Victoria Picks: HYIPmax - everything about investing

by Victoria Kovac

For quite some time I knew HYIP max as a good monitoring site. I had missed to visit it one or two months and what I surprise - I saw it turned into even better and more useful portal about investing.

Now HYIP max contains several services. Let me introduce them to you:

There is still the good old HYIP listing, but what a shock - I saw only 3 hyips at the time of writting this article. What happened? Well, the text in red on the site explains it perfectly:

"Why have most of the programs and games been removed? Because we have chosen quality instead of quantity and we have set extremely high requirements for our existing and future partners. We do not want hundreds of pseudo-investments, and this is our method of minimizing the number of fakes in our listing."






Good step, isn't it? We all should really stop supporting the low quality ponzi games and try to turn this HYIP world into something real.

Now the site also offers a private club which will include information about real, checked investment programs and managed forex accounts with ongoing monitoring. The membership is paid, but if you are a large investor, $200 bucks (or $100 for one year) should be fair enough.

What is also very interesting (and you should expect a review from us) is their Investment Pool. It is supposingly based on the selection of programs they invest in and returns monthly ROI between 6% and 12% untill you get 200% of your spend.

There are several good advertising options if you have something to offer to their auditory. The site is created in March 2004 and they provide good HYIP related information since then.

I wish we can see more programs in their listing. Then HYIP max can turn into the best monitor-portal about high yield investing.

Published at Jul, 29 '06 ; read 758 times;

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User comments:

Propellertop at Aug, 05 '06 23:47
Just for kicks I checked out HYIPmax and they recommend 3 HYIP opps. I chose 1 randomly; Euro Trade Ltd. Did the whois, check the registration info and it indicates a 'Peter Morrison' and that he's located in unit 12 at 180 Tottenham Court in London. Did a quick search in London on that address and there doesn't seem to be a unit 12. In fact, it shows a Furniture store. http://www.192.com/search/details.cfm?action=15020... 25E544B415A0C1D08513B386D706D7B612D524B203F3813754B574F0E1C484547354 B551C001E301A1D1205045A5E4B57082526283B33396F7C7C6113302A2E233E38601 40B71782A2A3A524534797976171C202322343623677E77147D262C393E383913505 55E08352628204A0408174D5742060E1D0712194A0C08145D060C191E18191350555 E08070E191604185B435A5713011A4B0403165C456B5D595E564B1B053446545A591 352&showmap=1 Put that all in one line in your browser and go. I didn't go any further because I couldn't find a free version of the UK white pages where you can do a # lookup but even if Peter's # points to him I doubt if he'll know anything about Euro trade. If I'm missing something, let me know.
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clifton at Aug, 06 '06 07:32
I believe Euro Trade is not real. I am not sure what exactly are their high requirement, probably they are just selecting programs with profit potential.
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goldfinger01 at Aug, 13 '06 11:31
I believe that Euro Trade is a Ponzi like 100% of the daily paying programs outthere ! Do not worry, be happy !
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