Hyip Online Sites come and go a dime a dozen every single month and all have the same thing in common: they live short intensive lives and try to make it in the market niche of “High Yield Investment Plans”. Since the explosion of the HYIP market online, I estimate some 6 to 7000 sites have come and gone.
They will offer up to 6.5% of returns on your capital investment, PER DAY, sometimes even COMPOUNDED, and this works for a short while. Most of them will offer between 0.46% and 2,5%. Then they hit the risk wall, the one where they are forced to admit “I didn’t see THIS one coming” and they end up with the smelly end of the stick. That is how it goes in the niche markets of either metal – gold, silver, platinum, and so on, – or FOREX – speculating on the rise and fall or fluctuation of foreign money.
That’s when the site closes and gets reported by the monitors as being a “scammer” or a scam site. The investors who had capital tied up through the site get that smelly stick thrown at them by the site owner, who just deletes the files from the server and is never heard from again.
It happens to me twice or three times a month if I’m lucky, because if I’m not, then it happens more often and I end up with a bad HYIP gambling month, that is, a loss on my investment lines total. Which means I end up with a net loss, instead of a net gain. A lot of work and a paltry result, but loads of fun.
HYIP gambling is as exciting as BlackJack, Poker or Roulette when you’re on a winning streak. Sorry folks, roulette isn’t that much fun generally, the only time I do enjoy it is when I see someone else who is on a winning streak, then it is a beautiful sight to behold indeed.
And so I substituted my traditional losing gambling activities with HYIP gambling. Sometimes I have spectacular months, when I manage to double my money in two weeks, for example. Other times I fall for a scammer and then it hurts like hell and I am mad at myself like for a whole week because I will have to work at it for at least two other weeks just to get even.
I don’t have to put in spectacular amounts, as most sites allow for small investments that start at 10$ and allow you to pull out the next day. But as in poker, you have to “see”, or “feel”, or “smell” whether the other guy (the Site) has the goods or if he’s bluffing you out of your money. It is a game of patience, because sometimes the rule states the game has to last 12 or 14 days, sometimes 50 days or 26 weeks.
The latest stunt I pulled was investing 100$ in a site called WBwso. If my gut feeling get this right, these 100$ will have turned to 90000$ in three years’ time. That is a very long time for a bet.
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