Topic: HYIP Monitor InvestSpot, providing the real status of popular HYIP programs (Read 2307 times)

I joined a few times under https://investspot.biz but never request a RCB. How to make a request?

RCB is a slang in the hyip world, it's "referral commission back" for short. 

By the way, may I ask What is RCB?

These monitor sites could also be hosted by the HYIP sites.

Yes, monitors may always be on program admin's side.

What I like most is your RCB on hyip programs.   

I agreed. Monitors are just for reference, just like "no investment is 100% safe", no monitor is 100% trusted.

I agree on all 100%. All monitors = shit!

The problem with trusting HYIP monitors is that their trial investment is usually paid by the scheme admin as part of the deal for inclusion on their site.
This means it's very easy for an Admin of a scam to continue paying a few Sats to the monitor account while scamming everyone else.

HYIP monitors are part of the business model of ponzis, not impartial observers. Do not trust them.

I saw this


on its footer. The information may be reliable, but the listed investment companies may not.

You actually have good compilations here http://investspot.biz/BitCoin-HYIPs.html but how reliable are these information.

It seems the OP has discarded this thread...   From my point of view, no investment is 100% safe. 

Are these listed programs all good for invest?             

ah common...you all never see your money.

only the first guys...

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A high-yield investment program (HYIP) is a type of Ponzi scheme, an investment scam that promises unsustainably high return on investment by paying previous investors with the money invested by new investors. Most of these scams work from anonymous offshore bases which make them hard to track down.

Operators generally set up a website offering an "investment program" which promises very high returns, such as 1% per day (3778% APY when returns are compounded every day), disclosing little or no detail about the underlying management, location, or other aspects of how money is to be invested. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has said that "these fraudulent schemes involve the purported issuance, trading, or use of so-called 'prime' bank, 'prime' European bank or 'prime' world bank financial instruments, or other 'high yield investment programs.' (HYIP's) The fraud artists … seek to mislead investors by suggesting that well regarded and financially sound institutions participate in these bogus programs." In 2010, the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) warned that "[t]he con artists behind HYIPs are experts at using social media — including YouTube, Twitter and Facebook — to lure investors and create the illusion of social consensus that these investments are legitimate."

~~~http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/High-yield_investment_program

Tiny updates:
I just sorted out and made a list of the current live HYIPs that accept BitCoin as payment processor.
http://www.investspot.biz/BitCoin-HYIPs.html

Hello!

This is Natasha from InvestSpot.biz

I came to this forum from google search on the term of some hyip program's name.

I notice that more and more HYIP programs are accepting Bitcoin as one of its payment processors, and more and more Bitcoin users are trying to earn from HYIPs. HYIP Monitor InvestSpot is monitoring all the popular HYIP programs, providing the real status of their payment status. It is a good source of reference for you to avoid being scammed. Don't invest your money if you find a specific program is labeled with "Problem" or "Not Paying" tag on a hyip monitor.

Good luck.