Football index - £50 bonus sign up offer

tommy101

I have a referral for a free £50 bonus when you sign up for the football index and buy £25 worth of football shares. This is better than the current football index welcome offer which requires you to invest £500 and no bonus is issued. Private message me with your email address and I will send you a step by step guide and answer any questions.

callaway92

Absolute garbage site where the guys that run the site itself dictate price fluctuations.

Real scummy and subtle form of gambling to be honest..especially trying to cater to those who 'think' they know football.

tommy101

callaway92 wrote: »

Absolute garbage site where the guys that run the site itself dictate price fluctuations.

Real scummy and subtle form of gambling to be honest..especially trying to cater to those who 'think' they know football.

Great site....I got my free 50 pound last week and ran.

l5h1o76rxidz98

tommy101 wrote: »

Great site....I got my free 50 pound last week and ran.

Ah Tommy that is not how these things work. Are you saying there is no staking requirements?

For anyone who is considering this offer you should find out for sure, from the website, if you will have to bet a multiple of whatever you deposit before you can withdraw.

tommy101

King Hissing Sprint wrote: »

Ah Tommy that is not how these things work. Are you saying there is no staking requirements?

For anyone who is considering this offer you should find out for sure, from the website, if you will have to bet a multiple of whatever you deposit before you can withdraw.

Football index are not a bookies, all terms and conditions are listed in the guide.

callaway92

tommy101 wrote: »

Football index are not a bookies, all terms and conditions are listed in the guide.

You're exactly the type of customer they love I'd say.

You're purchasing 'bets' on the site. . . They set the book. They are bookmakers.

https://www.footballindex.co.uk/stockmarket/policies/Ts_and_Cs

Point 10 on the above link explains it.

tommy101

callaway92 wrote: »

You're exactly the type of customer they love I'd say.

You're purchasing 'bets' on the site. . . They set the book. They are bookmakers.

https://www.footballindex.co.uk/stockmarket/policies/Ts_and_Cs

Point 10 on the above link explains it.

I wont argue with you about what they do. I wasnt on the site long enough to find out. The bonus is a cash bonus that can be withdrawn without restrictions but it is best to buy into some stock before withdrawing the funds.

l5h1o76rxidz98

tommy101 wrote: »

but it is best to buy into some stock before withdrawing the funds.

Why?

Jewelers

King Hissing Sprint wrote: »

Why?

bull****ter

Chancer35

Thanks for the referal pal. Worked perfectly. 50 quid for nothing. Is there anyone making money from football index or should I just withdraw the 50 quid?

Hanidcap Solver

Looks like football index will continue to grow quickly. I'd imagine there will b a big advertising push before the start of next season. I done plenty of research but decided not to get involved.

You will read plenty positive reviews but in reality most are done by losing punters that think it's great cause they have more control and don't see their cash dwindle away quite as quickly as they are used to.

Plenty of people will get involved for ego purposes, just to say they spotted a young player and doubled their money on him. In terms of spotting young talent there are much better options for making cash out there. Backing a young golfer for x amount of starts or betting a good young tennis/snooker player at big prices when they meet the bigger named players. Longer I'd imagine that would prove a better option than trying to profit from young players on football index. I have never used it and am open to correction however.

callaway92

Hanidcap Solver wrote: »

Looks like football index will continue to grow quickly. I'd imagine there will b a big advertising push before the start of next season. I done plenty of research but decided not to get involved.

You will read plenty positive reviews but in reality most are done by losing punters that think it's great cause they have more control and don't see their cash dwindle away quite as quickly as they are used to.

Plenty of people will get involved for ego purposes, just to say they spotted a young player and doubled their money on him. In terms of spotting young talent there are much better options for making cash out there. Backing a young golfer for x amount of starts or betting a good young tennis/snooker player at big prices when they meet the bigger named players. Longer I'd imagine that would prove a better option than trying to profit from young players on football index. I have never used it and am open to correction however.

It's the crap where a player having a 'social' standing also affects their price. The website literally decide on price fluctuations themselves.. It's not like a stock market who's increases are based on fact.

You say 'ego' purposes? I'd tend to agree.. Players who do well in Fantasy Football etc might automatically think it's a money maker.. Prob if I was on Football Index's Marketing team I'd gear it towards them.

eh i dunno

I joined in January. Invested about 200 and made about 30 quid profit in 4 months before getting out in April. Not for me. The whole thing of prices rising due to media buzz is a joke. Jack grealish was rising because he was attacked and in the news for a few days