The tension is building…the new football season is about to burst into life. For anyone who relishes the chance of profiting from the mass of games to be played I have some good news.

The folks over at the Secret Betting Club have produced a truly awesome guide to all you need to know. They have ‘persuaded’ their in-house experts to pen their words of wisdom for the coming season.

It’s been known for some time that the Global Pension Plan site was not accessible. The Turing code feature appeared to be disabled. For many, myself included, this strongly signalled that we’d reached the end of the road. They were long gone.

But wait, wait…what’s this the site is back again! Am I to be proved wrong in the end? Will the phoenix rise from the ashes and deliver on its promise?

Who can tell, I know I can’t. Is this just more teasing or a genuine attempt to re-establish contact? So many questions, so few answers.

Having been something of a regular contributor to More Money Review I’ve received an email asking to choose a permanent user name as the site is tightening security. From tomorrow Friday 29th July you will need to sign in to leave comments on the various opportunities under review.

The Binary Options Pro Signals service is trialling the use of an IM service to inform members of potential trades. They are using GoogleTalk as the carrier and are asking for members who are interested to sign up now.

It’s high summer here in the UK and this week sees the start of ‘Glorious Goodwood’. This is one of the highlights of the UK horse racing season. Many top horses and jockeys will compete for big money prizes and the bragging rights that come with it.

Now that AutoXTen has been live for a while it’s interesting to see what sort of reactions are being generated.

Many of the search terms I see my site being found for are asking whether AutoXTen is a scam. The reason for this is probably misunderstandings of how the whols thing works.

Ouch, sorry the title of this post even makes me cringe ever so slightly although at a stretch there is a shade of alliteration.

Anyway, back to the point of the post. I always keep an eye on how people find my site and the questions they plonk in the search engines. Time and again I see the name of Nick Laight appear. For those of you who are unfamiliar with Nick he has built a very successful information publishing operation over the last few years. In fact his success has seen several protege’s follow his lead and build established online businesses.

When I checked my website logs recently I noticed quite a few queries on the stability of BullionVault. This both surprised and unnerved me and I wanted to find out why people were having some doubts.

Ever since I joined BullionVault in 2007 I have always been highly impressed by the whole set up. The website is always rock solid, security is very good and my account details are easy to access.

The hype is over…now it’s time to build the business. This is the general sentiment surrounding AutoXTen. As with any high profile launch there were teething problems to start with. It took much longer to populate each matrix than was originally advertised. Because of this many sceptics were already heralding it as scam.

In reality no-one should have been surprised that there were hiccups to start with. Eventually these were resolved so that now everyone should have access to their back office.

Looking at my website stats I see quite a few hits trying to find out whether the delay to AutoXTen is significant. Like everyone else the only reference I have is the website itself although I did receive an email to say that the go live had been delayed by two hours to allow stragglers to complete their sign up.