[dredd124]

Anyone take the shorter programs & get paid? Iwent long with domains.

[anita]

I live in Costa Rica and I called the phone number that I found doing a whois search.

Administrative Contact:
Admin, DNS support@privateopps.com
POB 908-2194
San Jose,
CR
+506.2831111

Guess what... the phone number belongs to a graphic design company and no one of the workers spoke in English. Maybe some scam similar to invex (exotic country, fake and weird names...)?

[RED&BLACK LION29]

Originally Posted by anita

I live in Costa Rica and I called the phone number that I found doing a whois search.

Administrative Contact:
Admin, DNS support@privateopps.com
POB 908-2194
San Jose,
CR
+506.2831111

Guess what... the phone number belongs to a graphic design company and no one of the workers spoke in English. Maybe some scam similar to invex (exotic country, fake and weird names...)?

Hello Anita and all of you guys!

i sent inquiry and received clarification from Robert/Admin..please read..i think
they are real..may be the best one at the time..i will invest soon..Bye guys!!

Hi there,

When we launched the program we had our real phone number posted in the Whois record. For about a week we received calls non-stop from people threatening to shut us down, DDoS us if we don't pay, and what not. We then decided to remove the real number and therefore modified the last 4 digits of the number shown in our Whois information.

I hope this clears things up a little. Feel free to post my reply if you think other people may be interested to know the details.

Robert Vaughn
Operations Manager
PrivateOpps.com

Yours,
PrivateOpps Support team

[xylene]

Originally Posted by RED&BLACK LION29

Hello Anita and all of you guys!

i sent inquiry and received clarification from Robert/Admin..please read..i think
they are real..may be the best one at the time..i will invest soon..Bye guys!!

Hi there,

When we launched the program we had our real phone number posted in the Whois record. For about a week we received calls non-stop from people threatening to shut us down, DDoS us if we don't pay, and what not. We then decided to remove the real number and therefore modified the last 4 digits of the number shown in our Whois information.

I hope this clears things up a little. Feel free to post my reply if you think other people may be interested to know the details.

Robert Vaughn
Operations Manager
PrivateOpps.com

Yours,
PrivateOpps Support team

Thanks for sharing this RED&BLACK LION29. I still believe Private Opps is for real!

[anita]

What they didnt tell you is that the graphic design company with that phone number exists since quite a long time, and by Costa Rican laws is forbidden to use another company's phone number.

So, if they just wanted that phone number to appear in the whois registration, for sure the graphic designing company with that phone number would have received many calls as well, and would have warned the authorities.


I requested to meet with them and supposedly all their employees are in Europe right now attending a special meeting and nobody was in Costa Rica at this precise moment. How convenient...

But anyways, if it works for you, then it is ok. Anyways, hyips are like gambling.

[csa1234]

Yeah, totally agree with you.

Originally Posted by anita

What they didnt tell you is that the graphic design company with that phone number exists since quite a long time, and by Costa Rican laws is forbidden to use another company's phone number.

So, if they just wanted that phone number to appear in the whois registration, for sure the graphic designing company with that phone number would have received many calls as well, and would have warned the authorities.


I requested to meet with them and supposedly all their employees are in Europe right now attending a special meeting and nobody was in Costa Rica at this precise moment. How convenient...

But anyways, if it works for you, then it is ok. Anyways, hyips are like gambling.

[kinweng81]

2 more weeks...I will receive my earning...wow...stay tune

[damien1969]

somebody else than me has been paid for contract so far ?

[e-Exchanger]

It's a great program~I never doubt~For all my downlines:Please contact me as soon as possible after you invested your money~So that I could send bonus to you asap~Otherwise~I will be very hard to distinguish which commissions came from whom~ro_emote_

[Reyna]

It seems like a fairly 'stable' program to me. I have no complaints with them so far.
Their communication seems good. I received 2 e-mails today from them:
FIRST:
Dear Participant,

Our website may be unavailable to some of you, due to a heavy Distributed
Denial of Service (DDoS) attack. Our DDoS solution provider, BlockDos.net, is
working with us closely as they combat these new vicious attacks. I hope to
have good news for you in a few hours.

Needless to mention, your account data and any funds/units that belong to you
are, as usual, completely safe from these malicious users who seek to disturb
our growing community.

I sincerely apologize for this inconvenience, and appreciate your continued
patience.

Participants wishing to redeem their Units may do so by emailing Kim at
kim@privateopps.com. Other account-related issues should be directed to
support@privateopps.com.
/////////////////////////////////////////
SECOND:
Dear Participant,

I am pleased to let you know that our website is now back up, after a 1-hour
downtime. Thanks to BlockDos.Net's prompt DDoS resolution service, we were once
again successfull at mitigating a heavy DDoS attack.

To those of your who do not know what a Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS)
attack is, here is a short explanation taken from Wikipedia: A denial-of-
service attack (also, DoS attack) is an attack on a computer system or network
that causes a loss of service to users, typically the loss of network
connectivity and services by consuming the bandwidth of the victim network or
overloading the computational resources of the victim system. In a distributed
attack, the attacking computer hosts are often zombie computers with broadband
connections to the Internet that have been compromised by viruses or Trojan
horse programs that allow the perpetrator to remotely control the machine and
direct the attack, often through a botnet. With enough such slave hosts, the
services of even the largest and most well-connected websites can be denied.

I apologize for any inconvenience caused, and appreciate your patience.

See you on the forums!

Robert Vaughn
Operations Manager
PrivateOpps.com
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Seems pretty straightforward and efficient.