One of The Worst Mistakes HYIP Investors Tend to Make

Avalanche · #1 07-05-2012, 12:31 PM

I have found one terrible mistake which some of inexperienced HYIP investors tend to do. They find a program that is paying so far and in dreams to make a fortune they go all in with all their savings or even worse they do borrow significant amount of money from someone else.

Few weeks or maybe months everything is going fine and suddenly HYIP collapses and those people do find themselves in horrible financial situation. Well they do blame fate or admin of the HYIP they invested in. But if we look deeper into that we will find that if they would invest only small amount of their savings in that project then they would be doing much better.

So i would like to warn all newbie HYIP investors that if you have decided to invest in HYIPs - start with small amounts and see how it will goes. Do not invest all your money in it and do not borrow from someone. Do not believe any hyped lies that HYIPs will try to convince you ( Like we are HYIP, but we are different because our business model is real and that's why we can promise you high returns. If program is marked as HYIP than it is a HYIP. ). They will say such things only in order to make you to invest more money in their program.

And remember that all HYIPs are potential scams - it is only a matter of time.

**Not_A_Newbie** · #2 07-05-2012, 06:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Avalanche

I have found one terrible mistake which some of inexperienced HYIP investors tend to do. They find a program that is paying so far and in dreams to make a fortune they go all in with all their savings or even worse they do borrow significant amount of money from someone else.

Few weeks or maybe months everything is going fine and suddenly HYIP collapses and those people do find themselves in horrible financial situation. Well they do blame fate or admin of the HYIP they invested in. But if we look deeper into that we will find that if they would invest only small amount of their savings in that project then they would be doing much better.

So i would like to warn all newbie HYIP investors that if you have decided to invest in HYIPs - start with small amounts and see how it will goes. Do not invest all your money in it and do not borrow from someone. Do not believe any hyped lies that HYIPs will try to convince you ( Like we are HYIP, but we are different because our business model is real and that's why we can promise you high returns. If program is marked as HYIP than it is a HYIP. ). They will say such things only in order to make you to invest more money in their program.

And remember that all HYIPs are potential scams - it is only a matter of time.

Great post, thank you.

HYIPBEE · #3 07-07-2012, 08:31 AM

Thanks for posting such nice article

smcqueen · #4 07-07-2012, 07:44 PM

Never borrow to invest... that's the gold rule

Juggernaut · #5 07-10-2012, 07:47 PM

I have been on the fence about investing in HYIP's, I joined a couple but haven't really invested yet. I think I will take the plunge and you have given some good, common sense advice.

Seems more and more like the "real" economy is just a Ponzi scheme, The economy crashes ever 20 years or so, recovers after a big war... or so it seems.

accesspwd1 · #6 07-10-2012, 09:58 PM

Very good read - im inexperienced myself and recently started investing

Literally starting in say $2 in one hyip, $4 in another and $5 in another, 1 has collapsed already (over the space of a few days)

Avalanche · #7 07-10-2012, 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by Juggernaut

I have been on the fence about investing in HYIP's, I joined a couple but haven't really invested yet. I think I will take the plunge and you have given some good, common sense advice.

Seems more and more like the "real" economy is just a Ponzi scheme, The economy crashes ever 20 years or so, recovers after a big war... or so it seems.

Actually i am not a big fan of HYIPs at the moment, i like more stable investments. What i hate in HYIPs is that you have to monitor them very carefully and cashout every working day.

Economy indeed is a Ponzi scheme and history repeats itself all the time. And for me it seems pretty useless to rely on government in financial issue, you should rely only on yourself and take appropriate actions.

luntan29 · #8 07-11-2012, 07:14 AM

Very perfect your post is! I just read articles of other's before, and this time I am pondering your words seriously. It is my appreciation to learn from you something.

ladylynforex · #9 07-19-2012, 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by smcqueen

Never borrow to invest... that's the gold rule

Nice thread. And this is the golden rule, for sure

talknet · #10 07-21-2012, 05:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Avalanche

One of The Worst Mistakes HYIP Investors Tend to Make

6 years back, one my referral invested $20,000 with a HYIP and I got $2,000 commission immediately. So I invested back $1,400 in HYIP since I trusted them for atleast 1 year. Only $600 commission got deposited into my bank account.

Worst mistake is that investors do not trust their HYIP and try to withdraw money as soon as possible.

I always say "if you do not think a HYIP will pay for 1 year then do not invest there"

The same applies to stock markets and other investments.