A high yield investment program is essentially an investment in which you have the choice of how much you can invest in the program, hoping for a high yield. Any amount can be invested in a HYIP, and in fact small amounts works rather well for HYIP’s, but there is an advantage (and disadvantage) to using large investments.
An autosurf is better known as a “traffic exchange” and on this article I'm talking of an investment autosurf which is a different type from a traditional autosurf which has no risk at all. A person buys advertising that is placed in rotation with other advertisements. Each advertisement usually lasts less than 30 seconds before it is replaced with another ad. The viewer has the option to click on the ad for more time to look at it. By viewing ads, a person can accrue an income, and some people actually accrue hundreds daily, especially as accounts usually have some kind of compound interest attached to them. To upgrade the account level, money must be invested into the account (making autosurfs an investment opportunity).
Both plans can yield a substantial return depending on time and money invested. HYIP’s offer potentially higher yields, but also have higher risks involved. On the other hand, autosurfs offer lower yields and require much more work. Depending on what kind of money you are looking for, and what kind of investment plan better fits your model, either one can work well for you.
HYIP’s are excellent if you just want to invest, and the risk isn’t an issue for you. After all, they do offer substantial yields for the money invested, and it’s mostly just a matter of looking at various HYIP’s to find the one that you’re satisfied with. But, the risk involved can turn people off, especially if the investor doesn’t like risk, or can’t afford to risk any funds. An autosurf (investment type) is also risky but not high as in HYIP's, and it offers a compound rate on any moneys generated by the person, but requires actual work in order to accrue the money. Still, the lesser risk can be seen as an advantage.
Both plans carry a small side risk: They can lead those involved into ponzi schemes. In essence, some HYIP’s and autosurfs require new investors to pay off old investors, rather than using funds generated by the investments to pay off all investors. By doing so, they are using a ponzi scheme, which is illegal. The danger of HYIP’s is well-known, and autosurfs carry with them the added problem of not being registered as investment companies. Always investigate any business you plan on investing any time or money into, especially if it’s online.
If you enter into either with your eyes open, then they can represent good investments. Just consider what you end goal is, and how much time and/or money you can put into it, as well as what kind of risk factor you want. By deciding that, you make the decision as to which is better for you. Just remember to check out all the variables, and plan accordingly. Please read my posts on Effective Way to Success and Win at HYIP Investment, Best Strategies to Maximize Your HYIP and Opportunities of Success in HYIP .
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HYIP’s versus Autosurfs: Which Is Better For You?
Posted by Little Monster | 4:42 PM | autosurf, autosurfs, HYIP programs, HYIP's | 0 comments »Dissimilarity Between a HYIP and a Ponzi
Posted by Little Monster | 8:08 PM | HYIP, investing, investment, Ponzi, report | 0 comments »All you know that you can make money from investing into HYIP. Online HYIPs rarely provide information to their investors of what is done with their money. This makes it easy for fraudulent programs to succeed. Dishonest organizers can set up a website to look like the other HYIPs available on the net, wait for investors to place their money in their hand and then stop the activity and walk away with the cash.
What exactly is a Ponzi scheme?
Ponzi schemes or pyramid schemes has nothing to do with investments, business or sales. Simply because they do not trade your money or they do not sell you anything. The fact is that a Ponzi scheme uses the money of new investors to pay out old investors. Some Ponzi schemes are surviving a few weeks and some of them even a few months. But this is for sure they all go die after some time. Why? Because mathematically it is impossible to find new investors. Or sometimes the legal authorities find out the Ponzi scheme and close it.
A true Ponzi scheme usually promotes what appears to be a real investment opportunity which investors may contribute to without actually being an affiliate, distributor etc. A pyramid scheme, on the other hand, usually requires that participants make a payment for the right to recruit other people into the scheme, at which point they will receive money.
There are a number of ways to spot a Ponzi scheme from a genuine HYIP opportunity. Firstly, be wary of schemes that offer a high daily percentage return. If a site offers you 40% a day on your investment, you should question where the funds will come from to make that level of payment. Secondly, although HYIPs often pay you for referring others to their schemes, these payments are often low. If you are offered 10% per referral it is worth considering if that may be because referrals are the only way for the system to keep going. Lastly, look closely at the site and its design and functionality. If you spot a lot of content that looks as though it has been simply copied from another website, or if the design and layout is particularly amateurish, it could well be that the organizers know that it will not be needed for long as the system is only a short term thing to make them money.
Be wary of anything that sounds too good to be true. It probably is if it sounds like it might be. Anyone that promises a guaranteed return in any amount of time is probably not legitimate. There is no such thing as a guaranteed return when it comes to investing money. And on any return there is no guaranteed amount that can be returned. So either promise is someone out to scam you. Common sense goes a long way when it comes to investing money anywhere.
A Review of Investimates HYIP
Posted by Little Monster | 8:24 AM | high risk, HYIP, HYIP program | 3 comments »
Hello everybody! I trust you all had enjoyed a good weekend and so now looking forward to what I hope will be a brighter and prosperous week ahead. Today I’d like to start with a short term HYIP program called Investimates, a new project from Roger Millier who some of you may remember as the admin of the recently closed autosurf USDozen. There appear so many reasons behind USDozen’s demise but it’s a long story to cover for today’s review. But the most important thing is USDozens did not close as a scam. Members were informed prior to the closure and new unsuspecting members were not able to join as all deposit buttons were disabled. All the money available was used to pay back members not in profit until all available funds were exhausted.
Well, if you are an investor in the high risk programs, such autosurf or HYIP, you must know that you should play it as gambling or a game. That is the reason it is considered a golden rule to invest only what you can afford to loose. We all win some and lose some, but we should try to achieve good ratio in winning and losing to be in profits. We know that most of these, if not all are ponzi-like programs and when we choose to invest or play on them we should not complain once we lose the game as everyone gets a fair chance to play.
Now, let’s go back to Investimates. At the outset this program looks very impressive. Very transparent but the decision to join or not to join is always yours. So, let’s examine this program closely and find out why it has received strong response in just the first two days online.
Visit program: Investimates
Plans: One plan pays 10% for 12 days which can be cashed out daily and the second plan is 12% for 12 days which is paid on plan expiry. Principal is factored in the payment.
Minimum investment: $5
Maximum investment: $2,500
Referral commission: Set at 3% but you are eligible only if you have an active upgrade which is very smart move from the admin and also not much funds are lost as the percentage of referral commission is quite reasonable.
Accepted Ecurrencies: LibertyReserve, AlertPay, StrictPay, SolidTrustPay and PerfectMoney
Witdrawal: On the first plan withdrawal is daily upon request, while on the second plan you need to wait for 12 days before you get paid upon request also after your deposit has matured.
Website and DD: Very nice animated website design and with the old and time tested neversay script. Aside from being hosted on a dedicated server, this HYIP have a good DDOS protection.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Program:
http://www.investimates.com/faq.php
Discussion about this Program:
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Address and Contact Details: Customer support is available in the form of online e-mail ticketing system. Owner is Roger Miller he’s always available for questions and inquiries.
Chance to be in Profit:
This program looks really good. And I’m almost positive that this HYIP will stay online for a long time. But like other risk investments, Investimates is nothing more than an HYIP; treat it as gambling or a game. As such, there will be winners and there will be losers but what ever happens you will be given a fair and equal chance to be a winner although with no guarantee. The possibility of winning in this HYIP is extremely high. But please note that the winning or profit chances are estimated at the time of first online date from this program. Most programs are a pyramid scheme, which means that the chance is getting lower with the time. So, it is not recommended to invest based on too old program.
Also, please have time to read my posts on Make Money Online and My Money Maker.
Thank you for visiting.
