HYIP Information Reviews and Investment Tips Found at HYIPBlogger.com
Online, November 7, 2010 (Newswire.com) - Legitimate and profitable programs are what people search everyday to invest their hard earned money into. There are in fact a small percentage of programs one can invest where a large amount of money can be made. Many people want to invest in high-yield investment programs (HYIPs), but lack the knowledge of the critical information on how to start doing such. The HYIP industry is notorious for being full of investment scams that guarantee sustainability through fraudulent investment operations.
HYIPBlogger helps clear the air about the misconceptions about HYIPs. With the main goal of providing visitors with honest, useful information on everything related to HYIP, this blog emphasizes how HYIPs offer extremely high returns at extremely high risk.
"Good job! This is one of the best explanations of what HYIP is. A lot of people invest in HYIPs without this basic knowledge," Hansen Kevin of Springfield, Illinois, says about the website.
HYIPBlogger.com estimates that 99% of the programs in the HYIP industry are scams or Ponzi schemes. A Ponzi scheme is a program that pays returns to investors with their own money or with money paid by subsequent investors, instead of paying returns with actual profit earned. This scheme is not sustainable and eventually the amount of money promised in returns will exceed the amount of money invested and there will be no payout to investors.
A scam is blatant fraud, or intentional deception made for personal gain. There are programs created with no intention to pay the investor, with the sole intention to steal investors' money. Scam programs are usually classified as quick scam, timed scam or Ponzi scam, based on their system.
Because it is very difficult to sift through on your own which investment programs are Ponzi schemes, scams, and legitimate programs, HYIPBlogger.com offers an extensive collection of articles on topics to help visitors walk through HYIPs. It also links visitors to other online sources that contain information on HYIP, often in step-by-step format, varying from the most basic information about getting started to advanced research techniques and strategy.
While HYIPBlogger.com has a monitoring page that features certain HYIPS that have a review written of them, it clarifies that it does not recommend investment into any investment program, and strongly recommends educating one's self before ever considering investment into a HYIP.
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