HYIP-Investment

Unfortunately, Yen Stock is not paying anymore and has been moved to the HYIP Scams list.

Remember The Stoic’s Easter Egg investment plan? Well, they’re extending this special investment plan. It proved to be popular for their investors so The Stoic is extending it till the last day of May (May 31st). Check out the message they sent out to their investors:

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Xaga Enterprise, Safe-Invests, Royal Investment, GearsOfProfit, Golden Capital, liberty4pro, Real Online Bank, Bux Investment and 365funds has been added in the High Risk HYIPs list.

BestChoiceHyip, Favomarket, Hourly Maker, Capitalnx, Nocrisis, Principal Return and E-sailer has been moved to the HYIPs Scams list.

It’s best that you familiarize yourself with the different HYIP terms that you may encounter. Not only will you understand what these terms mean but they’ll help you make a wiser decision before you start investing.

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It seems that there’s an issue right now with Liberty Reserve SCI (shopping cart interface). Both Stoic-Capital and AsianInvestGroup are now accepting manual investment directly into their Liberty Reserve accounts. This is for those who have been trying to invest using their automatic interface but are not having any success with it. Please make sure that you’re sending your money to the correct Liberty Reserve account.

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Verifield has been added in the Best HYIPs list.

Yen Stock has been added in the Best HYIPs list.

Making money without any work or effort always attracts a lot of people especially online. This is why HYIP is very popular and has been thriving for years with more people getting connected to the internet. Before you form any ideas on your head and start investing in various HYIP investment programs, you should learn first what HYIP means and how it works. It’s better to know what you’re getting into so that you can make wise decisions. You don’t want your hard earned money to go down the drain in a matter of days or weeks.

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