The U.S. Judicial System doesn't back anything? Being in U.S. means little when a run of the mill HYIP rarely lasts long enough for legal system to take notice, never mind protect people. When did you ever see the Judicial System get consumers more than a penney to the dollar in redress. LOL
Good luck to all, Mike
Mike,
I would have to agree that you probably would not get much back if anything. BUT, there is a difference most people over look with programs.
Take EarnByloaning for instance. It is a legally registered company which does use Paypal. Now they have had their account frozen by Paypal because of the Homeland security act involving an international payment of over $10,000.00.
The company had to go through alot of red tape to prove they were a legitamtely registered US company and satisfy Homeland securitys strict laws. Paypal cleared their account and is approved for business.
Does anyone know of a similar company in this business who has those credentials?
Before assuming a company is just another scam, maybe they should take a closer look and do their own Due Dilligence.
They have been in business for over 400 days and I have not heard a single word or whisper about it ripping anyone off. The only negatives I have heard are from non-members who don't have first hand knowledge of the company.
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Mike,
I would have to agree that you probably would not get much back if anything. BUT, there is a difference most people over look with programs.
Take EarnByloaning for instance. It is a legally registered company which does use Paypal. Now they have had their account frozen by Paypal because of the Homeland security act involving an international payment of over $10,000.00.
The company had to go through alot of red tape to prove they were a legitamtely registered US company and satisfy Homeland securitys strict laws. Paypal cleared their account and is approved for business.
Does anyone know of a similar company in this business who has those credentials?
Before assuming a company is just another scam, maybe they should take a closer look and do their own Due Dilligence.
They have been in business for over 400 days and I have not heard a single word or whisper about it ripping anyone off. The only negatives I have heard are from non-members who don't have first hand knowledge of the company.
Interesting,
So you are saying earnbyloan is a HYIP? I see they use HYIP script, but they may beregistered as a loan company, so paypal may let it ride until one complaint, then they lock up account again. Rather risky position in my opinion, like having a gun to your head with only one chamber loaded, and each day you pull the trigger, as in Russian Roulette.
So you are saying earnbyloan is a HYIP? I see they use HYIP script, but they may beregistered as a loan company, so paypal may let it ride until one complaint, then they lock up account again. Rather risky position in my opinion, like having a gun to your head with only one chamber loaded, and each day you pull the trigger, as in Russian Roulette.
Good luck to all, Mike
No I am not saying they are an HYIP. What I am saying is they have been approved for business by Paypal. Paypal knows exactly what their business model is and how it operates. If they did not approve of it they would have shut them down entirely.
Heres a question I'd like the you to answer. Have you looked at EBL at all and done any research about it? Can you also list your negatives and positives about it, including only facts not assumptions?
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I remember back in the good old days there were some hyips that took an initial payment through paypal, but these days its all egold and thats also likely to change due to egold tightening its tolerance level for these hyip owners
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