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Inform Racing vs ATR + Timeform

pieman007

pieman007

Inform Racing = £25 a month

ATR + Timform = £50 a month

I'm currently testing both for my purposes.

Which do you use / prefer / or something else?

Any comments / reviews on the above?
 
pieman007 said:
Inform Racing = £25 a month

ATR + Timform = £50 a month

I'm currently testing both for my purposes.

Which do you use / prefer / or something else?

Any comments / reviews on the above?
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Timeform Race Pass £75 per Month or less if you pay by direct debit (Not ATR -Timeform Package, as you get so little of what Timeform Race Pass has, i.e. no Speed Figs, No Smart Stats, no Race Trends, No Data Base search, No Sectional FS% or Sectional Flags )

HRB
 
Thanks for the reply.

Are there three levels of Timeform access?

Betfair version ... free... provides some good info?

ATR - paid - £50 a month I assumed was the full version?

So perhaps I need to subscribe directly with Timeform for £75 to get the FULL access / benefits / info.
 
FWIW I went for the ATR+ thing because I loved the way the site works (and the Scots half of me being tight), but now with all the other things Chesham Chesham has already mentioned plus I have noticed errors creeping in on the ATR site such as form being loaded against the wrong horse - I am about to arrange to go back into the Timeform direct subs - I understand that £70 per month (if paid by DD) is a fair chunk of change, especially to someone with a small bank / stake size such as myself, but I do really think it is worth that little bit extra.

Hope this helps
 
I use RI which costs £72 per month to cover flat and jump racing i can well appreciate that many punters would feel that this or the TF version is too much to pay yet i wonder how many of those if keeping records might find that their current monthly avg losses are in excess of this amount so if subscribing to either of the above negates this then the product can be viewed as paying for itself and money well spent.?
 
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