Does anyone invest $1000 and over in HYIPS ? And if so,have they been paid ?

redman8 · #1 01-05-2010, 11:56 AM

Hi everyone,
Happy New Year to all.

This will be my first post on this forum.
I have been a visitor to this and many other HYIP forum and monitor sites for the past few months.
And one of the questions that I am to yet find a thread on.

I am looking for truthful answers here.

"Does anyone invest $1000 and over in HYIPS ? And if so,have they been paid ?

I have been looking into a few Short Term HYIPS and thinking of investing.

Looking forward to your replies,
redman8.

redman8 · #2 01-05-2010, 01:20 PM

Just thought I'd bump this to keep it in view and not get lost.
Had 20 views and no replies yet.

May be a sign.

redman8

LookFwd · #3 01-05-2010, 03:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redman8

Just thought I'd bump this to keep it in view and not get lost.
Had 20 views and no replies yet.

May be a sign.

redman8

Knowing you are a newbie I wouldn't recommend you to invest sums over $1k in short term programs. Not merely because it's such a big amount but the risk of losing it is high in your case. I would manage it otherwise.
However it's up to you of course

sambit · #4 01-05-2010, 05:02 PM

i am also new to this business... and what i learned so far that the very short term hyip's are more risky, i might be wrong ...donno, i started with only 100$

H3Dave · #5 01-05-2010, 06:47 PM

[QUOTE=redman8;3428075]Just thought I'd bump this to keep it in view and not get lost.
Had 20 views and no replies yet.

I invested $1,000 into Saza and am in profit. I also have $1,000 into Genius and I am in profit. Remember, don't invest if you can't afford to lose it. Just because they are paying now doesn't mean they will be paying tomorrow. If you do invest, I would invest in the longer running companies such as Genius.

Dave

**sudarsan7532** · #6 01-05-2010, 07:13 PM

if you have 1000$ divide it in parts of 100$ and invest it in various low roi long term programs.

Never invest in short term programs that promise high profits.

Invest in low roi programs that offer 1% plans.

My advice: Never put the entire 1000$ into a single program only. Diversify your capital in different programs so even if you get scammed by one program you can still have some hope.

LookFwd · #7 01-05-2010, 08:27 PM

Well, this would be wrong to assume 1k is the highest limit, say a hyiper can afford a 10k total to put on the table or at least 5k then 1k is fine for a single hyip. The point is not to spend it in vain.

UnguViola · #8 01-05-2010, 09:18 PM

Don't put thousands on a short term program, especially with LR or similiar ecurrencies.

redman8 · #9 01-05-2010, 10:58 PM

Hi guys, and thanks for the input.

When I say short term, I actually mean 1-30 days.
As for spreading the money around,thats exactly what I plan to do.
I'm looking at $10-12k spread over 8-10 HYIPS.

I'm not looking at daily rates above 2%, far too risky.
But I'm looking at getting in and out safely and securely as I can.
I've seen a lot of plans with $5000 and over as minimums, do people actually invest in these too ?

redman8

LookFwd · #10 01-06-2010, 12:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by redman8

Hi guys, and thanks for the input.

When I say short term, I actually mean 1-30 days.
As for spreading the money around,thats exactly what I plan to do.
I'm looking at $10-12k spread over 8-10 HYIPS.

I'm not looking at daily rates above 2%, far too risky.
But I'm looking at getting in and out safely and securely as I can.
I've seen a lot of plans with $5000 and over as minimums, do people actually invest in these too ?

redman8

If they didn't there wouldn't be those plans offered by hyips, I think

When I was having a few bucks only on my egold wallet like 5 years ago I saw ppl throwing 5 figure deposits into something we would now call "a very mediocre" program. So anything is possible.