Sports Arbitrage World – Free Access to ArbAlarm

ArbAlarm is about to be released as part of a new total package deal under the name of Sports Arbitrage World. Before I get into all of the details of what has happened and what is going to happen, the important thing for everyone reading this to know is this; if you go to Sports Arbitrage World now, and register (free), you lock in a lifetime of free arbs each friday. So, for zero cost, you get ArbAlarm working for you every friday for the rest of your life. That is incredibly generous, and an offer too good to not act on immediately.

Free Friday Arbs for Life at Sports Arbitrage World Now.

Sorry to repeat it, but I think it is such a good offer that I want everyone to notice it, even if they don’t bother reading the post! Oh, and there is a 5 day free trial on offer too. Which is also good. And that can be activated any time you want after registering, so don’t worry about registering ‘at the right time’ or anything like that, just register now and activate it when you want it. Maybe even save it for a major tennis tournament, or a World Cup, or whatever. Again – an incredibly generous offer.

So back to the details: Sports Arbitrage World is a new website and still in its pre-release stage. ArbAlarm is one of the original alert services, made by the company Zero Risk Arbitrage, which has been around since before even Sports Arbitrage Guide existed!  So Sports Arbitrage World (SAW) is simply the new face of Zero Risk Arbitrage, but it is more than just a new face – it accompanies a host of product improvements, changes and several additions to their services.

Their alert software is still ArbAlarm, but the old downloaded software package has been dropped in favour of a web based interface. Better than just that, the web interface works through SAW’s “TraderZone”, where ArbAlarm can be made to work in conjuctions with several other products to keep your accounts for you, track your trades, and monitor other things automatically. Combined with ArbSurferPro (the new version of ArbSurfer which is a web browser designed specifically for arbitage traders) it is possible to streamline much of the arb trading process significantly.  I won’t get bogged down in too many of the details here, I have already added them to the appropriate sections of the guide:

• The Alert Services page outlines the features of ArbAlarm itself as well as the TraderZone, and how they interface.
• The Alert Service Free Trial Page breifly outlines the free trial and lifetime of free arbs.
• The Arbitrage Accessories Page outlines some more functions of the Trader Zone, ArbSurferPro and ArbAccounts.
• The Ebooks Page also mentions their Ebook which is for sale through their site.

I will however mention one point of interest before I go though. I really like the way SAW has integrated user feedback into the Trader Zone. There are two buttons, “Report A Bug” and “Request a Feature”, and when pressed they open a dialogue box which is filled with a list of already reported bugs/requested features. You can then read through the existing one and vote on them – indicating which ones you think are most important and which ones are least important – or you can submit a new one. I think this is a great, easy to use, intuitive system for keeping ArbAlarm cutting edge and always growing as wanted by its users.

So, two thumbs up Sports Arbitrage World. I look forward to when you do your full release so I can really see ArbAlarm working to its full potential!

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Date posted:September 19, 2009Post Category :

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