Because they are all scams, and you'll lose your money about 90% of the time unless you get really lucky.
Ryz,
I saw your signiture and I took the free tour with AB. I'm interested to find out more. talkgold tells me I can't PM yet so I'm writing you this way. I'd like to hear more about it before I dive in...thanks
Look at commodities, mineral stocks and precious metals. Personally, I would spread $40,000 something like this:
Precious metals: $5000 gold, $5000 silver.
Stocks: $20000 across the larger blue chip miners, focusing on zinc and nickel producers. $10000 in advanced junior explorers which look like starting production soon.
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completely agree with you...i recommend just real programmes ,,not hyips or autosurfs
good luck
Good.
As a result, you will have more money to invest in legitimate investments. Investing is always better than gambling...and there's definitely a difference between the two.
steesu, do not invest in anything online. They are all scams and not "investments". You will lose your money if you use it in online in HYIPs or autosurfs or any of the other cleverly-veiled scams you will find online.
If something is really an investment then it will fall under the standard investment laws and regulations that any legitimate investment company in the real world could tell you about.
Invest with a legitimate real world company with an office that you physically walk into in real life with your own two feet and talk to someone about --- or keep your money in your pocket.
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steesu, do not invest in anything online. They are all scams and not "investments". You will lose your money if you use it in online in HYIPs or autosurfs or any of the other cleverly-veiled scams you will find online.
If something is really an investment then it will fall under the standard investment laws and regulations that any legitimate investment company in the real world could tell you about.
Invest with a legitimate real world company with an office that you physically walk into in real life with your own two feet and talk to someone about --- or keep your money in your pocket.
Then you'll be damn busy with those 2 feet of yours! Because you'll have to travel around the whole world just to justify whether the company exist. Still remember the famous Scampay? Someone even posted pics of their office. So what? In the end, it still did the worst thing of all.
What I'm trying to say is, physical or not, it can/maybe scam people in the end if it intends to do it at the end of the day. I'm just being point honest here.
Then you'll be damn busy with those 2 feet of yours! Because you'll have to travel around the whole world just to justify whether the company exist. Still remember the famous Scampay? Someone even posted pics of their office. So what? In the end, it still did the worst thing of all.
What I'm trying to say is, physical or not, it can/maybe scam people in the end if it intends to do it at the end of the day. I'm just being point honest here.
True, just because a building exists somewhere does not mean it's a legit company.
However, known real-world investments companies are infinitely less likely to be scams than any "online investment opportunity" which has a 100% chance to be a scam.
The point I was trying to make was not that any real building the original poster walks into will mean the company is not a scam.
Rather, my point was that if he is investing online instead of investing via doing face-to-face business with a company in the real world - then he is going to get scammed 100% for sure and lose all his money.
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steesu, 40k is a lot of money. Now, what I don't want you to do is join another program that offers quaranteed investments and high returns. As stated by many other investors in above posts I do not suggest you to invest in HYIP programs. If I were to suggest you a hyip program though, it would be offshoreclub.biz . It has a magnificent history and the returns are beautiful. AND: Do not, for any reason, but your whole 40k in one program, unless you are using it to start your own business. I wish you luck!
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