenting and telling people the info didn't exist, I was swiftly deleted and the 100% positive comment section was restored.

Feels like a grey area for regulation, and no-one is actually responsible for policing their lies. It's an old article but probably not a bad one given it was authored by a tipster https://sbcnews.co.uk/europe/uk/201...en-moore-should-sports-tipsters-be-regulated/ - problem has only got worse since then.

I was too young to remember Tommo's phonelines, but enjoy the stories and the PSA guy makes him look like a saint.

 

[edgt]

Myles na gCapallin's excellent "At Swim Two Birds "features a tipster.
Correspondence was by letter with the recipient instructed to place so much for the tipster as well as his own bet.
Losers were reasoned with "WE were really unlucky there " with a follow up tip "to help replenish OUR funds "
Any comparison/connection/relationship between our An Capall and Myles are purely/somewhat/possibly coincidental ; but we live in hope...

 

[Basil Pinenuts]

For some reason I don't feel the same vitriol towards Jason Haddigan. It's probably a turning-his-life around thing. I remember during lockdown he got sent to the slammer for conning a Welsh bookies out of <£2k and couldn't afford the compensation. Although I can't for the life of me understand why anyone would give him money for tips, it feels he's finally made something of himself in his 50s (not sure how to describe that 'something'). Maybe Heneghan should spend more time in a horizontal position with Thai brasses.