I purchased the Trilogics program nearly 4 years ago with the intention off topping up my income whilst I am still working and later when I'm ready to retire use the program full time.
Currently I own a Crewcut franchise and cut lawns 4 days a week and operate TriLogics on a part time basis (maybe 2/3 times a week). The last 2 years I have showed a trading profit of $18,000 per year- tax free and no franchise fees.
Late last year there were some Data issues which caused some inconvieniance (minor for me) which was not the fault of
Trilogics . However their response was to source an alternative Data provider.
As a result we now have two options. The NSW TAB's Live Odds Service or for a small monthly charge the BettorData feed which provides information at a greater speed allowing more time to place "bets".
A great inovation, well done to the
Trilogics team.
Roger
Tauranga
Thursday, September 13, 2012
TriLogics Testimonial - Roger, NZ
I became aware of the TriLogics software early in 2005 and I have to say I was at that time skeptical that you could make money consistantly on investing in a horse race. Horse racing in NZ was a big social part of my life as a punter and also an owner with moderate results. I suppose that involvement in racing lead me to investigate whether or not
TriLogics was able to achieve the results with the software system.
After 6 months of deliberating, seeing a live demonstration and talking to people using the system I purchased the software in September 2005.
At that time of purchasing I was looking for something that I could make some extra money with from home as well as maintain my "day job"
Presently I use the system when I am at home and have some free time. That generally means I dont operate on Saturday because of a busy sport/social life, which could be said to be unfortunate as Saturday is a very good results day. I tend to operate Trilogics Monday - Friday when I am home and only when I go on line for the total days racing. This involves being at my computer from 2pm (NZ time) to around 7pm, but this doesn't mean I am sitting looking at my screen for 5 hours solid as there are certain races which do not fall into a "bet" category so I can do other jobs around the house like cutting the lawns since I'm never home weekends.
My results are a bit up and down given that I can miss a very good days racing because I wasn't operating (or a not so good day) but I always match my selections with TriLogics as a check on myself and my decision making appears to be good. Currently I operate the system 2 or 3 days per week with an average return of around $500 per week.
It is my intention a little way down the track to make this my sole source of income by operating 4/5 days a week.
TriLogics's customer services was one of the reasons I purchased in the first instance, knowing there was always someone to contact if I needed to. Since owing the system I can only say that the continued support is not only essential but outstanding. In a world of computerization changes are being made constantly and the technical personnel do a great job with upgrades and support which we get free. This is a great example - My computer got locked down so I rang and spoke to Chris (0800 number) and he took me places on my computer that I never new excisted - after 4 hours on the phone he fixed the problem and had me up and running again.
When I was training I was surprised how easy it was to understand and learn to use the program (of course the learning doesnt stop there) and neither does the training as we are encouraged to stay in touch with our trainers for further updates and revision.
I have enjoyed my time since purchasing the software and look forward to many more profitable yeras ahead.
After 6 months of deliberating, seeing a live demonstration and talking to people using the system I purchased the software in September 2005.
At that time of purchasing I was looking for something that I could make some extra money with from home as well as maintain my "day job"
Presently I use the system when I am at home and have some free time. That generally means I dont operate on Saturday because of a busy sport/social life, which could be said to be unfortunate as Saturday is a very good results day. I tend to operate Trilogics Monday - Friday when I am home and only when I go on line for the total days racing. This involves being at my computer from 2pm (NZ time) to around 7pm, but this doesn't mean I am sitting looking at my screen for 5 hours solid as there are certain races which do not fall into a "bet" category so I can do other jobs around the house like cutting the lawns since I'm never home weekends.
My results are a bit up and down given that I can miss a very good days racing because I wasn't operating (or a not so good day) but I always match my selections with TriLogics as a check on myself and my decision making appears to be good. Currently I operate the system 2 or 3 days per week with an average return of around $500 per week.
It is my intention a little way down the track to make this my sole source of income by operating 4/5 days a week.
TriLogics's customer services was one of the reasons I purchased in the first instance, knowing there was always someone to contact if I needed to. Since owing the system I can only say that the continued support is not only essential but outstanding. In a world of computerization changes are being made constantly and the technical personnel do a great job with upgrades and support which we get free. This is a great example - My computer got locked down so I rang and spoke to Chris (0800 number) and he took me places on my computer that I never new excisted - after 4 hours on the phone he fixed the problem and had me up and running again.
When I was training I was surprised how easy it was to understand and learn to use the program (of course the learning doesnt stop there) and neither does the training as we are encouraged to stay in touch with our trainers for further updates and revision.
I have enjoyed my time since purchasing the software and look forward to many more profitable yeras ahead.
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