Jason Jordan, SAS System, JA Cavalier 1-800-741-1122 Tout Scam

Get a call from 1-800-741-1122?   It's all part of the a large family of funds of scammers going by the names of Jason Jordan, The SAS System of J..A Cavalier, Jonathan Stone. All these are from the boiler room touts heard on the Johnny DeMarco and and other score phones. For those who want legitimate picks, here you go.



Hank Petrello is scamming and spamming you. So is RJ Sports, David Brooks, MK Sports, John West, Sharpwins, OTL Sports, screw them and stick with the best handicapper in the world.

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  1. UnknownSeptember 15, 2019 at 4:03 PM

    Fade them.. They gave me Texas Tech last night and the Saints today. lol Won $500.00 Taking the other sides. Love these guys.

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  2. OffshoreInsiders.comOctober 31, 2020 at 7:58 PM

    JA Cavalier still calls sometimes

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