[highyieldprog]

In the past almost all high yield programs are private and not open to public, over transparency not only kill the programs but only give incomes to those paid posters and hyip advertiser which all could be manipulated and make it not trustworthy. So for best solution to current financial crisis it will be better if high yield program going back to private without website at all and without postings to any forum also without any listings in public hyip listings. If with website it should be with invitation just like few years ago like Feederfund.

[ivaho]

Scammers are ready to own the private programs too, so going to private does not change everything.

[sundulhyip]

Originally Posted by ivaho

Scammers are ready to own the private programs too, so going to private does not change everything.

Yes I am agree with you!

[realFXpips]

And you think scammers can't set up privately-owned
hyip sites?

Just of interest - how did those private hyips raise the
ridiculous ROIs the present scam ones offer?

[QuatroStream]

Originally Posted by realFXpips

And you think scammers can't set up privately-owned
hyip sites?

Just of interest - how did those private hyips raise the
ridiculous ROIs the present scam ones offer?

Yes they can

[eink]

I guess the most important is not looking for fixed interests or if you do so think if this is really doable.

[niceplayer]

i think there is no different between private hyip and open hyip

[highyieldprog]

Originally Posted by niceplayer

i think there is no different between private hyip and open hyip

Certainly there is difference between private hyip and public hyip, want example just compare between the gone private feederfund which had survived for years and compare to public freelandopps which only last for months.

[tential]

Public HYIPs have more access to more funds. Private HYIPS only have the same members who have to support themselves. I mean both will scam you in the end it's quite obvious. It's a game get used to playing it.

[ebestbiz]

Why in the world someone could believe that private programs are less scamming-prone than public programs?
The only difference maybe is that private programs tend to last longer, because the growth of membership is usually a lot slower.