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Steven Westwood, Late Breaking Info


We get boiler room call from this Steven Westwood guy claiming he’s the Terminator and been “in the business” for some unspecified long period. Funny, none of the sports handicappers who have been in the business since before the Internet, have heard of him until he started buying time from radio stations.
The real question is why does every one who harasses people at home have to sound like some Long Island grease ball? The LateInfo is the only source for winning late breaking info. 

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