[investor4life]

Originally Posted by Reseller

HAHAHAHAHAHA


Studiotraffic is a big Ponzi (they even admit) and you call that riskfree?

I doubt studiotraffic is a ponzi, they have several sources of income aside from the fees they charge at studiopay

they don't pay exactly 1% daily, if you consider that your principal is included in your payment it comes down like to 0.57% daily but that is more than any bank pays you and for a steady hyip that is the safest one to be in it, also paidresponse is a good one.

[Reseller]

Originally Posted by investor4life

I doubt studiotraffic is a ponzi, they have several sources of income aside from the fees they charge at studiopay

they don't pay exactly 1% daily, if you consider that your principal is included in your payment it comes down like to 0.57% daily but that is more than any bank pays you and for a steady hyip that is the safest one to be in it, also paidresponse is a good one.

0.50% daily is absurd. ST is a Ponzi and can collapse at any moment.

Their other "sources of income" are not profitable at all:

"StudioPay" is just another "Paypal," but with high fees and difficulty moving money around. It's not innovative in any way, and it's not going to take any business away from Paypal except on the ST site where they force you to use it.

"StudioWalker" besides not existing is just going to be another of what countless teenagers already offer from a terminal set up in their garage. With Frontpage and countless ad design agencies out there, this is also nothing new. It has no real prestige or way to take business away from its competitors.

The ST store is a joke. Even if someday they do move into other areas, they still be several years behind Amazon and hampered by many software patents preventing them from doing things that customers would want.

"StudioHoliday" also doesn't exist yet, but if it ever is actually created, it'd be competing with literally thousands of websites. Priceline comes to mind as the archetype of the ticket portion, but there are many others featuring all of the features that ST is 'planning.'

And so forth.

So instead of having one innovative company accepting small amount of debt in order to be first to fill a key market niche, you have StudioTraffic paying 365% on their debt every single year with the hopes of being a Johny-come-lately in a series of unrelated industries. Those businesses make ST less stable because they simply aren't profitable.

[Michel Z.]

Originally Posted by Reseller

0.50% daily is absurd. ST is a Ponzi and can collapse at any moment.

Their other "sources of income" are not profitable at all:

"StudioPay" is just another "Paypal," but with high fees and difficulty moving money around. It's not innovative in any way, and it's not going to take any business away from Paypal except on the ST site where they force you to use it.

"StudioWalker" besides not existing is just going to be another of what countless teenagers already offer from a terminal set up in their garage. With Frontpage and countless ad design agencies out there, this is also nothing new. It has no real prestige or way to take business away from its competitors.

The ST store is a joke. Even if someday they do move into other areas, they still be several years behind Amazon and hampered by many software patents preventing them from doing things that customers would want.

"StudioHoliday" also doesn't exist yet, but if it ever is actually created, it'd be competing with literally thousands of websites. Priceline comes to mind as the archetype of the ticket portion, but there are many others featuring all of the features that ST is 'planning.'

And so forth.

So instead of having one innovative company accepting small amount of debt in order to be first to fill a key market niche, you have StudioTraffic paying 365% on their debt every single year with the hopes of being a Johny-come-lately in a series of unrelated industries. Those businesses make ST less stable because they simply aren't profitable.

So Reseller if you think that ST is a Ponzi which programs do you recommend to our friend who would like to invest $4000??

[adelphia1]

Originally Posted by Reseller

0.50% daily is absurd. ST is a Ponzi and can collapse at any moment.

Their other "sources of income" are not profitable at all:

"StudioPay" is just another "Paypal," but with high fees and difficulty moving money around. It's not innovative in any way, and it's not going to take any business away from Paypal except on the ST site where they force you to use it.

"StudioWalker" besides not existing is just going to be another of what countless teenagers already offer from a terminal set up in their garage. With Frontpage and countless ad design agencies out there, this is also nothing new. It has no real prestige or way to take business away from its competitors.

The ST store is a joke. Even if someday they do move into other areas, they still be several years behind Amazon and hampered by many software patents preventing them from doing things that customers would want.

"StudioHoliday" also doesn't exist yet, but if it ever is actually created, it'd be competing with literally thousands of websites. Priceline comes to mind as the archetype of the ticket portion, but there are many others featuring all of the features that ST is 'planning.'

And so forth.

So instead of having one innovative company accepting small amount of debt in order to be first to fill a key market niche, you have StudioTraffic paying 365% on their debt every single year with the hopes of being a Johny-come-lately in a series of unrelated industries. Those businesses make ST less stable because they simply aren't profitable.

You bash the one program that has been around longer than anything! Oh ya, I want your advice!

[forextrader222]

I have one, email me and I will give it to you

Benny
forextrader222@yahoo.com

[Ixion]

the FEEDER FUND programs, like FXIG, ITS and 4X is what I`d suggest.

[dougadam]

Originally Posted by Reseller

HAHAHAHAHAHA


Studiotraffic is a big Ponzi (they even admit) and you call that riskfree?

Not true Reseller.

[saxifrage]

Whats my opinion? Leave your money in the bank.

If you want to do some high yield investing (read gambling) take your time and study penny stocks.

[Global*Money]

Paidreponse and Studiotraffic and Fatsmarket and marketiva

[pluggy]

It sort of depends how much 4000 dollars is to you, If you're Bill Gates, 4000 dollars is loose change and easily in the play money bracket. If 4000 is a lot of money, leave it in the bank. Use play money only for this scam riddled 'hole'